The Australian Space Domain Awareness and Space Traffic Management Conference brings together key researchers, users, and decision makers from the Australian space sector. The conference will focus on developing a set of shared priorities and goals among the Australian SDA community to enable Australia to meet the evolving challenge of safely and responsibly operating within the space domain.

Australia has the ideas. The talent. The breakthroughs. But are we bold enough to back them?

Join us at the annual talk and community gathering honouring one of Botany’s most fearless and visionary advocates for environmental and social justice.

A series of talks at UNSW House, Powerhouse Parramatta, highlighting philosophies, innovations and creative works that can shape better futures.

Chloe Cull and Mikala Tai will discuss their approaches to curatorial research and practice.

Our Global Crisis of Values: Can International Justice Rally?

Join us for Medicine & Health’s annual symposium for interdisciplinary dialogue, collaboration and connection.

Disaster recovery initiative HowWeSurvive's annual event bringing together leading voices from disaster research, practice and lived experience.

Join us for our annual Impact X showcase, where 11 emerging health innovators pitch their ventures, ideas and solutions they’re bringing to life. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, industry professional, investor, researcher, student or simply curious about what’s next in health, this is an opportunity to discover new ideas, meet the people behind them and connect with a growing community of innovators.

Discover how sophisticated uses of psychology and technology are shaping the future of shopping in a series of talks at UNSW House, Powerhouse Parramatta.

Katie Lawson and Dr. Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris to consider how ecological thinking might move beyond the thematic concerns of exhibition-making to shape curatorial methods themselves.

From The Odyssey to today’s political divides, join us at this talk exploring how the Humanities can deepen empathy and help us imagine a more humane, democratic future.