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2020 Lecture Calendar


The Royal Society of Tasmania

Hobart lecture program for 2019:

 


      • MARCH 5  –  Scott Rankin: Tasmanian Australian of the year for 2018.

      • APRIL 2 – Dr Elizabeth Robinson: On educating young people in Tasmania today.

      • MAY 7 – The Doctoral Award Winner Lecture

      • JUNE 4 – Aboriginal language revitalisation: celebrating the 2019 International Year of Indigenous languages

      • JULY 2 – Garry Bailey: Vision Zero: Road Safety in Tasmania

      • AUGUST 6 – Marley Large: A glimpse into 175 years of the Royal Society of Tasmania’s Minutes.

      • SEPTEMBER 3 –  Dr Anita Hansen: The first 175 years of the Royal Society of Tasmania.

      • OCTOBER 1 – Peter Smith Medal Winner, Dr Lucia McCullum: The Dish Redux – from the Apollo Mission to Earth surveying.

      • NOVEMBER 5 – UTAS Postgraduates Lecture Evening.

      • DECEMBER 3 –  Dr Alison Alexander: “Governors’ Ladies: the wives and mistresses of Van Diemen’s Land governors“.

 

The full program for the 2019 Launceston Lecture Series can be viewed HERE

  

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