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Ed Husic Superstars launch 2023
19 November 2022

Superstars of STEM 2023 announcement by Minister for Industry & Science Ed Husic MP

Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic MP gave the following speech on Friday 18 November 2022 to announce the 2023 Superstars of STEM.

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18 November 2022

Meet Australia’s newest Superstars of STEM

Australia’s new Superstars of STEM – 60 diverse brilliant scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians – will be officially announced today by the Minister for Science.

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Image asks 'Are you a Superstar?' and shows three scientists who are current Superstars of STEM and the STA and Superstars logo.
20 July 2022

Search begins for next Superstars of STEM

A nationwide search has begun for Australia’s next constellation of Superstars of STEM – a game-changing initiative to advance gender equity by turning more diverse science experts into media stars.

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11 February 2022

Superstars of STEM funded for stratospheric success

The Australian Government has today announced a further $2 million investment to advance women in STEM through STA’s game-changing Superstars of STEM program.

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Image by Dick Walker.
3 September 2021

Superstar of STEM steps up to save the rare truffle-snuffling Gilbert’s potoroo

One of Science & Technology Australia’s Superstars of STEM has unveiled a chromosome-length of DNA from the critically endangered Gilbert’s potoroo.

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Superstar mentor Joanne Woo and Superstar of STEM Dr Tamara Keeley.
19 July 2021

A new galaxy of Superstars of STEM mentors

A constellation of leaders including CEOs, Chief Scientists, and a Cabinet Minister have signed up to mentor the Superstars of STEM.

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