The embryos of tiger sharks fight each other while in their mother's womb, the survivor being the baby shark that is born.
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An experiment in cross linking sounds Scitech and Furchick Enterprises presents Analogue to Digital 3: a huge event in two acts, one interval and seven sound art and music performances cross linking...Read More... -
Discover the science of attraction at Scitech After Dark Scitech is gearing up for a very sexy After Dark. This adults only event will explore the science of attraction with special guest Dr Gabrielle Morrissey. Dr Gabrielle...Read More... -
Young Innovators at Scitech The 2010 WA Innovator of the Year Schools Competition will present the pinnacle of student innovation when students from across the state vie for the chance...Read More... -
Woodside Scitech Science Awards For science students in a class of their own. The Woodside Scitech Science Awards is a joint initiative between Woodside and Scitech, to encourage greater interest...Read More... -
2010 Animation Film FestivalAspiring animators have developed two-minute film clips in stop-motion, Flash or 3D animation to the theme of 'BIG things / little things' as part of this year's...Read More...
If we could run as fast for our size as an ant can, we would run as fast as a racehorse.
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