As the @ShineDome's copper roof was being replaced in mid 2021, a time capsule was placed inside the copper roof, containing messages from the Fellows of the Academy to the scientists of the future.
What would you want the future to know? nitter.fdn.fr/Science_Academy/…#ShineOn
There are many incredibly creative people in the world and we're proud to say, many of them have been inspired by our Dome. Take a look at some of the adorable items that we've come across, starting with artist Annie Trevillian's tea towel! craftact.org.au/collections/…
The marvellous one-of-a-kind model is created as part of a #LEGO Architecture-themed collection of buildings by Peter Blackert (lego911/flickr). The building features 1279 parts and is approximately 1:120 scale.
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Our former colleague Alistair Usher once created a 3D mini-me of the @ShineDome made of metal-infused PLA – a renewable bioplastic. Coolest home-made Shine Dome we've ever seen.
His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) will officially reopen the Shine Dome on Monday 27 June at 5.30pm (AEST).
Watch the livestream: science.org.au/news-and-even…#ShineDome#ShineOn
His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) will officially reopen the Shine Dome on Monday 27 June at 5.30pm (AEST).
Watch the livestream: science.org.au/news-and-even…#ShineDome#ShineOn
Our @ShineDome is the home of science in Australia. It's also an iconic, modernist building designed for us by Sir Roy Grounds, completed in 1959. Following extensive repairs required after a hailstorm, the Dome is to be officially reopened Monday 27 June. science.org.au/news-and-even…
🎬Attend our free screening of doco #PictureAScientist, followed by an online panel discussion @ShineDome. The film follows the journey of three female scientists as they try to effect change in the culture of science. Mon 16 May. All welcome!🎞️
Register: science.org.au/news-and-even…
Australian professional athletes are subject to expansive, unchecked practices of intimate information collection. Read our new discussion paper science.org.au/datainsport?T… & watch to get the full story.
Video #1: Intro from Chairs @juliapowles@tobywalsh
Today is Light up Red for Tuberculosis (TB) as part of #WorldTBDay. 40 buildings – including our own @ShineDome – and landmarks around Australia will be lit red to show solidarity for the 1.5 million people who lose their lives to TB each year.
In support of the people of Ukraine, the @ShineDome has been lit in the colours of the flag of Ukraine. 🇺🇦 Academies of science around the world will continue to speak out and work through the umbrella of science & technology to bring peace, harmony, and prosperity in the world.
The Academy condemns in the harshest possible terms the unprovoked and unlawful military aggression by Russia on the sovereign country of Ukraine. 🇺🇦 Full statement: science.org.au/news-and-even…
The Making Aus Agriculture Sustainable conference is on in Canberra today! Our director Michelle Young is in the room, and some of our team are watching online. We're enjoying a real diversity of presentations from people committed to a sustainable future for agriculture.
.@TimYowie still loves it. "It's one of Canberra's most iconic buildings but unlike Black Mountain tower it has a real soul and unlike Parl House it's home to some real intellectual grunt... It's quirky, fun & if you scratch its domed surface a bit, it has a surprising history."
#ShineDome fact: A rite of passage for many Canberrans was taking a quick dip in the Shine Dome moat after graduation, but some of our feathered friends require some extra help – hence the duck ramp! @CanberraTimescanberratimes.com.au/story/6…