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Find the best science events and make the most of your time this month 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 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.
Founded in 2023, the Melbourne Epigenetics Club aims to bring together the chromatin and epigenetics community from across Melbourne. The sixth instalment of Melbourne Epigenetics Club, featuring Dr Quentin Gouil and Dr April Watt.
2026 VHS Reptile & Amphibian Expo brought to you by Minibeasts Enterprises
Celebrate the launch of RSV's latest Science Victoria magazine edition exploring how Australia funds research and why we need updated funding systems.
Discover how to transform your biomarker analysis with Simple Plex™ Ella—an automated immunoassay platform designed for unmatched accuracy, speed, and reproducibility. Key takeaways include understanding how Simple Plex assays work, exploring real-world applications, gaining practical insights, and engaging with technical specialists.
‘Symbiogenesis – In the between’. Date: Session details SESSION ONE – Intimate skins, post-identity & un-becomings SESSION TWO – Textual, temporal, spatial assemblages SESSION THREE – Cultural texts, monstrous becomings & queer speculations We’re aiming to stitch new sight lines between neuroqueer theories and practices and posthuman theories – drawing connections between theoretical siblings that each aim to disrupt, trouble, deconstruct, crip, queer and hack harmful binaries and their normativitites – The neuroqueer and the posthuman being both ‘critters in a queer litter’ (Haraway, 2016, 105). The key question this symposium takes up is the relation between neuroqueer theory, posthumanism, crip theory and de-colonial practices and the ways each theory and practice overlap and differ. In discussing these overlaps and divergences we hope to nurture a generative space for developing ways of moving together – making kin. This symposium is being organised by early career researchers and PhD candidates from RMIT School of Art and other disciplines. It is free to present and free to attend. ACCESSIBILITY & FURTHER DETAILS A full information pack will be provided with registration, this pack will cover off presentation and publication specifics, including a full Social Story with images and descriptions of accessibility access to the in person room and online room. Supports we may not have considered will be provided to the best of our ability. For enquiries please contact hello@xxi.net.au