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29
Aug
2016

JCSMR Director’s Public Lecture Series: Tissue donors and their role in medical innovation

Lecture

Presented by ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment Innovation is the word of the year for University Researchers, and medical research is at the forefront of the drive to discover new aspects of human biology and develop new clinical treatments. We tend to think that innovation takes…

27
Aug
2016

ANU School of Art Drawing Prize

Exhibition

Duration: Tuesday, August 23, 2016 - 10:30 - Saturday, September 3, 2016 - 17:00 Location: Foyer Gallery ANU School of Art The Annual School of Art Drawing Prize 2015 presents student artworks from all disciplines and workshops from the ANU School of Art. All students currently enrolled in second…

25
Aug
2016

Foreign and domestic policy issues in Putin's Russia

Lecture

Dr Andrey Kortunov and Professor Richard Sakwa will discuss Russia's new directions under the government of President Vladimir Putin. They will focus on the country's engagements in Syria, the wider Middle East and Ukraine, as well as on the 'Turn to the East' in its…

22
Aug
2016

Arresting incarceration: Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment

Lecture/seminar

When the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody produced its final report, it concluded that the high rate of Aboriginal deaths in custody stemmed from the over-representation of Aboriginal people in prisons and police lockups. The Commission made more than 300 recommendations, most of…

22
Aug
2016

Arresting incarceration: Pathways out of Indigenous imprisonment

Seminar

When the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody produced its final report, it concluded that the high rate of Aboriginal deaths in custody stemmed from the over-representation of Aboriginal people in prisons and police lockups. The Commission made more than 300 recommendations, most…

19
Aug
2016

CAR Seminar series - The 1st Dynasty Elite Cemetery of Abu Rawash

Lecture

The 1st Dynasty Elite Cemetery of Abu Rawash. Discoveries of the earliest remains of funerary boats known in Egypt (2950 BC). Dr Yann Tristant (Macquarie University) The site of Abu Rawash is located at the northern edge of the great Egyptian necropolis of Memphis, about 8 km northwest of the…

19
Aug
2016

Conversations Across the Creek #4

Lecture

Conversations is an initiative by the Humanities Research Centre (HRC) and the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (CPAS) to provide a space for continuing dialogue among scientists, social scientists, and humanities scholars. Meetings are held monthly, with the aim of…