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24 Aug Past event
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | Teenage depression and suicide are way up – and so is smartphone use.
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22 Aug Past event
Join the international discussion of disability related research and scholarship. Hosted by the Disability Innovation Institute UNSW.
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16 Aug Past event
Head back to School and learn the art (and science) of mixing cocktails
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16 Aug Past event
How will you amass the greatest treasure? Plunder your enemies? Or trust your friends?
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16 Aug Past event
Embark on an adventure of curiosity and discovery at SciFest 2024 - bringing science out of the lab and into the public sphere with interactive activities, games, live stage shows, talks, and more!
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16 Aug Past event
2024 Cancer & Immunology Ideas Forum
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15 Aug Past event
Deep dive into medical history, menstrual mysteries and why we still know so little about women’s bodies with New York Times bestseller, Jennifer Gunter.
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15 Aug Past event
Join us for the launch of the UNSW Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation. Connect with industry and government innovators, and leading researchers to explore new thinking and commitments needed for the transition towards net zero.
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14 Aug Past event
Evolutionary biologist Athena Aktipis provides your step-by-step guide to not just surviving, but thriving in the face of an apocalypse.
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14 Aug Past event
In a discussion led by UNSW Medicine & Health Dean, Professor Cheryl Jones, experts from across the regional health landscape will analyse effective strategies, identify areas for improvement in the sector, explore how to enhance community support, and how community-led initiatives can create impact to improve health in remote regions.
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14 Aug Past event
In the age of misinformation, uncover how to deploy facts with New York Times bestseller Jennifer Gunter and NSW Deputy Chief Scientist Darren Saunders.
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14 Aug Past event
“The Kevin Marshall Lecture” is the first oration in a four-part series as part of the exhibition "Living Water: 75 years of water research at UNSW" that recognises and celebrates past and present pioneers of water research at UNSW.

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