A collection of microfictions tells the untold stories of scientists who haven’t become household names.
Multiple Times Multiple locations
Examining patterns formed among and within repeating structural units of Proteins.
Will we have to imagine life without water? Our planet’s water cycles are under threat and we have the data to prove it.
Experience music through both science and artistic understandings with Joel Gilmore, Vocal Manoeuvres and instrumentalists.
5.00–6.00pm The Studio
From The Origin of the Species to Andrew Wakefield’s notorious paper, join the discussion on big science texts led by Joel Gilmore.
3.00–4.30pm The Studio
Are genetically modified crops the next step forward or the final biodiversity battle?
A piece about mathematics, the beginnings of the universe and the fundamental indeterminism of the quantum world.
8.00–8.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
Join Eamon and Melissa as they pit wits against each other in a cyclone of smoke, flames and gleeful mayhem.
This audacious proposal will explore, through a physical theatre drama, the behaving of a brain in a multi linguistic environment.
5.30–6.15pm Sue Benner Theatre
Surveillance Party is a digital record label and warehouse party crew based out of Sydney’s infamous cultural hub, Newtown.
7.00–10.00pm The Basement
After traversing the globe alongside Marcia Hines in Velvet, spend an intimate moment with Brendan as he leaves you wondering just what each second of passing time and heart beat is worth.
6.00–6.45pm Sue Benner Theatre
Climate Change: The most important and overlooked issue of our time?
12.00–12.45pm The Studio
Shadow blisters is a generative animation using data and imagery reflecting the concept of the ‘shadow blister effect’, a natural phenomenon whereby shadows are known to bulge outward and towards each other.
