Past events
Find information about past ANU Science events.
This screening for SCIENCE. ART. FILM. will explore Total Recall (1990), which is hailed as one of the best science fiction films of all times.
Join the shakers and movers of Canberra’s innovation community! Hosted by ANU Research School of Physics.
Join us at a special seminar featuring acclaimed scientist, explorer and conservationist, Professor Tim Flannery. Professor Flannery's presentation promises to shed light on critical aspects of biodiversity conservation and reconciliation in the Solomon Islands.
Diana Rose and Michelle Banfield will be in discussion about Diana’s book Mad Knowledges and User Led Research (Palgrave, 2022) which combines theory, research and activism around 'madness' and proposes the conditions needed to address the development of Mad epistemologies.
In this public lecture, distinguished Professors Diana and Nikolas Rose propose new models for psychiatric theory and practice. These models integrate social dimensions into the understanding of mental health, actively involving communities in the treatment process, fostering meaningful engagement with mental health service users, and addressing the complex power dynamics inherent in psychiatric interactions.
Join us for a live webinar to learn about the Master of Professional Psychology at ANU.
Join Professor Joan Leach for a floor talk at the National Gallery of Australia in Haegue Yang’s solo exhibition, Changing From From to From.
Join us as Dr Zoe Leviston, 2022 McMichael Award recipient, presents the forthcoming inaugural McMichael Lecture.
In a problems based world, how do you approach work and life?