Minister Langbroek previews WSFB
Ahead of the full program launch for the WSFB 2025, Minister for Education and the Arts, the Honourable John-Paul Langbroek paid a visit to Queensland Museum for a sneak peek at this year’s festival program, providing a powerful reminder of the role that science plays in shaping our future and fostering curiosity among the next generation of thinkers and innovators.
A Celebration of Science and Discovery
Minister Langbroek’s visit to Queensland Museum also included a brief tour of the collection and a look at the incredible educational and research work done at the institution, some of which will be on show during WSFB 2025.
The Minister met Collection Manager Marissa McNamara and the team who will be part of the event Everything You Need To Know About: Crusty Crustaceans – World Science Festival Queensland, similar to the free series Labs Unlocked – World Science Festival Queensland.
Visitors will have an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at cutting-edge scientific research happening in Queensland’s top laboratories, engaging with experts and exploring groundbreaking discoveries.
Minister Langbroek also visited SparkLab to explore some of the accessible, interactive science on offer. This is something visitors and students can experience each day.
Looking Ahead to the Future of Science
Science is more than just a field of study. It is a way we explore the world, question the unknown and shape a better future for everyone.
As the WSFB enters its 10th year, the full program will once again showcase how the event is a beacon for scientific discovery and innovation, and this year’s festival promises to be even bigger and brighter.
The World Science Festival Brisbane runs from 21 – 30 March 2025
Explore the full program here: Events Archive – World Science Festival Queensland