Events

Attend the lecture 'Listen to What Fossils Tell Us: challenging traditional approaches to conservation' to find out about fossils and how they could guide our future decisions.

This course deals with the critical logistics supply chain issues and why companies find a supply chain perspective important to improving their competitive position in the marketplace.

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

Hosted by CSIRO Energy Technology, this free seminar will bring experts together from around the world to discuss challenges for the deployment of post-combustion capture in the power sector.

This Symposium will celebrate and showcase the extraordinary work of Dr Peter Hornby and highlight the impact his work has had on science and its application to industry problems.

The forum and workshop, held in Sydney and Melbourne, will address climate change adaptation and managing the risks and building resilience.

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

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

The 2009 Priestley Lecture will be delivered by Professor Lawrence Mysak at Aspendale on Tuesday, 13 October.

Discover the heavens above with a program of films and speakers October 6 to 9, 2009 at Canberra's CSIRO Discovery Centre

Professor Riachard Head presents Mind Matters - the science behind the early detection and monitoring of Alzheimer's disease, at the 2009 Brodie-Hall Memorial Address series.

Techfest '10 will this year address 'Modelling Complex Systems'.

Aiming at advancing information and communication technologies (ICT) research and promoting collaboration between our two countries.

There's a range of great holiday science programs available for kids of all ages run by CSIRO in Australian Capital Territory.

Those interested in presenting papers at Sampling 2010 are invited to submit abstracts now. The papers are to address the theory of sampling and its application in the resource industries.

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

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.

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.

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.

Science is full of fun and adventure. Join in and experience some adventures of your own with the great range of events run by CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club in South Australia.

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.

Want some hands-on science fun? Come along to Science on Saturday to try out some awesome science activities.

This two-day workplace training program in carding technology will be tailored to the requirements of textile companies to improve process efficiencies and textile end-product.

Get into some great kids' science activities and events run by The Lab, CSIRO's Science Education Centre in Perth.