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NYSF Outlook Newsletter
Catch up on the latest news and events from the National Youth Science Forum. Inspiring Australia’s leading young scientists since 1984.
An Update from the CEO
There are several new announcements to read in this months update from the CEO.
Apply now for NYSF 2021
Applications are now open for the NYSF 2021 Year 12 Program and close 14 June.
Year 12 Program
NYSF CEO Dr. Melanie Bagg reflects on her first January with the NYSF.
A Day of STEM Visits
Sea Jellies, human cells, robotics and quantum mechanics all in one day of Brisbane STEM visits.
Science Communication
Participants were enlightened by a panel of six successful science communicators.
Partners Day
Presentations, Speed Meeting and Careers Expo allowed students to connect with NYSF Partners.
Science Dinner
To celebrate the NYSF 2020 Year 12 Program, students and guests gathered at Brisbane City Hall.
Thank You Rotarians
We would like to thank all Rotarians for volunteering on session and throughout the year.
Celebrating Our Female Alumni
On International Women's Day, we recognised our female alumni.
Lowana Littlechild
NYSF 2013 Alumna Lowana shares her eye opening experience with the NYSF.
Matt Goh
NYSF 2015 Alumnus discusses how he went from the NYSF to Oxford University and more.
News & Events from NYSF 2020 Partners
Start at the top with the IARU Global Summer Program
Because ANU is part of the elite International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU), our students can learn from the best, to be their best. Read about PhD student Lachlan's experience with the program here.
The circle of life: ANU to Africa
After completing a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) alumna Elly Gearing moved to Africa to pursue a career in animal behaviour. She now works as a zoologist and field guide at a nature reserve in the Greater Kruger in Africa. Read more here.
Explore all the latest news, information, research, and events taking place at The University of Queensland
Explore all the latest news, information, and updates from the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources.
Machine Learning to Scale up the Quantum Computer A machine learning framework has been created to precisely locate atom-sized quantum bits in silicon – a crucial step for building a large-scale silicon quantum computer
Why do Small Dogs Live Longer than Big Dogs?Larger animals tend to live longer than smaller ones, but within the dog kingdom it pays to be short. Here’s why
Heroines of Mathematics We asked some of our prominent mathematicians to share with us who their favourite maths heroines are and why
New courses in Applied Data Science If you’re interested in mastering big data and helping others to understand it, this is the course for you. This program of study will provide you with the skills necessary to apply solutions to a wide range of industry-based and research issues.
Please click here for more information.
Thank You to the NYSF 2020 Partners
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