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Find the best science events and make the most of your time in Adelaide. From education to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Our current understanding of quantum cosmology suggests that, yes we do live in a multiverse....but what kind is it?
Join Dr Jake Robinson for a journey into the unseen connections between humans and the invisible biodiversity around and inside us. Free wine and nibbles!
Venture into outer space during the school holidays with a Planetarium experience.
A practical focussed workshop on current technology and applications of X-ray imaging for plant and soil science research.
Join one of our highly experienced astronomers as they guide you through constellations, the solar system and beyond. Marvel at the immense scale of the universe and observe the breathtaking beauty of the night skies projected on the Planetarium's iconic dome ceiling from the comfort of your seat.
Join us on a dazzling journey to Earth’s closest celestial neighbour! An immersive fulldome experience that explores our stunning Moon. Age requirement 12+ Bookings essential.
Find out how weird matter behaves when it gets below zero degrees Celsius!
Join us at Semaphore Library for a beginner hands-on session that focuses on coastal changes. Learn how to participate in citizen science projects that help you share your observations with scientists. Families are welcome to participate in this session.
The Royal Society of South Australia is pleased to invite you to its April meeting and scientific presentation. This month we welcome Dr. Bradley Smith as our guest speaker, presenting a talk titled: Dingoes: Beyond the wild dog myth. Dr Smith is a recognised expert on dingo behaviour, human-dingo interactions, and non-lethal management. His research focuses on canine behaviour and cognition, especially dingoes, and on human-animal relationships in both wild and domestic settings. Over the past two decades, Dr Smith has conducted research on dingoes across Australia, working with free-ranging populations in Ngarkat Conservation Park in South Australia, the Great Sandy Desert and Pilbara in Western Australia, the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory, Myall Lakes National Park in New South Wales, and K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) in Queensland. He has also undertaken cognitive and behavioural studies with captive dingoes in controlled settings. His work has advanced understanding of dingo behaviour, ecology, taxonomy, and the drivers of human-dingo conflict, while informing management and coexistence approaches in collaboration with government, industry, community organisations, and Indigenous ranger groups.
The SAHMRI building is one of Adelaide’s most iconic buildings. Yet, the most amazing thing about SAHMRI is what happens inside. Hundreds of health and medical researchers collaborate to help every person not just live longer but live better. SAHMRI’s North Terrace headquarters has more than 15,000 triangular windows. We want the people we work for – the community – to look in and ask about what we are doing. Get up close to the stunning architecture and hear about the life-changing work we’re doing inside. Join us on a Family Tour during the April, July and September school holidays, designed specifically for parents/grandparents/guardians and school aged children who are science curious. Tours take approximately 1.5 hours.
Please join Professor Glenn Solomon, Director QuTech, for the Official Launch of the Australian Research Council Training Centre for Current and Emergent Quantum Technologies. Optional laboratory tours begin at 4pm. Guests will have the opportunity to visit 1 of 3 state-of-the-art laboratories on campus. The event will conclude at 8pm.