Victorian Events

Building sustainably for a changing climate is the objective at this year's World Sustainable Building Conference, Melbourne, September 21-25, 2008.

An exciting conference that will bring together international world leaders in polymer sciences and industry leaders to share perspectives and work towards producing superior products for the marketplace into the future.

This one-day symposium aims to bring together researchers and service sector representatives to explore issues concerning smarter information use in the service sector.

The 2nd Australasian Symposium on Ionic Liquids in May 2006 will cover all aspects of the chemistry and application of these promising materials.

 

The inaugural Australian Crystallisation course will be held at Melbourne University with lectures at Bio 21 between the 8-12 December 2008.

The CSIRO Science Education Centre runs a range of great weekend and after-school programs for kids of all ages. Even adults are allowed to join some events!

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.

Join the Great Big Science Gig crew during National Science Week for inspiring, unconventional science, presented cabaret-style.

Presented by CSIRO, Dulux and Sustainability Victoria, this seminar explores the benefits of industrial powder coated plastic components, using the new CSIRO/Dulux system that's emission free and environmentally sustainable. It also presents results from early trial applications in the automotive industry.

As part of National Science Week and Smart Geelong Network's Research and Innovation Expo Week, CSIRO's Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) in Geelong, Victoria, is opening its doors to local residents.