- Australian Institute of Physics: Tasmanian Branch
The AIP promotes the role of physics in education, industry and the community. Its activities include public lectures and a school physics quiz
- Daintree Scientific
Distributor of scientific instruments for research, quality control, education, pathology, water quality and life sciences
- Imaginarium Science Centre
Details of Devonport City Council's award winning science discovery centre
- Lightning Protection International Pty Ltd (LPI)
Manufacturer and supplier of innovative lightning protection equipment. Located at Kingston, Tasmania
- Phenomena Factory
Phenomena Factory is an interactive science centre located at Launceston's Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. The centre includes over 30 permanent exhibits with regularly changing programs and displays, offering students and teachers a range of exciting experiences, including exclusive educational and school holiday programs
- Royal Society of Tasmania
Official website of the Royal Society of Tasmania, which aims to increase the knowledge of Tasmania though programmes of lectures, panel discussions, symposia, excursions, publications and use of the Society's library
- Science and research in Tasmania
Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts information on the science and research industry in Tasmania. Includes information on skills development for the sector, events and awards, and publications featuring case studies highlighting the sector's capabilities
- Science in Salamanca: celebrating art and science
Archived site for the Festival held as part of National Science Week 2002 to showcase CSIRO Marine Research through the public exhibition of science inspired art
- Space.gov.au
The Australian Government Space Portal which provides information about space-related activities administered by a range of government agencies, that support the nation's strategic, economic and social objectives
- Tamar Valley Semaphore Association
Contact information for the Association which works to preserve the unique system of 6 semaphore/flag stations covering the 60 kms between Launceston and Low Head in Tasmania's north
- TAS Tall Poppies
Information of the Young Tall Poppy Science Awards designed to inspire and celebrate the achievements of young Tasmanians in science. Includes online nomination form
- WhySci
Networking website helps users share knowledge and resources, and promote important science events around Tasmania developed by the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts and the University of Tasmania
- Young Tassie Scientists
The Young Tassie Scientists Program aims to raise awareness of the role of young scientists in different areas of scientific research in Tasmania. Profiles of selected scientists are provided as part of National Science Week
