STELR Shape Your Future
Shape Your Future is a STEM education podcast exploring STEM Career pathways, featuring a different panel of experts and emerging leaders in STEM each episode to explore their journey from high school to where they are now.This podcast is based on the webinar series from the…
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Growing our future: STEM careers inspiring the next generation (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Shape Your Future education series from ATSE, a panel of experts and researchers discusses the diverse pathways within plant biotechnology, bioeconomy, and environmental science. Marking National Science Week, the panel explores how engineering, plant science, and ecology converge to solve global challenges—from scaling sustainable aviation biomanufacturing to growing crops on the lunar surface. Host: Professor Ian O'Hara (Chemical Engineer, Bioeconomy Leader, and ATSE Fel
Science on Country: First Nation's knowledge in modern STEM (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Shape Your Future education series from ATSE celebrating NAIDOC Week, a panel of First Nations leaders and researchers explores "Science on Country" and how First Nations knowledge intersects with modern STEM. The discussion highlights how cellular immunology, genomics, and Indigenous data sovereignty converge to advance health outcomes, honor cultural responsibility, and shape the future of science in Australia. Host: Tamara McGregor (Program Delivery Lead at ATSE) Modera
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