2022 NanoFest 14-17 July
Come and join us as we weave chemistry and mātauranga Māori around stars, space and Matariki into a family show. There will be the usual chemistry bangs and flashes, the opportunity to eat cheezils frozen in liquid nitrogen, plus the chance to listen to stories from Te Ao Māori that bring a new perspective to a traditional science show.
Come hear Science Academy Year 13 students present a series of short talks, 3-minute films and museum displays on a wide range of science topics.
How do we know what is inside the Sun? Can we hold boiling water in our hands? The Department of Physics invites you to journey with us from the realm of the hot, to the very cold. Let's challenge our ideas of the everyday concepts of temperature and pressure and uncover exciting facts about our world and universe!
Join us for a “wild” afternoon of short science and nature films and Q&A with filmmakers from the Department of Science Communication.