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Brought to you by ATSE and AAS. Hydrogen 2025 and Beyond is bringing together leading experts, researchers and policymakers to explore Australia’s pathway to a large-scale hydrogen economy.
Another drop-in session will be held this week. Open to all students and researchers, this workshop will address follow-up questions from previous sessions. Newcomers are welcome too!
Everyone that works in Australia has worker rights, including international students.
At this lunch time session Dharani Rana, a workers' rights legal specialist from the Working Women’s Centre, will explain your rights as a worker and what support there is for you.
BayesVarSel is an R package that offers a suite of tools for hypothesis testing and variable selection in linear models from a formally objective Bayesian perspective. Professor Gonzalo Garcia-Donato from the University of Castilla will present on its key capabilities and uses.
In-plot sampling is central to experimental work in agronomy and plant and soil sciences, yet its statistical implications are often overlooked compared with the design of treatment allocation. This facilitated discussion with Dr Ray Correll will bring together data analysts, statisticians, and agricultural scientists to examine better approaches to in-plot sampling.
Mark your calendars! Join the APPS for an overview of the plant pathology field of research as well as networking opportunities and pizza. The APPS is a scientific association dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of plant pathology and its practice.
RACI Research & Development (R&D) Topics Conference in Environmental and Analytical Chemistry is an annual conference showcasing the current and developing research of Australia’s newest scientific minds.
A four day conference on all things plant science, evolution and ecology. Early bird registration ends 3rd October!
Workshops are a core feature of the ABACBS annual meeting, and 2025 will be no exception. The ABACBS25 Conference have joined with BiocAsia to organise two full days of workshops immediately following the main conference.
Blackbird is an ANZ venture capital fund who invest in every type of technology - from software to space. They back generational ambition, invest from idea to IPO and their current portfolio is worth over $9B including some of the most successful Aussie and Kiwi startups like Canva, Zoox, SafetyCulture, Culture Amp and Halter.
Please register and come along to this free workshop delivered by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board to understand carbon farming, including emission reduction, carbon markets and calculating carbon footprints. The session is designed for landholders, researchers, industry and students that are curious to learn more about carbon farming, it’s a great opportunity to come and ask questions.
Join us for a webinar hosted as a collaboration between The Global Plant Council and the "The Plant Journal".
National Farmers' Federation, Primary Producers South Australia & Telstra welcome you for a day of conversation, collaboration and connection as we explore State based and National based issues in agriculture.
Join Bio-Rad specialists Mohit Raghav and Tracy Mak to explore how precise, absolute quantification can transform your research.
Advancing Sustainability in the Australian Wine Sector: Governance, vision, future priorities and opportunities. Join this webinar for a forward-looking discussion on sustainability, strategy, and market opportunity for Australian wine.
These workshops are designed for landholders, researchers, industry, students, or anyone else who wants to understand the world of carbon farming and emission reduction - from a primary production lens.
LI-COR will be holding a 1-day workshop at Adelaide University for researchers and students interested in learning more about the theory and application of the LI-6800 Portable Photosynthesis System and LI-600 Porometer/Fluorometer.
Want to learn life-saving skills? AUSA Student Employment are offering AU students heavily subsidised training courses for First Aid.
Boost your employability and take advantage of huge savings, with course prices down to $50 (normally $135).
Could quantum technologies help solve some of the biggest challenges facing Australia's agriculture, food and wine industries?
Join industry leaders, producers, researchers and quantum technology experts for an engaging discussion on how quantum technologies could transform the agriculture, food and wine sectors.
The Australian Plant Breeding Academy (APBA) would like to invite you to their upcoming networking event, Cultivating Connections in Plant Breeding.
This event is designed to connect members of the plant breeding community, including students, researchers, and professionals working across academia, government, and industry.