Coming Events
Research Tuesdays: sharing great research with the community Quantum Leaps: From subatomic to celestial: exploring the great discoveries and mysteries of the physical universe In 1911 physicist Ernest Rutherford made the remarkable discovery that the atom was not the base component of matter, but contained mainly empty space with electrons orbiting a tiny nucleus. Since then, our physics knowledge has exploded. The components of the atomic nucleus have been identified. Three of four forces that influence them have been explained. And we've uncovered the laws of quantum mechanics governing the interaction of energy and matter. Yet physicists agree this will pale in comparison with discoveries still to come, involving phenomena not seen since the Big Bang. In this captivating presentation, the ³ÉÈË´óƬ's Professor Anthony Thomas will discuss the journey so far and explore the most exciting questions now being tackled by his team. WHEN: 5.30-6.30pm Tuesday 9 November WHERE: Lecture Theatre 102, Napier Building, North Terrace Campus ADMISSION FREE, BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Register online: or call: 08 8303 3692
MBA Alumni Association (MBAAA) - networking breakfast When: From 7.30am onwards, Wednesday 3 November (first Wednesday of every month) When: East Terrace Continental Café, 6 East Terrace, Adelaide The MBAAA Executive Committee welcomes contact from MBA alumni and current students. If you are interstate or overseas and are interested in coordinating or participating in networking gatherings with MBA alumni colleagues living in the same city, contact the Executive Committee on: mbaaa_committee@adelaide.edu.au
Thinking Critically About Sustainable Energy - Demand Side Management Part of a public seminar series organised by the Centre for Energy Technology in conjunction with the Royal Institution of Australia. For more info email: environment@adelaide.edu.au or visit: When: 6.00pm Wednesday 3 November Where: The Science Exchange, 55 Exchange Place, Adelaide Cost: Free, but bookings essential RSVP:
Sylvia Chan Memorial Public Lecture Wither China's Democracy? Political Development in the Hu Jintao Era by Professor Joseph Cheng (City University of Hong Kong). Presented by the Confucius Institute and the Centre for Asian Studies at the ³ÉÈË´óƬ.
When: 6.00pm Thursday 4 November Where: Lecture Theatre 102, Napier Building, North Terrace Campus Cost: Free - but registration is essential RSVP: to Asa Hogben on 08 8303 4798 or email: confucius.institute@adelaide.edu.au
Cultural Illumination - Artist Talk Artist Joe Felber will discuss his work on display in the foyer of the Barr Smith Library, Eleven Blackboards and Rêve Idèle Atlas. Presented by Art & Heritage Collections at the ³ÉÈË´óƬ. When: artist talk: 1.00pm Friday 5 November exhibition: on now until Sunday 7 November during library opening hours Where: Foyer, Level Three, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace Campus Cost: Free RSVP: please call 08 8303 3086 or email: art.heritage@adelaide.edu.au
Lunchtimes at Elder Hall Adelaide's favourite lunchtime series of music concerts concludes its 2010 season, with performances from the Adelaide Chamber Players and violinist Natsuko Yoshimoto, and the Beta Sigma Phi Awards, featuring rising stars from the Elder Conservatorium of Music.
When: 1.10pm Friday 5 November and Friday 12 November Where: Elder Hall, North Terrace Campus Cost: Tickets $7, available at the door from 12.30pm on the day of the concert
Wine @ Fridays Uncorked Celebrate the end of the week and enjoy a selection of sparklings, white and red wines. Make your way through the list and try something new or purchase a tasting flight, which includes a selection of wines. For a true wine experience, "Meet the Maker" and enjoy a guided tasting of their wines. Sponsored by SC Pannell (5 November) and Grant Burge (19 November).
When: 4.30pm Friday 5 November and Friday 19 November (Meet the Maker starts at 5.00pm) Where: National Wine Centre of Australia, corner of Hackney and Botanic Roads, Adelaide Cost: free entry. Meet the Maker: $15 - bookings essential To book: call 08 8303 3355 or email: nwc.info@adelaide.edu.au
Evenings at Elder Hall - Concert 5 The World of Maria Callas - an Opera Gala, jointly presented by the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia and the Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra as part of the Odyssey Cultural Festival. An evening of much-loved operatic numbers from Madama Butterfly, Carmen, Così fan tutte and including Nessun Dorma, one of the world's most beloved arias.
When: 6.30pm Saturday 6 November Where: Elder Hall, North Terrace Campus Cost: $25 adult, $20 concession: $15 student. For a special Family Ticket deal, contact Elder Hall Manager Claire Oremland. To book: call 08 8303 5925 or email: claire.oremland@adelaide.edu.au
Centre for Automotive Safety Research - free seminar series Impact testing - how it's used by Andrew van den Berg and Giulio Ponte.
When: 4.00pm Wednesday 24 November Where: Art Gallery Auditorium, Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide Cost: Free RSVP: Please register your attendance with Leonie Witter on 08 8303 4114 or email: leonie.witter@adelaide.edu.au
Friends of the ³ÉÈË´óƬ Library Associate Professor David Paton: At the End of the River: The Coorong and Lower Lakes. When: 6.00pm for 6.30pm Thursday 25 November Where: Ira Raymond Exhibition Room, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace Campus Cost: Free and open to all - gold coin donation invited To book: by Tuesday 23 November, call 08 8303 4064 or email: robina.weir@adelaide.edu.au
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