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Arduino MiniBot Boot Camp

South

19 April 2017 - 21 April 2017

The team from Tigers Robotics is hosting an Arduino MiniBot Boot Camp for Grade 8 to 12 students. Cost: $120 ($40 deposit required following confirmation of registration) More information and registration

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The Art of Science

South

7 April 2017 - 9 July 2017

An exhibition of over 80 exquisite illustrations of people, coastlines, birds, animals and marine life created by the artists on French navigator Nicolas Baudin’s voyage to Australia. They include some of the first European portraits…

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Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmanian North West Heats 2017 – Registration now open!

North West

6 April 2017

Registrations for the 2017  Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmanian heats are now open and filling fast! As soon as a date is full, (some are already nearly full) you will not be able to select that…

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Science in the Pub: What’s killing Tassie’s cuddly creatures?

South

6 April 2017

Friendly, welcoming atmosphere with free presentation and nibbles. Panellists Menna Jones, Associate Professor, UTas Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Founder of Tasmania’s Wildlife Rescue Program Erik Wapstra, Associate Dean (Research), UTas #SciPubCreature

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Big Questions Need a Big Telescope

South

6 April 2017

Presented by Dr Nick Seymour – Curtin University/International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research Radio astronomy allows us to explore the Universe at wavelengths beyond what the human eye can see, allowing us to find black holes,…

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Height, Health and History

South

4 April 2017

This talk, presented by Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, will outline the ways in which historical height data information can be used to explore the impact of changing conditions on Tasmanian living standards in the 19th and…

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Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmania. Northern Heats 2017 – Registration now open!

North

3 April 2017 - 4 April 2017

Registrations for the 2017  Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmanian heats are now open and filling fast! As soon as a date is full, (some are already nearly full) you will not be able to select that…

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IQ Lecture: Art and Science

North

30 March 2017

Dr Deb Malor, Visual Arts Researcher, discusses the links between art and science. Admission (including refreshments) QVMAG Friends $5; Non-members $7 RSVP is essential by Wednesday 29 March 2017 T 03 6323 3798 E bookings@qvmag.tas.gov.au…

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Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmania. Southern Heats 2017 – Registration now open!

South

29 March 2017 - 31 March 2017

Registrations for the 2017  Science and Engineering Challenge Tasmanian heats are now open and filling fast! As soon as a date is full, (some are already nearly full) you will not be able to select that…

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Trauma Tasmania Symposium 2017

South

25 March 2017

Registrations are now open for the inaugural Trauma Tasmania Symposium. The theme, Major Trauma at the State and Service Level: Benchmarking the Victorian Experience, promises to show you how to build an effective and sustainable…

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National Science Week Information Session : HOBART

South

23 March 2017

National Science Week, held in August each year, is an opportunity for all Australians to celebrate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and the role that it plays in our society, our economy and in…

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Oxygen Needed, Oxygen Delivered: helping premature babies

South

22 March 2017

The ability to breathe normally is often the biggest challenge facing premature babies, many of whom need respiratory support including oxygen therapy for some time after birth. Research based in Tasmania combining the fields of…

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