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Young Scientist Information Session
30 April @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm AEST

Join our Young Scientist Information Session to learn about the Young Scientist Program and how to get your students involved!
Whats new in 2026?
For students in Years K–10, the program now accepts a wider range of submission formats, including posters, templated tables, and slide decks, alongside traditional written reports. Some suggested formats can be found on the Young Scientist Resources page. This change is intended to support more accessible and flexible ways for students to communicate their work, while maintaining a focus on evidence, reasoning, and clear explanation.
Climate Action Focus Area
A new suite of prizes recognises student projects that address climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide (CO₂). Projects may contribute directly or indirectly—for example, by improving the efficiency of energy or resource use, or by developing innovative solutions that support more sustainable systems.
See the Prizes page for full details and eligibility.
