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01
Jun
2017
Festival of Ambitious Ideas showcases some of the innovative businesses and initiatives in Canberra across a variety of sectors.
The theme for this event will be ‘Female Innovators’. We will be celebrating some of the female CEOs, founders...
01
Jun
2017
The ANU Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is running a Social Enterprise Bootcamp, facilitated by The Difference Incubator.
The full-day workshop is designed to introduce the language of the Business Model Canvas and allow individuals to...
31
May
2017
Australia, an enormously energy resource rich nation, has arguably taken energy security for granted until recently. However, energy security has quickly become one of the hottest issues politically and in the research and wider community...
31
May
2017
Dr Nathalie Dehorter is a group leader at the Eccles Institute of Neuroscience at The John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU. The goal of her research is to gain insight into the developmental processes involved in establishing neural...
31
May
2017
Dr. Deborah Apthorp is a Research Fellow and currently holds a joint appointment at the Research School of Psychology and the Research School of Computer Science. The goal of her research is to utilise novel approaches in systems...
29
May
2017
In this workshop, Dr Anne Gardner, UTS, OLT National Teaching & Learning Fellow 2016, will introduce participants to a learning framework used in the OLT National T&L Fellowship. Participants will take part in a typical learning...
24
May
2017
Zoltán Kócsi, PhD student, ANU Research School of Biology
The Antarium is a 1m diameter spherical projection equipment which can present the natural visual scene for an ant using 20 thousand green/blue pixels and 500 variable polarisation...
24
May
2017
Trevor Murray, ANU Research School of Biology
Panoramic views of natural environments provide visually navigating animals with two kinds of information: they define locations because image differences increase smoothly with distance from a...
24
May
2017
Jochen Zeil, ANU Research School of Biology
Many insects, in particular ants, bees and wasps, are competent navigators and are known to rely heavily on vision to memorize places and routes. The landmark panorama, the sun, the pattern of...
24
May
2017
Fostering partnerships with industry workshop
Collaborations between people working in academia and those working in industry have become highly valued. So how do you find an industry partner? And once you have one, how will it change the...
