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Find the best science events and make the most of your time in Melbourne. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
It is our great pleasure to announce that Australia’s premier CRISPR conference is back! Following the tremendous success of our events in 2023 and 2025, CRISPR DOWN UNDER will be returning in 2026. Join us as we bring together leading researchers from around the world to discuss all things CRISPR – from the latest cutting-edge technologies to groundbreaking medical applications and beyond! CRISPR DOWN UNDER 2026 will take place across two full CRISPR-action-packed days from 24th to 25th March 2026, at Melbourne Connect.
Join us at The Florey with Curie.Bio for a Founder Fireside chat and networking.
A consumer led cross sectional survey study.
Join the Developing New Vaccines Symposium 2025 hosted by Malaria Synergy Program. This event will cover topics such as Malaria immunity and vaccines overview, Vivax vaccines, Malaria vaccines, Pan Beta Coronavirus vaccine, HIV vaccines including mRNA, Zika virus vaccines include mRNA, TB vaccines, and UQ Vaccine Technology.
The 2026 Mutational Scanning Symposium & Workshop will gather global experts and trainees in functional genomics, protein science, precision medicine, and computational genomics to share their work and insights. The event includes trainee presentations, posters, a clinically-focused workshop, industry contributions, and a session on the AVE Alliance. Both in-person and virtual registration options are available.
Running Times: Doors - 7:00pm Start - 7:30pm Finish - 9:50pm Please note, all times are approximate and subject to change.
SOAPBOX SCIENCE MELBOURNE IS BACK ON FOR 2026! 2pm to 5pm on Friday the 21st August 2026. Our event is FREE and will feature 12 incredible female experts in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) that will share their amazing journeys and experiences through science. Our speakers aim to share their discoveries in their field, inspire others and make science more approachable, particularly to young children.
The Doherty Institute and EAACI Drug Hypersensitivity Symposium 2026: Challenging Evidence
The maddest of mad scientists, Magnus Danger Magnus, is back! Following nation-wide SELL OUT seasons at arts festivals around Australia and the UK, this all-ages electromagnetic extravaganza returns with a fresh rendition of Australia’s most explosive science spectacular – bigger, louder and more dangerously dazzling than ever before! ★★★★★ 'Everything a science show should be, AND MORE!' - Seesaw Mag ★★★★ ‘Brings Science to LIFE!' – The List ★★★★½ ‘Explosive science fun for the whole family!' – Edinburgh Reviews ★★★★ ‘A TOP PICK for kids who love science!' – EdFest for Kids Chaotic mayhem abounds in this stunningly stylish S.T.E.M. show with 10 times the spectacle and 20,000 times the voltage of the science classes at school! Magnus has exploded his way across the country, lighting fires on stage and setting kids’ curiosity ablaze; now he’s built a fascinating new set of gizmos and gadgets guaranteed to electrify! Whether you’re a science fanatic, an entertainment junkie, or just looking for a wildly fun family day out; this high-octane show delivers educational entertainment at its absolute best! Don’t miss your chance to see Australia’s favourite family science show – one part genius, two parts chaos, and 100% fun! WINNER - Best Children's Event, Perth Fringe 2019 WINNER - Best Children's Event, Perth Fringe 2020 WINNER - Weekly Best Children's Event, Perth Fringe 2022 WINNER – Science at the Fringe Award, Adelaide Fringe 2024 NOMINEE – Best Kids Show, Sydney Fringe 2024 JUDGE’S PICK - Melbourne Fringe 2024 NOMINEE – Best Kids Show, Melbourne Fringe 2024 WINNER – Weekly Best Children’s Event, Adelaide Fringe 2025 WINNER – Pelican Award (Fan Favourite), Wynnum Fringe 2025
A dynamic retreat where fluid mechanics students and ECRs share ideas, join masterclasses, get career advice, and visit industry sites. Welcome to The AFMS Student and Early Career Researcher Retreat 2026!
The first “Florey Talks” event for 2026. Advancing Diagnosis and New Therapies for Rare Brain Disease. Meet the host Professor Anthony Hannan, Head of the Epigenetics and Neural Plasticity Group, who will provide an overview of research into rare neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders. Join this important conversation to explore the challenges of rare brain diseases, recognize scientific progress, and strengthen the community working towards better futures for all those affected by rare diseases.