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19 October 2018 - 22 October 2018
Bringing together Science, Conservation, Community and Creativity to create four days of enjoyment and education about the birdlife of this wonderful island. Packed with new features as well as old favourites, there will be Workshops,…
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19 October 2018
UTAS Robotics is hosting an information session about the upcoming season of the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). Parents, students, teachers, robotics enthusiasts, and anyone who is interested is welcome to attend. Map to venue: https://team5593.org/ Target…
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18 October 2018
Smart Fridges? Smart Cars? Smart Cities? What does it all mean? IoT is the latest buzzword startups and tech companies around the globe are buying into, but what is it? At this event, award winning…
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17 October 2018
If you are interested in Enterprize Hobart we invite you to come and meet the Enterprize Community and see what it is like to work in a collaborative space. You will also have the opportunity…
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16 October 2018
Have you ever wanted to teach yourself to code, but haven’t had the faintest clue where to start? That’s what this is event is all about! We’ll look at some great online tools that you…
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14 October 2018
Hands-on science fun for all ages! This is a fun day out for the whole family- spread throughout the beautiful grounds of the Quarantine Station will be a series of activities that let you explore…
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2 October 2018
Three of Tasmania’s current Postgraduate students will speak on their areas of research. Visit rst.org.au/postgrad-night for more information.
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27 September 2018
Find out what came out of the first citizen science project to monitor the Tasmanian Wedge-tailed Eagle population. Share your own ideas and help shape its future. This event brings the expert scientists, students and…
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21 September 2018
Atomic Deluxe is launching their new album ‘This Great Age’ at this science-adjacent music gig. This fabulous music will follow Mish Meijer’s exhibit Double Yolker and Nathan Taylor’s Digital Satiety at Bett Gallery on Level…
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8 September 2018
From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…
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8 September 2018
namanu rruni | Albatross Island is a documentary film that features the work of scientist Dr Rachael Alderman on Albatross Island in Tasmania’s remote north west. This short film will be screening as part of…
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4 September 2018
Prof. Mary J. Garson, from the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, University of Queensland presents: IN SEARCH OF A PROFESSIONAL CAREER: TRAVELS WITH WILD CHEMICALS In 2017, RACI established an award to honour the trail-blazing contributions of Professor Margaret Sheil, the…