South
27 June 2016
One Australian is born every 1.45 minutes; one dies every 3.25 minutes. We’re good at talking about the beginnings of life, but pretty awkward when it comes to facing the end. While modern society embraces…
North
26 June 2016
Presented by Professor Nicholas King, M.B. Ch.B., Ph.D., FRCPA (Hon) Professor and Head of Immunopathology, Discipline of Pathology, School of Medical Sciences USYD. Once infected by virus, nerve cells of the brain will attract large…
South
24 June 2016
Join Eve Howard, ceramic sculptor, for a 3 hour workshop, where you will have the opportunity to make your own albatross or bird of your choice. Book your ticket online View related event
North
23 June 2016
IQ Lecture presented by Kathryn Pugh, Ecologist Kathryn has been an aquatic ecologist for more than 15 years, initially in the marine and estuarine systems and more recently focussing on freshwater systems. Kathryn has worked in,…
North West
23 June 2016
A public forum celebrating the benefits that parks and reserves provide to Tasmania’s economy, society, environment and identity. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Saul Eslake: Internationally acclaimed economist Dr Bill Jackson: Adjunct Professor, University of the Sunshine Coast; and…
South
19 June 2016 - 20 August 2016
The Hobart City Council is pleased to offer another Bush Adventures Winter program jam packed with science and environment events for all ages. Winter is a wonderful time to appreciate our beautiful temperate environment, and…
South
18 June 2016
Films to make you laugh or cry, rage or recoil, but most of all to make you think. Join us for the SCINEMA International Science Film Festival screenings nationally on Saturday 18 June 2016. Tickets…
South
10 June 2016
Find out how YOU can join the Young Tassie Scientists! The Young Tassie Scientists program brings science, engineering, maths & technology into communities in celebration of National Science Week during August. Every year a group…
South
9 June 2016
The SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES, Discipline of Mathematics presents: A talk by Dr Barry Gardner There is no Nobel Prize for Mathematics, but people have won the Nobel Prize for Economics by doing mathematical…
South
7 June 2016
The Royal Society of Tasmania invites you to attend a lecture by Dr Matthew Wilson. Tasmanian native pepper is a native plant of Tasmania and SE Australia whose fruit and leaves are harvested as “bushfoods”,…
South
6 June 2016
The Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems CRC (ACE CRC) will host a ‘Climate 101’ 4-part lecture series at the Aurora Lecture Theatre at the UTas Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies building (IMAS, Castray Esplanade, Hobart).…
Statewide
6 June 2016
Join us online for our second alumni lunchtime webinar presented by Dr Kimberley Norris from the School of Medicine (Psychology) at the University of Tasmania. Dr Norris will discuss how people adapt, survive and thrive…