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Find the best science events and make the most of your time in Sydney. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
A dynamic platform for scientists, engineers, researchers, and students from diverse disciplines to exchange recent breakthroughs in carbon science and innovation.
The 17th International Conference on Recent Progress in Graphene and 2D Materials Research (RPGR2026) will be held in Sydney, Australia from November 16 – 20. The RPGR conference series stands as the premier annual forum in the Asia-Pacific region for the study of graphene and next-generation two-dimensional materials.
An evening dedicated to Transforming our Oceans — raising funds to secure the future of ocean science.
NSSN, the Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau and Macquarie University are jointly organising 'Sensing meets Semiconductors'. The half day event will be preceded by an optional facilities tour and followed by networking drinks. Speakers include: NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer, Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, UNSW Dean of Engineering and NSSN Co-Director, Professor Julien Epps, S3B interim Director, Tara Hamilton, Macquarie University Head of NanoTech Laboratory, Professor Noushin Nasiri and others to be confirmed.
Join SHINING 3D Dental at Hilton Sydney for SHINING Edge 2026. A premier event dedicated to helping dental professionals Innovate, Connect,
Dr Haley Green from Western Sydney University reveals how investigators estimate time since death, one of the most critical questions in any investigation. Blending science, observation, and detective work, this session explores the remarkable methods used to read the body’s final timeline.
Next Horizons: Legal and Policy Pathways for the New Space Age
Medical treatments and technologies are evolving rapidly, but is our legal landscape keeping pace? Dr Christopher Rudge examines whether Australia’s legal frameworks are equipped for the medical technologies of tomorrow, and how patients can be protected when scientific progress moves faster than the laws designed to govern it.
Why is grass green and the sky blue? Join us to explore the physics of light and what it means to observe the world with eyes and a brain. In this interactive session, Parker will guide participants through experiments that reveal how light behaves and how the brain processes visual information.
Join Us at the 2026 NHMRC TB CRE Annual Research Symposium! Date: Thu, 4 Jun, 8:30am - Fri, 5 Jun, 5pm AEST. Host: Centenary Institute, Camperdown NSW, Australia. Location: Building 93, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Missenden Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia. The annual NHMRC TB CRE Research Symposium brings together researchers, clinicians and TB program partners to share the latest research findings and strengthen collaboration. The symposium also supports the development of the next generation of TB researchers across Australia and the Asia Pacific region. It aims to foster innovative, evidence-generating research that addresses national and global TB control challenges, particularly in vulnerable populations. Through this event, we will support impactful, collaborative research that advances efforts to detect, prevent and treat TB. Key topics: Population-wide screening in the region; TB Diagnostics; TB Modeling; Clinical trials; Early- and mid-career researcher presentations; Advances in TB Basic Science and diagnostics; TB Care and Control policies in Australia and globally. Register Today! Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to global TB research, register and secure your spot today.
The annual International NanoMedicine Conference is regarded as the premier nanomedicine meeting in the Southern Hemisphere. The event attracts around 250 delegates from academia, medical research institutes, and biotech companies. More than half of the attendees travel from interstate and international organisations.
Explore rooftop solar, batteries, EVs and flexible demand, and how CER integrates into Australia’s National Electricity Market. This one-day course provides a practical overview of CER technologies, their operational configurations, and the standards and regulatory frameworks that govern them. Topics include AS/NZS 4777.2.2020, CSIP-AUS (IEEE 2030.5), flexible exports, dynamic operating envelopes, curtailment practices, the Emergency Backstop Mechanism, and the growing role of demand response and solar soaking. Drawing on recent research, modelling approaches, and real-world trials, the course examines both the opportunities and integration challenges associated with high CER penetration in Australia.