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Are Some Species More Equal Than Others?

South

22 May 2014

On World Biodiversity Day, EDO Tasmania is hosting a discussion about threatened species management in Tasmania: from birds to beetles, lobsters to lichen. What are the long term aims of biodiversity conservation and how do…

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Be a Polar Scientist

South

20 May 2014 - 21 May 2014

CSIRO Double Helix Event: Be a Polar Scientist Dress the part as you undertake some freezing cold experiments:  sea-ice growth and movement, ocean salinity, ice-core sampling and more. Learn about sea-ice and iceberg formation, and…

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Eat to Cheat Aging

South

15 May 2014

Hobart Arts patron Leo Schofield will be launching Eat to Cheat Ageing at Fullers Bookshop Hobart. Firmly based in the science of nutrition, this book is not about fad diets – it’s about eating to help your…

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A Long Time Ago in Galaxies Far, Far Away

South

13 May 2014

FREE Public Lecture! ABSTRACT Galaxies found in the distant, early universe look and behave differently from those in our local universe. In this lecture, I describe triumphs and tribulations towards our understanding of these changes…

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Fungi Foray

South

11 May 2014

Fungi are a peculiar mystery to many of us, but to David Ratkowsky and Genevieve Gates they are a passion. Join our fungi fanatics for a gentle journey into the diverse and colourful world of…

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NEW Gallery Exhibition: Oceans of Innovation

North

9 May 2014 - 13 June 2014

The Hydrodynamic Research Facilities at the Australian Maritime College are comprised of the 100 metre long towing tank established in 1985, the model test basin, established 2001 and the cavitation tunnel in 2012. These facilities…

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Food for the 21st Century

South

8 May 2014

Would you like a taste of food innovation in Tasmania? Hear how chemistry is used to create unique food products exploiting Tasmania’s natural advantages. Featuring guest speakers: Diane Rae from Grandvewe Cheeses and Chris Read from…

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Volcanoes on the Sea Floor

South

6 May 2014

A special lecture by UTAS geologist, Professor Jocelyn McPhie. Volcanoes on land regularly capture our attention, usually because they have produced spectacular or destructive eruptions. Land volcanoes have also been the focus of conventional volcanological…

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WhySci Hands On Science @ Agfest

North

1 May 2014 - 3 May 2014

WhySci will be in the Trades Expo at Agfest this year bringing a whole bunch of science fun directly to you. Come along and say hello to some real scientists and get stuck into some…

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Kids Love Science at the Elizabeth Street Mall

South

30 April 2014

Come and meet a real life scientist and learn some exciting things about science that they don’t teach you in school! Activities available for curious kids of all ages. This FREE event is part of…

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Tasmania’s Invasive Species – Control Options and Realities

South

30 April 2014

A critical analysis exploring the successes and failures of invasive species management. Invasive species can impact on all aspects of our life affecting biodiversity, productivity and social amenity. Whilst Tasmania is relatively free of invasive…

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Bubble Science

South

24 April 2014

Discover the special properties of detergents. See how they can break water surface tension to form amazing stretchy bubbles! Can you make a square bubble? Who can make the longest bubble snake? One session half day…

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