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Discover the hidden world of Brisbane’s microbats on this fascinating nighttime walking tour with wildlife ecologist Dr Elizabeth Williams.

Discover the rich traditions of bush tukka on a guided walk with Batjala man Bruce ‘Gululai’ Phillips in the lush Roma Street Parkland.

The Griffith Sea Jellies Research Laboratory invites you behind-the-scenes for a guided tour of their facility to meet the laboratory’s research scientists for WSFB's Labs Unlocked.

Step behind the scenes at the State Library of Queensland for an exciting glimpse into the fascinating world of conservation science as part of WSFB Labs Unlocked series.

Join experts from Griffith University’s Green Infrastructure Research Labs on a walking tour around South Bank this March!

A blend of bold visual design, collaborative storytelling and interactive play. An enchanting installation for children 4-8 year olds and their families.

Brian Greene journeys into the enigmatic realm of the quantum, celebrating the theory’s remarkable achievements and the profound mysteries of the universe.

Join Rhianna Patrick for a discussion exploring and applying traditional knowledge to enhance our understanding of Queensland’s coast.

A behind-the-sciences tour to see the work of the scientists and technical staff who prepare, identify and store unique plant, fungi and lichen specimens.

Hear from our top researchers how they design electrolyser components, such as membranes and catalysts, to convert greenhouse gas CO2 into useful products.

Join a panel of experts to discover the cutting-edge research unfolding right now and the incredible possibilities that could shape our future.

Join one of Australia’s most distinguished scientific minds, Professor Hugh Possingham, for an inspiring birdwatching walking tour.

Join Leigh Sales, Annabel Crabb and an ensemble of scientists celebrating curiosity, innovation, and the sheer joy of scientific discovery.

Hosted by ABC's Big Ideas presenter, Natasha Mitchell, this event promises to turn science into a showdown of epic proportions.

An action-packed new show that dissects the science behind skateboarding in one phenomenal arena event.

A panel of experts discuss the new foods, vertical farming, enhancing crop yields, and the potential of synthetic biology to revolutionise food production.

Don’t miss new host Rae Johnston and a panel of experts as they explore the latest in media, culture and technology.

Explore the intersection of love and heart health as experts delve into the science behind romantic love, broken heart syndrome & other heart conditions.

Don’t miss Professor David Sinclair’s return to Australia as he tackles the question: Why do we age, and why we don’t have to?

Crustaceans have many tricks up their sleeve. Come out of your shell and discover so much more about those that live with one.

Join Professor Catherine Pickering on a wildlife trail adventure at Griffith University's Eco Centre.

Dr. Kirsten Banks and Dr. Sara Webb team up to unravel the mysteries of the ultimate cosmic heavyweights: black holes.

Award-winning journalist and “awe-hunter” Dr Julia Baird makes her World Science Festival debut with an inspiring discussion about the science of awe.

Fire up your cerebral cortex with podcaster and journalist Sana Qadar and a panel of experts for a live presentation and recording of the popular podcast.

Explore the dynamic world of the gut microbiome and its profound impact on health and disease in this cutting-edge science event.

If it itches, burns or tingles, Dr Norman Swan and Tegan Taylor have the answers in a WSFB live edition of their ABC podcast, What’s that Rash?

Uncover the technological challenges, creative problem-solving and collaborative efforts that drive extraordinary projects.

Explore the fascinating world of space robotics with SpaceBot Science at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium’s Cosmic Skydome.

Join experts from Griffith University’s Green Infrastructure Research Labs (GIRLS) on a walking tour around South Bank.

A visually stunning full dome film designed to immerse students in the fascinating world of modern astronomy at Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium.

Explore the wonders of traditional Aboriginal science, where nature and knowledge are deeply connected.