Past Events

Filter events by

Australian Engineering Week Selfie Challenge – Hobart

South

9 August 2014

“But first…let me take a selfie!” Join in the fun and games of Australian Engineering Week by participating in the Engineering Selfie Challenge. Head along to Mawson Place in Hobart between 10am and 12pm to register.…

Read more

Royal Society lecture: Bookending Tasmanian Education from Antarctica to Thailand

South

5 August 2014

Speaker: Dr Niall Doran The Bookend Trust is a multi-award winning philanthropic education initiative that uses multimedia and film to inspire students and assist them to build their own careers. The program uses both virtual…

Read more

El Nino: History, Impacts and Prediction

South

5 August 2014

Scientists have been studying the climate phenomena now called the “El Nino – Southern Oscillation” for more than 130 years. Australian scientists were involved from the earliest days of its discovery, and are now very…

Read more

Robocup Junior State Finals

South

2 August 2014

This event is the culmination of months of work by robotics students preparing robots for the three main competitions: dance, soccer and rescue. In dance the robots need to use coordinated movements following along to…

Read more

Australian Engineering Week

Statewide

2 August 2014 - 10 August 2014

Take a look around you right now.  Chances are that most of what you can see or feel has been engineered, that there was an engineering process involved or an engineer was inspirational in its…

Read more

Australian Engineering Week Selfie Challenge – Launceston

North

2 August 2014

“But first…let me take a selfie!” Join in the fun and games of Australian Engineering Week by participating in the Engineering Selfie Challenge. Head along to Civic Square in the Launceston CBD between 10am and…

Read more

The Art of Happiness Part 3: Well- Being At Work

South

1 August 2014

The Art of Happiness is a series of events exploring the benefits of happiness in our personal, professional and community life. Discover what makes us happy, learn about the Science of Flourishing and investigate how…

Read more

Investigating Climate Change: a professional learning opportunity for educators

South

31 July 2014

We will discuss what climate change is and the resulting changes to various earth systems. Explore what this means for us now and into the future. Take away practical activities, facts, resources and curriculum links…

Read more

Ocean control of atmospheric carbon dioxide: PUBLIC FORUM

South

30 July 2014

Presented by Dr. Zanna Chase from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. Dr. Chase will explore some of the biological and physical processes in the ocean that have influenced atmospheric CO2, and therefore climate, over…

Read more

Chasing Mid-Ocean Ridge Eruptions: Deep-Sea Forensics

South

28 July 2014

Presented by visiting fellow Professore Michael Perfit. Professor Michael Perfit is a world-renowned marine geologist and geochemist who studies volcanoes that erupt along sea-floor spreading centers.  He has taken more than 35 dives to depths…

Read more

Mad Hatters Tree Party for NATIONAL TREE DAY

South

27 July 2014

In celebration of National Tree Day, join us for a family sized event full of fun. Find out why our trees are so terrific, make a mad hat that tells your own tall tree story,…

Read more

Grant Writing Workshop: Livestream event

Statewide

24 July 2014

Conducted by Tanya Monro, Director of IPAS at the University of Adelaide, and colleagues. Grant writing is one of the most important parts of moving towards developing and advancing your research career. Be the grant…

Read more