Tammy-Anne Caldwell

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Tammy-Anne & Todd

Tammy-Anne & Todd

Tammy-Anne is a teacher, motivational presenter, business founder/owner, and qualified Educational Neuroscience specialist who runs “Above & Beyond Education”, a brain-based holistic workshops for students Year 1 – 12, parents and teachers around Australia and NZ. She has published articles on this approach in national education magazines and presented an international scientific webinar to people from 55 different countries.

 For more information: www.abovebeyondeducation.com

Tammy-Anne_Caldwell@outlook.com

Wiebke Ebeling

/ UWA Wave Energy Research Centre/
Wiebke Ebeling

Wiebke completed a PhD in neuroscience at The Australian National University in Canberra, studying colour vision in marsupials – and founding the Early Career Researcher initiative “Young Visionaries”. She decided for a career in science communication and had her first job as Outreach Officer with the Australian Ocean Data Network at the University of Tasmania in Hobart in 2010, promoting data sharing in the marine research community. Sunny Perth soon lured her with a position at Curtin University where she became the Education & Outreach Manager of the prestigious ARC Centre of Excellence for All-sky Astrophysics (2011-2017).

She now is the Centre Manager of the newly established UWA Wave Energy Research Centre and the first staff member to be based in the Centre’s designated headquarters in Albany.

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Gary Muir

/ Albany/
Gary Muir

Gary Muir

Email address:
wow@denmarkwa.net.au

Summary of scientific interests:

Gary Muir is a science communicator, involved in science education and nature based science research, facilitating teams that incorporate nature based scientists. For the past 20 years he has been an EcoGuide for WOW Wilderness based in Walpole. He has personally interpreted the natural sciences to over 150,000 people, raising their awareness and understanding of the environment and their role within it. Gary first worked for ten years in environmental management with the Department of Conservation and Land Management and was involved in natural reprocessing. Since graduating he has secured a position with Mount Romance - the world's largest exporter of sandalwood oil - where he is responsible for the review and improvement of documentation relating to the manufacturing practises.