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Article, Career Profile & Professional Learning Please login to favourite this article. COSMOS Magazine: Peter is taking STEM outside the classroom Careers in STEMPhysical SciencesSpace Sciences Peter Reeve continues to host STEM workshops for Indigenous students whilst studying Astrophysics at university. He uses the strategies that... Years 5, 7 & 9-10
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Article & Career Profile Please login to favourite this article. Q&A: Cracking a Rembrandt mystery Biological SciencesCareers in STEMEarth SciencesPhysical SciencesSTEM An old portrait has shone a light on dendrochronology. Combining a passion for science and art to uncover lost artworks.... Years 9-10
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