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Future Shock – or not!

South

8 June 2023

Dr Shasta Henry is the previous Royal Society of Tasmania Student Councillor and science communicator for Melbourne-based think-tank, Future Crunch. Shasta will give us a future perspective that will explore the Adaptability Quotient which is…

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Exploring Einstein’s Universe

South

8 June 2023

2023 Shaw Prize Recipient Professor Matthew Bailes will take the audience on a virtual tour of Einstein’s universe and what we’ve learned about it using neutron stars and black holes with some of the world’s…

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Beyond Earth: Our future in space

South

7 June 2023

Stars have captured the imagination of humans for millennia. Our fascination with the night sky has driven us to push the limits of what we can achieve, from ancient monuments to modern-day space exploration. But…

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Science in the Pub: Music and Art meet Science

South

7 June 2023

In the spirit of celebrating the artistic side of Tasmania, we’ve decided to theme this month’s event “Music and Art meet Science”. We’ve had to push it back a bit, but we’re excited to bring…

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Shapeshifters: The Wondrous World of Jellyfish

South

1 June 2023

Jellyfish come in a dazzling array of colors, shapes, and sizes, drifting through every ocean, from the surface to the deepest of the deep seas, and are even found in freshwater locations. This visually breathtaking book…

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Artificial Structures as Marine Habitats

North

28 May 2023

With close to half of the world’s population residing in coastal areas, humans rely on marine environments for a range of services. These are supported by an extensive artificial infrastructure from purposely designed reefs, to…

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MS Research Flagship presents Research with Connections

South

26 May 2023

Join the MS Research Flagship to learn more about our work and celebrate the power of connections this World MS Day. There will be presentations from our researchers and community members, a variety of trade…

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Seals in the sea ice factory

South

25 May 2023

A vast area of the Southern Ocean is covered by sea ice in winter, but within that ice pack are large ice-free areas called polynyas. Australia’s Antarctic Territory hosts 8 of the 13 major polynyas,…

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Questacon Cyber Leaders Forum

North

24 May 2023

Primary school leaders and STEM coordinators from across Northern Tasmania are invited to participate in this one day forum. The program will showcase developments in cyber and digital technology and how these are becoming increasingly…

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For the Love of Bees

South

20 May 2023

There’s a lot to learn about beekeeping! Learn more about the science of bees and understand the elements that impact bee health and honey production. Enjoy a free information session on beekeeping and honey production…

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What role does the law have in (de)extinction?

South

17 May 2023

Tasmanian Tigers and Freshwater Snails: What role does the law have in (de)extinction? Join this thought-provoking and informative discussion that explores the crucial role of law in the management of conservation, restoration, extinction, and de-extinction.…

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Bush Kids (2-5 yrs old)

South

16 May 2023 - 30 May 2023

The City of Hobart’s Bush Adventures Program fosters curiosity, wonder and delight in our natural world. Bush stories involves an active morning of exploring wild places, discovering amazing plants, fantastic fungi, and finding creatures big…

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