Past events
Find information about past ANU Science events.

12–1.15pm 20 May 2020
Women in STEM: Using emotional intelligence to leverage effective workplace relationships
Get an introduction to the concept and core competencies of emotional intelligence.

12–1pm 13 May 2020
Energy Conversations: Developments in community-based battery storage
Our experts will explore the exciting developments in community-based battery storage that are occurring in the ACT and beyond.

11.30am 13 May 2020
‘Don’t try this at home!’ Science at Home Facebook Live video
Do you need something to entertain the kids during isolation, while also being educational? Join Dr Graham Walker for a Science Facebook live event with a difference!

6–7.15pm 7 May 2020
Climate change: a sustainability, policy and health crisis – where do we go from here?
Join a panel of ANU science and law academics as they tackle climate change, social justice and health and how policy is impacted (or impacts) these issues.

6–7pm 22 April 2020
Science Communication Graduate Outcomes Webinar
Join us for a Graduate Outcomes webinar on Science Communication.

9am 17 February – 5pm 21 February 2020
Science Orientation Week 2020
The College of Science Induction sessions provide an opportunity for undergraduate students to meet and hear from First Year Conveners and later year students.

6.30pm 19 February 2020
Time’s labyrinth: Revealing the characteristics of time
What is time? This is a question contemplated for millennia.

11am–1pm 6 February 2020
Women in STEM Workshop – Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Have you ever felt that despite your evident success, you have a nagging feeling of inadequacy, self-doubt, or a sense of intellectual fraudulence? You may be suffering from Imposter Syndrome.

6pm 18 December 2019
Deciphering the UN climate talks in Madrid
The UN Secretary General has described global efforts to tackle climate change as "utterly inadequate". So how did events unfold at COP25?

5.30pm 12 December 2019
Advance Australia: Becoming the world's healthiest nation
Professor Russell Gruen, The Australian National University.