🎨What's the relationship between art and labour in the 21st century?

Join Chau Chak Wing Museum and @Powerinstitute1 in the inaugural ART NOW Lecture with renowned art historian Prof Alexander Albero on 23 May: ow.ly/7ufJ50RwZnz

'In the time it has taken me to write this book, East Antarctica is destabilising and melting.'

Did you miss the launch of James Bradley's book 'Deep Water'? You can catch up on all the insightful discussion by listening now: ow.ly/Cpq450RwXGl

Sydney Ideas James Bradley

It is so exciting that the Chau Chak Wing Museum at University of Sydney will be able to host an event with the incredible Natalie Haynes on 24 May while she is in Sydney.

Booking details attached:
sydney.edu.au/museum/whats-o…

Symposium: 🌏 Climate change, environment and cardiovascular health

Presented by Charles Perkins Centre + Cardiovascular Initiative, University of Sydney our world-leading researchers examine the impact of 🔥 #climatechange + the exposome on human health

📅 Friday 28 June 2024
📍 CPC Nepean
🎟️ bit.ly/4aYAoLT

.Sydney Environment Institute is launching a new event series that addresses the #climate & #biodiversity crises. Learn more & join the opening panel 'We can't save the climate by destroying nature' on May 17, presented w. Australian Conservation Foundation during #ClimateActionWeek Sydney: ow.ly/9MIp50Rru6e

Creativity is often ascribed to the #humanities but how can we unlock this within scientific disciplines?

Hear Sydney Health's Brendan McCormack provocation in our recent #SydneyIdeas event, presented with @createsydney: ow.ly/KEk450RoJhG

🎙️Now available on-demand - Oceanic narratives: Interweaving, past, present and future

Watch, listen and access the transcript here: ow.ly/ru2i50R68sU

This event was held on 8 April 2024 at the University of Sydney and was presented with Sydney Environment Institute

Help shape the SXSW Sydney program and support ideas from our University of Sydney community by voting TODAY!

Shortlisted talks from Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences colleagues:
- bit.ly/lefebvre-sxsw
- bit.ly/neff-sxsw

Details - bit.ly/3Ut3Cx9

Sydneysiders, I am once again asking for your vote [said in my gruffest Bernie voice]:

Voting closes today 22 April for what YOU want to see SXSW Sydney ↪️ innovation, creativity and your next big idea 💡 ⬇️

🎙️Now available on-demand - Oceanic narratives: Interweaving, past, present and future

Watch, listen and access the transcript here: ow.ly/ru2i50R68sU

This event was held on 8 April 2024 at the University of Sydney and was presented with Sydney Environment Institute

Hey, you!

If you're still on this site, please take a second to follow the instructions in this link and support my potential SXSW panel. I've gathered some fantastic talent (ruby innes Edmond Tran allegedly Gemma Driscoll ) and am super excited to represent Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences with an amazing topic

The #SXSWSydney festival makes a return. Help shape the program by casting your vote for the amazing ideas from our @sydney_uni community you would like to see on stage.

Vote now🔗 sydneyuni.co/43RkctB

#SXSWSydney , a major festival where tech, screen, music, games and culture converge, returns in October.

Be part of shaping the program by voting for the ideas of our talented researchers to take the stage.

Cast your vote by 22 April: bit.ly/3JcA8Nn

Be part of shaping the #SXSWSydney program and support ideas from our University of Sydney community by voting for proposals to SXSW Sydney Session Select.

Cast your vote by 22/4! sydneyuni.co/43RkctB

#SXSWSydney festival returns in October. Now's the chance to be part of shaping the program by voting for the ideas you'd like to see on stage.

Learn more about the fantastic ideas put forward by the Business School community & cast your vote by 22/4: sydney.edu.au/engage/events-…

Join The Power Institute & Chau Chak Wing Museum for a panel discussion on #photography & its new forms in a world of #AI , deep fakes & machine learning.

Feat. Engineering Sydney Uni prof Julie Cairney @sydney_science prof Peter Tuthill & Eleanor Zeichner

More info + tix: ow.ly/eY8I50RcSOT

🪸 New Scientist recently joined researchers at One Tree Island Research Station to understand damage caused by a recent mass coral bleaching event.

Prof Will Figueira from University of Sydney says: “We’re having trouble finding any spots where there is not a lot of bleaching.”

🔗 ow.ly/nuTR50RcNub