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EOAR seminar

Innovation by incomplete theorization: The case of induced pluripotent stem cells, presented by Associate Professor (KAIST). This talk explores the interplay between narratives of innovation and the pursuit of novel forms of biotechnology in the case of induced pluripotent stem cells. Tuesday 28 November, 1-2 pm. .

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Dear Mrs Kennedy: Music and Mourning on the Death of a President

Dear Mrs Kennedy

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy sixty years ago elicited an outpouring of grief. Many condolence letters addressed to Jacqueline Kennedy contained music composed in honour of her husband. This commemorative event comprises readings and music, much of which is to be performed publicly for the first time. Tuesday 28 November, 6 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus.

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Make History Speaker Series: Voice, Treaty, Truth: What's Next?

Professor Marcia Langton, AO

Distinguished Australian Indigenous anthropologist, geographer, and activist Professor Marcia Langton AO, will deliver a keynote speech at this unmissable opportunity to hear from one of Australia’s most respected Indigenous academics, as we reflect on the result of the referendum, the impact on Indigenous People, and navigate the path forward for our nation.

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Waite Winery Christmas sale

Waite Winery Christmas sale

The full list of wine will be available for tasting at the annual Waite Winery Christmas sale, available for purchase via cash or card. Stocks are limited so no pre-orders.

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South Australians vs. The Dental Loop

Dental loop

Join the inaugural community engagement meeting of The Dental Loop Initiative and help shape dental care in South Australia through Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research. Thursday 30 November, 12.30-5.30 pm. 3066, AHMS building, North Terrace. .

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2023 Celebration of Learning and Teaching

Join colleagues for a celebration of learning and teaching  featuring presentations by Professor Peter Høj AC, Vice-Chancellor and President, The Honourable Catherine Branson AC KC, Chancellor, and Associate Professor Carl Crossin OAM.ÌýThursday 30 November, 4-6 pm. The Braggs lecture theatre, North Terrace campus. .

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The Afterlife of Patrick White

Great Novelists and Public Memory David Marr’s landmark biography of Patrick White was published thirty years ago soon after White’s death in 1990. Marr is a journalist and broadcaster who has worked for the ABC, Fairfax and now the Guardian. He has also published a number of works on Australian politics. Thursday 30 November, 5 pm.ÌýReading Room, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace Campus. .Ìý

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MS Teams / M365 advanced applications workshop

MS Teams and M365 are powerful, collaborative, and integrated environments that allow transparent and synchronous workflows. This workshop will cover some of the useful applications to help you explore how the functionalities of the MS Teams and the M365 environment can help reduce or even eliminate non-essential emails, track tasks, collate data efficiently and consistently, and automate processes.Ìý

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A Public Conversation: Stuart Ward with Frank Bongiorno

The End of Britain: Writing a Global History The death of Queen Elizabeth in 2022 capped off a period of unprecedented turmoil in contemporary British politics. The protracted fall-out of Brexit, the recrudescence of political unrest in Northern Ireland, and the undimmed aspirations of Scottish nationalists raised urgent questions about the long-term viability of the United Kingdom. Monday 4 December, 5–7 pm.ÌýLecture Theatre G04, Napier Building. .Ìý

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Don Dunstan Oration

Don Dunstan Oration

Inspiration for environmental justice – then and now. Former Premier and Chair of The Climate Group (UK) The Hon. Mike Rann AC CNZM, will reflect on the Dunstan legacy, sharing his close-up view of the times and the ways in which Dunstan’s principled approach inspired him as Premier and now, as he leads global conversations and action around climate change. Wednesday 6 December, 9.15–11.30 am.ÌýHilton Hotel Ballroom, 233 Victoria Square, Adelaide. .

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