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Throwing balls in different gravity This visualisation shows how long each ball throw would take to land on different planets. Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gWzdHhPz For more interesting facts like this head to our Sativus page: https://lnkd.in/gNYeSVR5 #STEM #Science #interetingfacts #learningfromscience #scicomm #engagingscience #learnsomethingnew

The Sativus team headed back to America this month to continue strengthening our international partnerships. In early 2025, we will unveil a huge announcement that will take us — and our ability to serve you — to the next level. Stay tuned!! #STEM #science #scienceforall #discoverwithsativus

The Sativus Pty Ltd team spent this week collaborating with the incredible educators at Park Ridge State High School, utilising their Critical Thinking Space.  Together, we created assessment items, lesson plans, and unit plans for Years 7–10 English, Health & Physical Education, Science, Mathematics, and Digital Technology subjects. We used out-of-the-box thinking and diversity of input to design learning journeys for students that have clear and direct links between what they learn in the classrooms and what they do outside of school.  We’re proud to contribute to shaping future-ready students and strengthening the bridge between education and life beyond the school gates! #Collaboration #EducationInnovation #RealWorldLearning #SativusTeam

The wondrous world of animal senses In the first episode of the Nature podcast series "Nature hits the books", science journalist Ed Yong joins talks about his new book An Immense World, which takes a journey through the weird and wonderful realm of animal senses. Click here: https://lnkd.in/gpJCHjr5 For more like this: https://lnkd.in/gNYeSVR5 #AnimalSenses #ExploreNature #STEMLearning #ScienceEducation #NaturePodcast #EdYong #AnImmenseWorld #AnimalBehaviour #DiscoverScience #CuriosityUnleashed

Join us today for our free Professional Development: Tips for closing out a project Tue, Dec 03 QLD: 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM UTC+10 hours NSW, VIC: 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM SA: 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM WA: 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM There are a lot of tasks required to effectively close out a research project – it's not just about submitting the final deliverable. This webinar will cover different tasks that you need to consider, to say that a research project is successfully finished. Register here and add the event to your calendar: https://lnkd.in/gdi-jVdB

The award winning Griffith University Science on the GO! program thrives on the power of collaboration and diverse input. Partnerships between scientists and teachers are transformative and can create exceptional opportunities for students to connect classroom learning with the real world. A huge thanks to Anita Brant (nee Hazell), STEM Outreach Manager, and Sidney Hooker from the Science on the GO! Griffith University team for hosting this outstanding event. Dr. Bridie Schultz recently delivered an inspiring workshop on Engaging STEM Assessment Aligned with Real-World Research, which drew double its expected capacity! This reflects the growing demand for innovative approaches to STEM education and the enthusiasm for strategies that bridge research and teaching practices. Feedback from teachers who attended our #teachSTEM workshops on a similar topic last year shows the impact of these strategies in action: 100% of their senior students passed the assessment after implementing the approaches they learned. This underscores the transformative power of equipping educators with cutting-edge tools and techniques. The 2024 Cutting Edge Science Professional Learning Day brought together over 150 teachers from across Queensland, featuring engaging lectures, dynamic workshops, and a keynote address by Associate Professor Michael Simmonds. Here’s to pushing boundaries, creating connections, and delivering meaningful outcomes for both teachers and students! For more information about Science on the Go!: https://lnkd.in/gD3ZGRVX #ScienceOnTheGO #STEMeducation #TeachSTEM #ScienceAndEducation #TeacherDevelopment #STEMLeadership #FutureScientists #InnovativeTeaching #ClassroomToLab #RealWorldLearning #ScienceInAction #STEMOutreach #CuttingEdgeEducation #TeacherSupport #STEMWorkshops #CollaborateToInnovate #EducationAndResearch

‘Aha’! moments (also called ‘insight’) happen when your brain isn’t focusing on the problem you’re trying to solve. Scientific ‘aha’ moments lead to scientific breakthroughs. So for the sake of scientific advancement, take a break! Sign up to sativus newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gNYeSVR5 #newsletter #science #takeabreak #stem

A big thank you to Kate Retzki and the Office of the Inspector-General of Emergency Management for inviting Dr Bridie Schultz from Sativus Pty Ltd to the Queensland Disaster Management Research Forum, where researchers and practitioners openly discussed this year’s theme: Embedding Research into Practice. With topics ranging from climate research shaping policy to resilient building design, heat-health for Queenslanders, and predicting forest fire spread with artificial intelligence, the forum brought together diverse insights to strengthen Queensland’s disaster preparedness. What an inspiring day filled with diverse topics that ignited meaningful discussions well beyond the session! #Queensland #DisasterManagement #EmergencyManagement #ClimateResearch #Resilience #HeatHealth #ForestFirePrevention #AI #ResearchIntoPractice #SustainableSolutions #CommunityPreparedness

Following the launch of the United Nations One Map initiative at the Conference and Plenary Meeting of the UN Geospatial Network in August, Partners of the One Map initiative advanced their mission by hosting the One Map Partners Lab at the United Nations COP29 Azerbaijan. We were hosted at the Digital Innovation Pavilion to discuss the localisation of climate action. Sativus Pty Ltd is proud to be a Partner in this groundbreaking initiative, alongside the brilliant minds of Miroslav Polzer, Alexandre Caldas, Geoffrey Levene, Caroline Ouko, Matthew Grace, Pourya Salehi, Davor Orlic, Pascal P., Douglas Ragan, and Daria Shumilova. Thanks to Miroslav Polzer from GloCha Global Challenges Action Network for spearheading this endeavour and creating a space for collaboration and innovation. This beautiful milestone reflects the collective vision and drive behind the initiative. On the Panel, Dr Bridie Schultz spoke about the power of collaborative partnerships between researchers and communities that use the citizen science method to collect robust data to drive impactful solutions that address global challenges and contribute to a more sustainable future. This event highlights the potential of geospatial information systems, such as the One Map - One Humanity initiative of the UN Geospatial Network, and innovative public-private partnerships for the localisation, coordination and incentivisation of climate action on the local and global level. NVIDIA, UNEP/GRID-Geneva, GloCha Global Challenges Action Network, #UNGeospatialNetwork, UNIDO Citizen Science and the UN One Map Video: https://lnkd.in/gXG8NBw9

To create accessible science, your end users need to be able to find, understand and use the information at a time that suits them. Otherwise, they may never change practise and your research can't be called a success! To see more of what Sativus has to offer, head to our website: https://lnkd.in/gqpBSPm Illustration by Rachel Lee: https://lnkd.in/gUhFAet