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Science Exchange Bar tonight
Science Exchange Bar tonight

LHC Home 150pxCelebrate the second anniversary of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The world's largest and highest-energy particle accelerator circulated proton beams in the LHC for the first time two years ago. Join us tonight at 5 pm, Exchange Place, Adelaide for wine, great music, and a toast to understanding the laws of nature, 


Thinking critically about sustainable energy
Thinking critically about sustainable energy

Energy page imageRiAus' series Thinking Critically about Sustainable Energy has continued. Look out for future events in our upcoming Spring 2010 program. 

View and download videos and podcasts from previous TCASE events here. 

1. Fossil fuel future   
2. Established renewables 
3. Future renewables


Art of Nature exhibition
Art of Nature exhibition

Event winter 2010 - Art of nature - small imageFinalists in the Department of Environment and Natural Resources' annual Art of Nature photographic competition will have their work on show at the Science Exchange until October 29. Come along and vote for your favourite.


October Lecture 2010 - for schools
October Lecture 2010 - for schools
27 October 2010 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
or 2.00PM-3.00PM; same times Thursday October 28. Join Professor Fiona Wood as she takes us through just what might happen in the future of trauma treatment in the coming decades.

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Stirring the possum: The nature connection - POSTPONED
Stirring the possum: The nature connection - POSTPONED
8 September 2010 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Explore the questions of environment, and the importance of connecting with nature for our physical and mental wellbeing.

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Wave energy. More...

How far can we extend human life? More... 

Nuclear waste. More...

People in Science

Home - People in science - Maziar ArjomandiDr Maziar Arjomandi is the coordinator of the University of Adelaide's Aerospace Program. His research interests include renewable energy, water harvesting from the atmosphere, and wave and tide energy. He spoke at our event 'Thinking critically about sustainable energy: Established renewables'. More...
 

In the News

Home - In the news - UN IPCC reportFollowing a five-month study, the InterAcademy Council, an organisation of the world's science academies, has submitted a major report to the UN recommending substantial changes to the way the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is run. More...  

 

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