Science Events in Melbourne

The ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation is holding a public plenary session with two speakers. Listen to top-tier professionals and researchers in biofilm science. Explore groundbreaking innovations and industry applications.

Attend a two-day symposium focusing on the practical and theoretical aspects of various research methodologies. Presentations will be grouped into sessions promoting discussion of methodological issues related to mathematics, science, health, and environmental education. Keynote speakers include Sara Tolbert and Matt Sexton.

Join the University’s Lab Equipment Panel Showcase and Meet the Suppliers! This is your opportunity to get direct insight into the complete range of equipment and services available and learn about green lab initiatives. Get on top of the process of placing orders, and ensuring you get the right products efficiently.

Celebrate the achievements of Biomedical Engineering final year students at the annual Graduation Dinner. Join friends and staff for an evening of dinner and drinks at University House. A perfect opportunity to catch up and mark this special milestone.

Explore building with PLANKs! Children use engineering principles and problem-solving skills to construct towers, bridges, or marble runs. This collaborative workshop is designed for primary school-aged children to work together and create something amazing.

Join the Brick Evolution Education Team for a fun 4-week LEGO® Machines Class! Get ready to build, test, and tinker in this hands-on STEM-based homeschool program where kids explore the mechanics behind real-world movement using LEGO bricks.

Blast off into a world of LEGO fun exploring outer space in this home school program mixing learning with LEGO building fun. Perfect for curious minds, budding engineers, and young space explorers. Secure your child’s spot on the mission today!

This three-day course teaches the fundamentals of Vitrea advanced visualisation software. Participants will learn to manipulate 2D and 3D images and create various image types through hands-on exercises. Ideal for radiographers familiarising themselves with the Vitrea suite or expanding existing knowledge.

The Monash BDI Organoid Program hosts a FREE symposium on Emerging Technologies in Organoid Research at Monash University, Clayton on November 20. This symposium is for those working with organoids or interested in utilizing organoid technology for research. This is an in-person only event.