Events

An exhibition of artworks from senior students at Canberra's Merici College in Braddon, Australian Capital Territory.

CSIRO Discovery celebrates the United Nations' World Television Day with a retrospective program of classic Aussie science television.

A series of talks at CSIRO Discovery with speakers from a range of disciplines, who lay bare the tools of their trades, giving local writers the opportunity to ask questions and discuss topics relevant to science fiction writing.

An informal discussion with distinguished specialists about the challenges raised by population increase in Australia, and about what the public policy response should be.

A talk at CSIRO Discovery about the science behind films involving time travel, parallel worlds and other temporal phenomena.

A talk at CSIRO Discovery about a journey to the sea floor, looking particularly at micro-fauna and marine snow.

National Science Week is an annual nationwide celebration of Australian achievements and capabilities in science.

There's a range of great science activities available for kids of all ages run by CSIRO in New South Wales.

CSIRO awards celebrate the achievements of CSIRO staff and are exemplary of our scientific impact, purpose, beliefs, and strategic direction and core values.

Two of Australia’s top science organisations join forces for National Science Week. See hard core measurement, physics and engineering research in action!

The theme of the International Mineral Processing Congress (IMPC) 2010 is 'Smarter Processing for the Future' and will feature the best in leading edge research and development.

This Symposium is a satellite meeting of OzBio 2010 and is sponsored by CSIRO, Bruker, Life Technologies and the Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

CSIRO invites you to a range of free public seminars being held around Canberra.

Artists are invited to enter the popular Canberra Botanical 2010, which will be held at CSIRO Discovery from Friday 24 September 2010.

Keen to try some science fun for kids in Victoria? CSIRO Education runs a range of great holiday programs for kids of all ages.

There's a range of great holiday science programs available for kids of all ages run by CSIRO in New South Wales.

There's a science event suitable for every child in the program of science activities run by CSIRO's Science Education Centre in Brisbane. Topics include bubbles, robots and everything in between.

CSIRO is holding a rock mechanics industry briefing. It will showcase specialised technologies, capabilities and facilities targeted at better understanding rocks.

CSIRO is holding a free public lecture on stem cell research, titled Stem Cell Therapies: Now and in the Future.

Looking for kids' activities that inspire and educate as well as being entertaining? Try the programs run by CSIRO's Science Education Centre in Hobart. There's a huge range of topics to explore.

Join the Great Big Science Gig crew during National Science Week for inspiring, unconventional science, presented cabaret-style.

Join the science fun with holiday programs and other events for kids in north Queensland. Topics range from busting myths to creating ecosystems in bottles.

CSIRO Discovery Centre presents a talk from Dr James Bradfield Moody and Bianca Nogrady, authors of 'The Sixth Wave' book.

Dr Mark Howden discussed his new book Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change.

The Resources Victoria Technical Forum is a part of the three-day conference held in Melbourne, Victoria, showcasing the latest world-class, pre-competitive geoscientific data to reduce exploration risk.