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That’s RAD! Science Introduction
Professor Kathy Andrews, a biomedical scientist from the Griffith Institute for Drug Discovery, introduces the That’s RAD! Science project and the aim to inspire and educate children.
Book 1 Launch: My Mum is a Parasite Scientist. That’s RAD!
Interview with Professor Kathy Andrews at the launch of the first book in the That’s RAD! Science series during the 2017 Queensland launch of National Science Week.
My Mum is a Parasite Scientist. That’s RAD!
The first book in the That’s RAD! Science series was released as part of the 2017 Queensland National Science Week launch.
A book to inspire the next generation of scientists? That's rad! @GU_Sciences @kandrew07141156 #natsciwk #GriffithUni #science pic.twitter.com/SUyGuu89od
— Griffith University (@Griffith_Uni) August 11, 2017
The first book in the That’s RAD! Science series was released as part of the 2017 Queensland National Science Week launch.
Innovative new medicines for malaria prevention
Middle Schooling and Teacher Education
Professor Donna Pendergast, That’s RAD! Science curriculum and literacy editor, discusses middle schooling and teacher education
2017 Asia-Pacific 3MT Finalist – Heidi Walkden – “Does breathing kill?”
Our mum is a forensic scientist. That’s RAD!
Senior Sergeant Donna Stewart tells us what she enjoyed most about writing her forensic science childrens book
Our mum is a nanotech scientist. That’s RAD!
A/Prof Qin Li tells us what she enjoyed most about writing her book on nanotech.
My mum is a parasite scientist. That’s RAD!
Prof Kathy Andrews tells us what she enjoyed most about writing her childrens book on parasites.
My aunt is a protein crystal scientist. That’s RAD!
Prof Jenny Martin tells us why she wanted to write a book about protein crystal science for children.
