Events

This lecture forms part of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute postgraduate lecture series running from March to August this year. Members of the public are welcome to attend at no charge.

Innovation succinctly articulates the purpose of St Vincent’s Institute and medical research in general: applying discoveries to create value. Medical research is not only about discovery and invention – which Australia has been very good at – but doing something useful and productive with that discovery. Australian medical research has been less adept at this step. Key ingredients in innovation include a highly educated work force, very good technology – and above all, collaboration across...

Students and staff present a showcase performance featuring a range of large ensembles from the Contemporary Music Performance stream.

Featuring work by Australian and international artists, BACKFLIP: Feminism and Humour in Contemporary Art seeks to challenge the ongoing stereotype of feminism as dry, dull and humourless. The exhibition affirms laughter as an important and potent tool for feminist artists across generations, geographies and political contexts. Humour has a unique ability to simultaneously disrupt and entertain, and lends itself readily to one of the overarching goals that unites the many feminisms; namely, ...

This winter The Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning (ABP) plays host to an exciting exhibition which gives rare insight into the design process of architectural practice DENTON CORKER MARSHALL. The exhibition is part of ABP’s Alumni Survey Series, an annual series which celebrates the work of faculty graduates and highlights the exceptional contribution they make to Australia's design culture and built environment. DENTON CORKER MARSHALL has practised internationally for decades....