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…our galaxy. Dr Harnett will be returning to Tasmania for National Science Week and sharing some of the highlights of her career. All interested people are welcome. More information: www.rst.org.au Dr Harnett will also appear…

…threatened species zoologist, is to take up a Churchill Fellowship on citizen science, to engage the wider community in better understanding the needs of the plants and animals in their own backyards. In this talk,…

…Global Marine Hotspots Network. All interested people are welcome. No admission charge. More information: www.rst.org.au The Royal Society of Tasmania invites you to attend a lecture by Assoc. Prof. Gretta Pecl. Dr Pecl will highlight…

…the TSTS page of the STAT web site – www.stat.org.au ) Engineering Challenge Marj Colvill will give a brief rundown of the guidelines regarding the Engineering Challenge together with possible opportunities for older students. Some…

…Information booklet available on the TSTS page of the STAT web site – www.stat.org.au ) Engineering Challenge Marj Colvill will give a brief rundown of the guidelines regarding the Engineering Challenge together with possible opportunities…

…participate in the online polling during the lecture! For more information: http://www.events.utas.edu.au/2017/may/physics,-power-and-climate-change RSVP to: E: Simon.Ellingsen@utas.edu.au; or T: 03 6226 7588 Join Professor David Norman Jamieson, School of Physics, University of Melbourne as he discusses…

…risk. ALL WELCOME to this FREE EVENT, for more information go to: www.rst.org.au/the-future-of-humanity-professor-barry-brook-free-lecture-all-welcome-royal-society-room-tmag-8-pm-tuesday-june-6/ Humans have persisted in our modern evolved form for about two hundred millennia, and are now a dominant force of nature on…

…offset global climate change? Prof Philip Boyd, University of Tasmania For more information: www.rst.org.au The Royal Society of Tasmania Winter Series 2017 is here! Over three fascinating Wednesday nights discover the future of the word’s…

…simply the default settings of human beings. For more information: http://www.events.utas.edu.au/2017/june/male-supremacy,-human-supremacy-and-the-fate-of-the-ecosphere Both the intimate problems of our lives and the world’s greatest ecological concerns are rooted in the same problems: the delusions of ownership and…

…Beach as well as lots of studio time. To book click here: https://www.lifeandline.org/illustrating Illustrating Tasmania is a series of scientific illustration workshops supported by Inspiring Australia. They will be held on the 16th, 23rd and…

…analysis and computer modelling resulted in the first reconciled estimate of change being achieved. This lecture will explain some of the major advances that led to this reconciled estimate, which revealed that Antarctica is increasingly…

20170621 20170621 20170621 20170621 12-1pm 12-1pm Statewide Statewide The Web The Web http://www.events.utas.edu.au/2017/june/australian-commercial-fisheries-whats-holding-them-back http://www.events.utas.edu.au/2017/june/australian-commercial-fisheries-whats-holding-them-back Join Professor Caleb Gardner from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies as he discusses the contradictions within Australian commercial fisheries….