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Hunter π in the Sci

9/7/2025

 
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​Increase the profile and understanding of science and technology in the local community.
The group was formed to encourage a greater understanding of science and technology by discussing science issues with experts in the field. Our members meet on the 2nd Tuesday of month in East Maitland Library at Green Hills between 4.30-6.30pm. The membership, about 50 people, has a diverse background generally with little specialist scientific knowledge. All meetings are open for the public and normally about 25 people attend. Topics which have been discussed range from gravitational waves, neuroplasticity, nuclear radiation to mathematics. The group also undertakes site visits to scientific facilities. The group have committed to provide an annual education scholarship to a local student interested in STEM subjects and career in science and technology which is to be funded by members’ door fee donation.
How does your organisation link with STEM
The group was formed to develop a greater community awareness of the role of science and STEM subjects in creating the future. All meetings are focussed on these issues and the group intends to support STEM education through an educational scholarship.
Why did your organisation decide to become a member of HISH?
HISH membership provides communication with the scientific and technological community and gives access to Hunter science events.
 East Maitland, 2323
 0408636437
 [email protected]  http://piinsci.org/
 Contact: David Atkinson

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