Learn about a fascinating collection being developed at Museums Victoria that captures some of the earliest attempts to use computer programming and robotics in Victorian schools.

Research voyages in deep Australian waters in the Indian Ocean discovered marine life and underwater volcanoes never seen before.

Conversation about the importance of Elders, storytelling, and intergenerational knowledge with Uncle Larry Walsh. 

'Attache Case', a collective of 41 miniature artworks by 21 refugees provides the focus for a panel discussion about refugees and art practice.

This lecture explores how fleeting astronomical moments in the solar system endure and are captured through mechanisms and images.

In this lecture, you will hear the stories and underlying philosophies of the four beautiful gardens found at Melbourne Museum.

Working life stories from the past and present told through the Museum’s diverse collections.

Managing hazards in the museum's collection is vital. Find out how it can be done well.

How are herpetologists using innovative approaches to understand and conserve rare, charismatic critters?

Why do some children find it harder than others to resist the temptations of unhealthy foods? And how can we explain some children’s refusal when it comes to eating healthy foods?

Victoria, get to know your State Fossil Emblem! Koolasuchus cleelandi is a 125-million-year-old monster amphibian, whose name literally means 'cool crocodile'.

Explore big objects in the museum's science and technology collection, in celebration of Scienceworks' 30th birthday.

Take a dive into the deep sea around Christmas Island with marine biologists Dr Tim O'Hara and Melanie Mackenzie. 

Museums Victoria Curators share their fascinating work in the field revealing the extraordinary value of research and collections in museums.

Curators’ stories of extraordinary objects. Get a deeper insight into these extraordinary items and what they tell us about our amazing living world.

Museums Victoria Research Associates share the stories of women and girls they have found in collections dating back over 180 years.

Three conservation-focused scientists will talk about their work in the time after fires, and show how it can contribute to conservation and management.

How could Indigenous bush-burning methods improve our response to climate change?

We bring together curators of the Museums Victoria Bushfire Collection and a key community they worked with in the days following Black Saturday.

The economic impact of lockdown in Victoria.

How the declaration of the State of Emergency had an almost instantaneous effect on the lives of Victorians.

How we are documenting the Victorian science, public health and communication response to COVID-19 that combine to 'flatten the curve'.

Museums Victoria has been making models ‘in-house’ since 1854. Hear how and why in this the last lecture focusing on Mini Mega Model Museum.

Museums Victoria Curators present models from the History Collection.

Senior Curator Thomas Rich presents two centuries of changing ideas about the dinosaur Iguanodon.

Hear from the people who research, care for and activate the museums technology models on display in Mini Mega Model Museum.

Explore the origins of intriguing science-based models in the Mega Mini Model Museum exhibition.

Presenting models from the Society and Technology and First Peoples collection that have big stories.