South
17 June 2021
Witness the spectacular tree houses of the Korowai of West Papua. Visit tree sitter Miranda Gibson, whose 449-day protest against clearfelling in Tasmania’s Tyenna Valley led to a World Heritage listing. Science Week Tasmania will…
North West
16 June 2021
Do you have a passion for sharing knowledge? Do you like to help people or offer guidance? The new Hive building is under construction, but they’are already looking for people who would like to share…
Online
3 June 2021
Are you organising an event for National Science Week 2021 or do you want to organise one? Come along to the Inspiring Tasmania information Session where we will discuss promotional strategies, ticketing options, possible collaborations…
South
3 June 2021
SciPubBreath: from alveoli to spiracles Panellists Professor Graeme Zosky, Professor of Physiology, School of Medicine, UTAS Dr Glen Bain, Bird Ecologist, School of Natural Sciences, UTAS Shasta Henry, Invertebrate Ecologist, School of Natural Sciences, UTAS …
South
27 May 2021
Even with taking the necessary action to reduce our CO2 emissions, scientists now know that we can only achieve the Paris goal of limiting warming to 2C or less by also removing CO2 and storing…
South
26 May 2021
The intent of the It Takes a Spark EDU Conference is to bring together Students (Year 4 to 10) and teachers with industry and universities using an authentic sharing and experiential model. Participants will connect with inspiring…
Online
26 May 2021
For agriculture to be truly sustainable it needs to be environmentally friendly, accessible and healthy for consumers, and profitable for industry, so it can continue to feed and clothe us today, tomorrow and always. But how can agriculture become sustainable?
Online
24 May 2021 - 27 May 2021
Enjoy the Australian Academy of Science’s May series of Café meetups which will focus on the theme of mentoring, exploring ways we can both support others and be supported in our work. There are three…
North
23 May 2021
Plastic has only been mass produced since approximately the 1950s, yet debris is now ubiquitous in aquatic and terrestrial environments, from the Arctic to the Antarctic and from the top of Mount Everest to the…
North
22 May 2021
Environment, culture and new museum practice. Participate in conversations about loss and longing within the spaces of a contemporary regional museum. This symposium will include a series of roundtable discussions, a guided walk along the…
South
7 May 2021
The future of the Earth and its global population holds significant challenges, particularly with respect to climate change mitigation and adaptation. Indeed, in 2020 we experienced a taste of many of the impacts to come.…
Online
7 May 2021
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Australian women but it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated. Join That’s What I Call Science weekly host Dr. Niamh Chapman for a conversation with leading experts from…