Science at the Shine Dome is an annual three-day event in May where Australia’s most influential scientists gather at the Shine Dome in Canberra to celebrate science and to honour outstanding achievements in science. It is also a valuable networking opportunity for Australian Academy Fellows, early- and mid-career researchers, government representatives, politicians, media, science associated organisations, and the science-interested general public.
Join us to celebrate the excellence of Australian science!
The 2019 symposium focuses on sustainable energy creation in Australia. The symposium will cover different facets of energy research from diverse scientific disciplines. Join us to hear from keynote speakers, along with a range of other leading scientists.
Our newest Academy Fellows will be formally admitted to the Australian Academy of Science, followed by a cocktail reception. All are invited to join us to celebrate the significant achievements of the Academy's New Fellows.
Following their Admission on Tuesday evening, each new Fellow will present their work and achievements in the Ian Wark theatre. All talks are 10mins and pitched at a general science audience. This is a unique opportunity to hear from leading scientists from a wide range of disciplines at the one event, in the one room, as well as network extensively.
The 2019 Gala Dinner will be held at the National Museum of Australia. The dinner is an opportunity to celebrate and network, as well as hear from a guest speaker (TBC). The Matthew Flinders Medal will also be presented to Dr Richard Manchester FAA at this special event.
Each year, researchers receive highly sought-after honours for outstanding achievements in their scientific fields. These awardees will be presented with their medals and recognised for their work.
Four workshops will be available to EMCRs on a range of professional development topics, such as media, presentations skills and more. EMCRs are invited to join us for these workshops to develop important skills relevant to their careers.
The AGM is a closed session for Fellows of the Academy.
Science at the Shine Dome is an annual three-day event in May where Australia’s most influential scientists gather at the Shine Dome in Canberra to celebrate science and to honour outstanding achievements in science. It is also a valuable networking opportunity for Australian Academy Fellows, early- and mid-career researchers, government representatives, politicians, media, science associated organisations, and the science-interested general public.
Join us to celebrate the excellence of Australian science!
The 2019 symposium focuses on sustainable energy creation in Australia. The symposium will cover different facets of energy research from diverse scientific disciplines. Join us to hear from keynote speakers, along with a range of other leading scientists.
Our newest Academy Fellows will be formally admitted to the Australian Academy of Science, followed by a cocktail reception. All are invited to join us to celebrate the significant achievements of the Academy's New Fellows.
Following their Admission on Tuesday evening, each new Fellow will present their work and achievements in the Ian Wark theatre. All talks are 10mins and pitched at a general science audience. This is a unique opportunity to hear from leading scientists from a wide range of disciplines at the one event, in the one room, as well as network extensively.
The 2019 Gala Dinner will be held at the National Museum of Australia. The dinner is an opportunity to celebrate and network, as well as hear from a guest speaker (TBC). The Matthew Flinders Medal will also be presented to Dr Richard Manchester FAA at this special event.
Each year, researchers receive highly sought-after honours for outstanding achievements in their scientific fields. These awardees will be presented with their medals and recognised for their work.
Four workshops will be available to EMCRs on a range of professional development topics, such as media, presentations skills and more. EMCRs are invited to join us for these workshops to develop important skills relevant to their careers.
The AGM is a closed session for Fellows of the Academy.
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