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We're so excited for Monday's @QandA Science Special episode! Three @UNSWScience academics will be on the panel including marine ecologist Prof @DrEmmaLJohnston, astrophysicist @AstroKirsten and geologist Prof Martin Van Kranendonk. #QandA https://www.inside.unsw.edu.au/news-unsw/unsw-scientists-feature-on-the-abcs-qa-science-special?utm_source=unsw&utm_medium=social-team …pic.twitter.com/eYnhfqNBCL
“The night should be thought-provoking, and I’m honoured to be part of the panel.”
As a leading authority in marine ecology, Dean of @UNSWScience Professor @DrEmmaLJohnston is a prominent advocate for more women at the top tiers of science. #QandA https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/building-stem-future?utm_source=unsw&utm_medium=social-team …pic.twitter.com/zjpGuA6NS0
The panel will also feature @UNSWScience Honours student @AstroKirsten, a proud Wiradjuri woman with a passion for #astronomy and a commitment to science communication. #QandA
Watch her TEDx talk on the history of Australian Aboriginal Astronomy here:https://youtu.be/mYr7ZCn04eA
Director of Australian Centre for Astrobiology at @UNSWBEES Professor Martin Van Kranendonk will also be joining the #QandA panel on Monday night.
Check out his research in the Pilbara which has major implications for the search for life on Mars. https://youtu.be/UdMKO2l-DzA pic.twitter.com/sdP1oTCS45
Could we please have Pauline Hanson on, she know all about climate change. Better still Malcolm Roberts.
Looking forward to the Skype question from Malcolm Roberts for Prof. Brian.
Wow, could be really interesting. Might get me back to the @ABCaustralia if this discourse is as informed and considered as it's potential suggests.
Will be the first one I've watched for a while.
great, finally some people worth listening to
Better than last week's Q&A I hope which was very weak.
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