The past decade has seen a rapid emergence of network models of psychopathology which challenge the existing latent variable explanations of psychological disorders.
Presented by Associate Professor David Berle

Melting of ice sheets adds water into the ocean basins. The corresponding rise in sea level is, however, by no means spatially uniform.
Presented by Dr. Mark Hoggard

Food systems and food security research present numerous opportunities for multidisciplinary science.
Presented by Dr Steve Crimp

Join the Agrifood Innovation Institute for a thought-provoking discussion on how we can revolutionise the way we do research, teaching and policy development to genuinely engage marginalised communities, including young people.

Scientists have long sought to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery. Traditional methods, while rigorous, can be slow and resource-intensive.
Presented by Dr. Jo Ciucă.

Discover the future of medicine.
Presented by Prof. Adam Perriman.

Seven remarkable scientists from around the country have come together for an entertaining and fascinating night discussing the mysteries of dark matter.

In association with National Science Week, the ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute presents a public lecture by Professor Uri Onn on Harmony, rational and irrational numbers, and their relationships in music.

Future Science Talks: Comedy Edition is debuting in Canberra as part of Science Week activities! Laugh & learn with local scientists.