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Assessing the risks of eliminating malaria with gene drives

The Royal Society of Tasmania invites you to a lecture by Dr Keith Hayes on Sunday 2 April 2023. The lecture will describe the methods used to assess the risks of releasing genetically modified mosquitoes to eliminate malaria vector populations. Open the post for more information.

Liver disease: the good, the bad, the ugly

The Northern Branch of the Royal Society of Tasmania invites you to a lecture by Professor Nicholas Shackel at 1.30pm on Sunday 23 April 2023. The lecture will examine recent advances in the treatment of liver disease, along with the rising incidence of these diseases in Australia. Open the post for more information.

The research for “Gardeners, Plant Collectors, Friends”

Friends of TMAG have kindly invited members of the Royal Society of Tasmania to attend a talk by Ann Cripps, in conversation with Kate Warner, at 5.30pm, on Thursday 25 May 2023. RST members will be able to attend at the same admission price as Friends of TMAG members. Ann will talk about the research for her recent book, Gardeners, Plant Collectors, Friends: Hobart Town and Beyond. Open the post for more information,

Mid-Winter Dinner and Lecture “Future Shock – or not!”

The Royal Society of Tasmania invites you to our annual Mid-Winter Dinner and lecture by Dr Shasta Henry, on Thursday, 8 June 2023. The lecture will explore the Adaptability Quotient, a new measure of IQ of how skilled individuals make intentional change in an environment that is evolving at speed. Open the post for more information.

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