Let Our Songs Speak for Us

Let Our Songs Speak for Us is the latest University of Adelaide Library exhibition that tells the story of CASM, the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music, and its ground-breaking history over the last 50 years.

2023 Australian Rover Challenge

The University of Adelaide, with support from our premier partner Boeing, major partners ispace, the Australian Space Agency, and event supporters Defence SA, SASIC and Drone Deploy, are excited to host the 2023 Australian Rover Challenge. Cheer on team University of Adelaide as they design and build a semi-autonomous rover to compete against Australian and international university teams in a simulated lunar environment. 

JBI Research Symposium

Professor Nicola Spurrier, Professor Helen Marshall AM, and Professor Zoe Jordan will present on their life journeys and current work. Alongside distinguished keynote speakers are commencing HDR students who will be presenting their research in the topic areas of methodology and medicine. Friday 24 March, 9 am to 5 pm. Joe Verco Lecture Theatre. Register.

Writing History in the Stars

In this Make History Speaker Series, Dr Kimberley Clayfield, Dr Sarah Cannard, and Dr Matthew Tetlow will be discussing how space science and satellite imagery are addressing humanity’s greatest challenges. Friday 24 March, 5.30 pm. The Braggs lecture theatre. Register.

The Tempest

Shakespeare's classic THE TEMPEST opens the Guild's 85th anniversary on 24th March at the Little Theatre. 8 shows only! Tickets from $20 online or at the door. Book now. 

 

Healthy Development Adelaide event

Strategies for helping children and youth manage pain. Pain in children can be complex and nuanced, and in this series of talks have experts will present some of their work in the field of children's pain that will be of interest for a wide audience including parents, caregivers, educators, healthcare professionals, and researchers. Tuesday 28 March, 5.30 - 7.45 pm. C3-16 Centenary Building, UniSA City East Campus. Register.

EOAR seminar

Biomedicine and the many uses of knowledge commons. Presented by Professor Michael Madison (University of Pittsburgh) and hosted by Enabling Openness in Australian stem cell Research (EOAR). Wednesday 29 March, 9-10 am. Online. Register.

JBI LIVE Webinar

The new JBI critical appraisal tool for assessing risk of bias in randomised controlled trials (RCTs). Presented by Dr Timothy Barker andAssociate Professor Edoardo Aromataris. Wednesday 29 March, 10 am. Online. More information and to register. 

Friends of the Library Author event

Crazy Bastard: A memoir of forced adoption by Abraham Maddison. After 30 years as journalist Derek Pedley, Abraham Maddison uncovers a story that echoes the pain of thousands of mothers and children as a result of Government forced adoption and removal policies. Wednesday 29 March, 5.30 pm for 6.00 pm. Writing Studio, Level 2, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace campus.

AUKUS – Right or Wrong?

The University of Adelaide is a sponsor of the Australian Institute of International Affairs SA ‘Diplomacy in the Bar’ series. The next event in this series is AUKUS – Right or Wrong? Presented by Former Senator Rex Patrick. Wednesday 29 March, 6 - 8 pm. The Howling Owl, Adelaide. Register.