List of archived lectures conducted in Southern Tasmania (starting with the most recent)

Date.of.this.event	Speaker(s)	Topic
2020, Nov 8	Dr Jessica Ericson	“Antarctic krill: What do the Southern Ocean’s charismatic “omega-fauna” eat, and how might they fare in a future high CO2 world?“
2020, Oct 4	Dr Indrani Mukherjee	“An account of Earth’s Middle Ages – Life and Resources”
2020, Sep 6	Prof. Jamie Kirkpatrick	“Cyclic dynamics in Tasmanian high mountain treeless vegetation”
2020, Aug 2	Prof. Arko Lucieer	“From Surface to Satellites – remote sensing from drones advances our understanding of plant biodiversity”
2020, June 21	Dr Eloise Foo	“Dating in the dark – The underground world of beneficial plant-microbe relationships”
2020, May 17	Dr Edward Doddridge	“Going With The Wind – Our Changing Southern Ocean”
2020, March 1	Prof. Jean-Philippe Beaulieu	“The Secret Garden at Recherche Bay,1792”
2019, Dec 3	Dr Alison Alexander	“Maria Lord: from convict to Governor’s lady”
2019, Nov 5	Luisa Fitzpatrick, Habacuc Pérez-Tribouillier, and Patrick Yates	Post Graduate Night
2019, Oct 1	Dr Lucia McCallum	“The Dish redux – from the Apollo Mission to Earth surveying”
2019, Sept 3	Dr Anita Hansen	“Creating History: how does a settler society create its own independent history and identity?”
2019, August 6	Marley Large	“Snapshots of 175 Years of The Royal Society of Tasmania’s Minutes”
2019, July 2	Garry Bailey	“Vision Zero: Road Safety in Tasmania”
2019, June 4	Theresa Sainty and Annie Reynolds	“palawa kani  – The revival of Tasmanian Aboriginal language”
2019, May 7	Jack Mulder and Feng Pan	2018 Doctoral Awards lecture
2019, April 2	Dr Elizabeth Robinson	“On educating young people in Tasmania today”
2019, March 5	Scott Rankin	“Inclusive growth – creating new pathways out of deep poverty”
2018, Dec 4	Prof. Rufus Black	Christmas dinner speaker
2018, Nov 14	Susannah Fullerton	“And so to bed …”, Samuel Pepys
2018, October 2	Nicole Hellessey, Shasta Henry, and Peter Lynch	Annual Postgraduate evening
2018, September 4	Assoc. Prof. Arko Lucieer	“Rise of the Drones: how Unmanned Aircraft Systems create new opportunities for environmental remote sensing and geosciences”
2018, August 10	Prof. Margaret MacMillan	“War and the Making of the Modern World”
2018, July 3	Dr Andrew Cole	“A New High-Precision Look at the Milky Way”
2018, June 5	Dr Andreas Klocker	“Sistema Huautla – Cave diving for exploration and science in one of the world’s most spectacular deep caves”
2018, May 1	Ms Sophie Muller	“Putting the change in climate change”
2018, April 10	Prof. Michael Breadmore	M.R. Banks Lecture “Chemical answers now – safer food, water and environment through chemistry on a chip”
2018, March 6	Rosalie Martin	AGM “Transforming lives – the role of speech pathology in improving prisoners’ lives and society’s future”
2017, Sep 5	Dr Tas van Ommen	“Ice cores and climate: looking back over a million years of earth history”
2017, Nov 14	Saul Eslake	“Australia’s ongoing quest for ever-greater ‘security’ – is it rational and has it made us safer?”
2017, Nov 7	Assoc. Prof. Tracey Dickson	“Cortical Inhibitory Dysfunction in Motor Neuron Disease: How can we get the balance back?”
2017, Oct 3	Prof. Maggie Walter	“Looking Back to Move Forward: The Royal Society and Tasmanian Aborigines”
2017, Aug 2	Prof. Terry Hughes and Prof. Philip Boyd	Part 3 of Royal Society Winter Lecture Series
2017, August 1	Dr Henry Reynolds	“From Tasmanian patriotism to Australian nationalism: A little known story in three acts” (Clive Lord Medal Lecture)
2017, Jul 19	Dr Taryn Noble and Prof. Matt King	Part 2 of Royal Society Winter Lecture Series
2017, July 4	Dr Meredith Nash	“What is it like to be a woman in STEMM? Gender bias, sexual harassment, and the myth of meritocracy”
2017, June 6	Prof. Barry Brook	“The Future of Humanity”
2017, May 2	Prof. David Green	Melting in the Earth – complexity, diversity and a key to understanding “Seismic Shifts” and “Tectonic Plates” (RM Johnston Memorial Medal lecture)
2017, April 4	Prof. Hamish Maxwell-Stuart	“Height, Health and History”
2017, March 7	Kathryn Medlock	“Where did all the tigers go? The Tasmanian Museum thylacine collection” (AGM)
2016, Nov 9	Dr Stephen Rintoul	“Hunting for Climate Clues in the Southern Ocean”
2016, Nov 1	Assoc. Prof. Gretta Pecl	“Global and local implications of species on the move as a function of a changing climate”
2016, October 4	Many speakers.	Royal Society Postgrad Evening
2016, Sep 6	Dr Clare Hawkins	“Extinction Matters: Could Citizen Science Help?”
2016, August 15	Dr Jules Harnett	“Reflections on a Career in Astrophysics” (Science Week)
2016, August 2	A/Prof. Penelope Edmonds	“An Antislavery Moment in the Antipodes: Cross-cultural Quaker Witnessing and Botanical Collecting in the Bass Strait Islands, 1832”
2016, July 27	Dr John Cook	“Living in an uncertain world: data and decisions: The psychology of Climate Science Denial”
2016, July 27	Assoc. Prof. Heather Lovell	“Living in an uncertain world: data and decisions: Smart Grids, Messy Society”
2016, June 7	Prof. John Dickey	“What the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder Will Tell Us about the Milky Way and the Magellanic Clouds”
2016, June 7	Dr Matthew Wilson	“Commercialisation of Tasmanian native pepper”
2016, May 3	Dr Daniel Gregory	“The accumulation of trace elements in diagenetic pyrite, an example from the metal-rich Derwent Estuary and metal-poor Huon Estuary”
2016, April 5	John K Davidson:	“The Upstream Petroleum Industry; Tasmania’s Position”
2016, March 1	Prof. Matt King	“Antarctica: Frozen not Frigid”
2016, Feb 2	Prof. Ross R. Large	“Ocean Acidification and Atmosphere Oxygenation in Deep Time: A Multi-Proxy Approach to Tracking Past Ocean Chemistry”