Science Events in Sydney

Join Prof. Paul Davies from ASU for a mind-bending journey through the quantum wonderland in person! Quantum mechanics, now celebrating its centenary, is the most successful scientific theory in history, and underpins most of modern technology, from lasers to AI. Yet, at face value, the theory seems to make no sense, describing the world as a weird amalgam of blended alternative realities.

Hear short presentations on the scientific significance of the Chevert Expedition and its links with the Linnean Society of NSW. Come to the celebrations of the sesquicentenary of the Chevert Expedition and the Linnean Society of NSW. Sir William Macleay established the Society and organized the Expedition in 1875 – Australia’s first multidisciplinary scientific expedition.

This seminar discusses why and how data should be used within schools to shape the direction of pedagogy. Completing this seminar will contribute 5 hours of teacher-identified PD.

The World Conference of Computational Neurosurgery will bring together authors of the Computational Neurosurgery textbook and others for over 30 lectures. It is a novel translational field where computational modeling and AI are used to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of patients affected by diseases of neurosurgical relevance.

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.

Dive into Australia’s 1922 Einstein Eclipse and discover what mind-blowing celestial events are next! Join us in person to explore the fascinating story behind Australia’s 1922 solar eclipse that helped prove Einstein’s theory! Dive into the science, the history, and get a sneak peek at upcoming celestial events. It’s a fun, informal gathering perfect for curious minds and stargazers alike. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with the cosmos and fellow history enthusiasts!

Join us on 3-4 March at NeuRA, Sydney for Shake It Up Australia Foundation's Parkinson's Research Forum. Agenda will be sent to confirmed attendees prior to event. For any questions, please contact Isobel Moore, Fundraising and Events Manager at Shake It Up Australia Foundation: isobel@shakeitup.org.au or 1300 361 803.