South
5 December 2019
Featuring speakers from the Wild and Comparative Immunology (WACI) 2019 workshop in Hobart, 5-6 December Panellists Travis Beddoe, La Trobe University Chrissie Ong, Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania Liana Wait, Princeton University
South
5 December 2019
A comforting fish finger dinner with a refreshing can of beer: What’s not to like? In the face of ocean pollution, the loss of biological diversity, and climate change impacts on agriculture, how should we…
North West
5 December 2019
Do long term cover crops improve soil health? Register now for this once-a-year opportunity to check-in on 13 years of cover crop trials to boost soil health. Catch-up on the latest research trial updates, speak…
South
4 December 2019
It is a good time to write about Tasmanian geology. Many previous uncertainties have been clarified by research and field studies. The age and origin of our Precambrian rocks is now reasonably well known, and…
South
2 December 2019
Specialist David Williams looks in detail at what’s involved in creating Tasmanian IPMD (Integrated Pest and Disease Management ) Orchard Plans including an orchard walk, hands on monitoring session and planning workshop. Lunch is included.…
South
1 December 2019
Join the CSIRO on a Sunday afternoon in the pub for some drinks, food and science. Climate change affects us all – but what role does science play? World-renowned scientist Professor Benny Freeman will talk…
South
30 November 2019 - 1 December 2019
Teams from all over Australia and overseas race cars and boats that run on solar power. The public is welcome to view the races.
North West
29 November 2019 - 1 December 2019
A BioBlitz is a festival of science in nature. In one of the world’s last wild places, takayna / Tarkine, our BioBlitz will discover and record as many living things as possible over several days.…
South
28 November 2019
Conversations about climate change at the science-policy interface and in our lives are stuck. In this presentation, Maxwell Boykoff will explain how to get them unstuck by integrating lessons from the social sciences and humanities.…
South
28 November 2019
For only the second time in many decades there will be no whaling in the Southern Ocean this summer. Japan’s departure from the IWC last July is the most dramatic change in whale politics and…
South
28 November 2019
The standard model of particle physics is an extremely successful theory, but we know that it is an incomplete description of nature. Professor Raymond Volkas will review the evidence for “new physics”: interactions and particles…
South
26 November 2019
Hear how medical records have become a hot commodity for cybercriminals and how you can secure your health information. This is a free event.