A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
We’re looking for people to join a MOD. Youth Board. It’s a program for young people who are interested in testing, prototyping, and co-designing concepts, exhibitions, events, and experiences. Who you are: You are between 15 and 25 years of age You may be a student at UniSA, but you don’t have to be […]
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Our Youth Board is now in its second year and we’d like to share the experiences from our members. This group of eight young people have different interests, some are at school, some at uni, and some are working. All of them are excited about science, art, and helping to create experiences for young people […]
Read moreWe set a schools design challenge this year to think about how over the next 50 years our bodies might break out of the limits of life on earth to explore new environments in space, or in virtual environments, and the types of challenges this brings. Or how we overcome limits imposed by changing climates […]
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It is common to have an existential crisis when looking up at space. But what about when you look down? We mean deep down, into the depths of the ocean. There’s a whole world down there that we don’t understand, waiting to be discovered. In our latest Q series, we explored these questions through conversation, […]
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The opportunity – Open Artist Call for Interactive Data Sculpture for our 2023 Exhibition The MOD. exhibition for 2023, FLEX, will invite visitors to consider pushing limits. The exhibition will explore provocations like: Are you prepared for the future? Where are our limits? Are limits moveable? This exhibition will explore concepts associated with flexing boundaries. FLEX will invite visitors to […]
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When everything changed in 2020, the research conducted by Sensor Systems group at UniSA STEM changed too. Adaptability is really just the ability for a system to change in evolving conditions. When the pandemic struck, Javaan Chahl and his group were able to adapt a machine vision and AI process, initially designed around search and […]
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