Science Events in Sydney

Join the 1st World Conference of Computational Neurosurgery, a groundbreaking event uniting authors of the Computational Neurosurgery textbook with leading scientists and clinicians. Explore the innovative field where computational modeling and AI enhance the diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of neurosurgical diseases.

AI is diving deep. Can it save our oceans—or are we handing too much power to the algorithm? Emily Jateff will moderate a conversation between a panel of innovators, scientists, artists, and disruptors. Panellists to be announced soon.

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.

The International Conference on Advances in Carbon Science and Innovation (ICACSI 2026) will serve as a platform for scientists, engineers, researchers, and students to converge and exchange recent breakthroughs in carbon science and innovation.

Explore optical illusions and discover how our eyes can play tricks. Create your own samples with provided materials. We'll look at line drawings, patterns, and magic eye images, and explore how our eyes shape what we see. Two hands-on craft activities will bring the illusions to life.

SciX@UNSW 2026 program is designed to support passionate high school students who are eager to delve into scientific research. Access world-leading researchers and facilities at UNSW. Students will be introduced to cutting-edge research tools and methodologies and guided to extend their scientific skills.

Celebrate the vibrant research collaborations between Australia and Japan at the JSPSAAA 2025 Symposium. Network with distinguished researchers, share your work, and explore new partnerships at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. This annual symposium offers an excellent opportunity to engage with the latest advancements in science and technology.

Researchers can showcase their research and share knowledge with researchers from diverse fields. This is a great opportunity to learn and network with other researchers.

Join us for a free family activity with robots, circuits, 3D printing, coding, experiments and much more! These sessions are perfect for young creators interested in hands-on activities and STEM learning. Suitable for ages 5-7 years.

Looking for a fun and educational Saturday activity? Join us for a free family event with robots, circuits, 3D printing, coding, and experiments! Perfect for young creators interested in hands-on activities and STEM learning. Suitable for ages 8-12.

Uncover the world of crime scene investigation and forensic science in this interactive workshop designed for primary school children. Solve a library crime using real techniques like fingerprinting, facial reconstruction, and DNA comparison. A hands-on experience blending mystery with STEM applications.