Dr Karl Has An Exciting Opportunity For Budding Filmmakers With An Interest In Science

This morning on the show, Bronte & Sam spoke to Dr Karl Kruszelnicki about the Australian Museum’s Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize and where the world stands in finding a COVID-19 vaccine.

The competition is open to primary and secondary school students and you'll have to make a 90 second video about water. 

The video can tell a story, show an experiment or delve into a scientific idea about water. You can make it as simple or as complex as you’d like - just don't forget to make it entertaining and fun to watch! Click here to find out more!

Entries close 7pm AEST on May 15, 2020. Prize money will be divided equally between student/s and their school (their school to receive 50% of the prize money).

Primary School

First place: $2,000 plus a $350 Abbey’s book voucher

Second place: $1,250 plus a $150 Abbey’s book voucher

Third place: $750

Secondary School

First place: $3,000 plus a $350 Abbey’s book voucher

Second place: $2,000 plus a $150 Abbey’s book voucher

Third place: $1,000

For more info & details on how to enter, head to: https://australianmuseum.net.au/get-involved/eureka-prizes/sleek-geeks-science/

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