Soapbox Science Sydney Online
Event description
Soapbox Science Sydney Online
Come learn from, question, probe, interact with and be inspired by some of Australia's leading female researchers in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math’s.
Over 4 nights Soapbox Science Sydney Online presents 12 researchers, each having 45 minutes to amaze you with their latest discoveries and to answer the questions you have been burning to ask. We want these events to be as interactive as possible so there are multiple opportunities to ask questions. The more questions the better!
Some of our topics include ‘training your immune system to work smarter, not harder’, ‘preschoolers views on IT’, ‘coral matchmaking for resilient reefs’ & ‘pill testing, why its important!’.
The fun of this event is that it is open to EVERYONE! So tune in with your friends, family, kids or colleagues and enjoy a whirlwind tour of amazing Australian research.
Monday night live stream - 17th August
7pm - 7:45pm - Lara Glass
"On the Road to Curing Schizophrenia"
8pm - 8:45pm - Nisha Duggan
"How spiders and flies could help us treat stroke!"
9pm - 9:45pm - Dr Natalie Matosin
"Studying the brains of the dead to understand how stress contributes to mental illness"
Tuesday night live stream - 18th August
7pm - 7:45pm - Hannah Law
"Training our immune system to work smarter and not harder"
8pm - 8:45pm - Dr Jody Morgan
"What's in a pill? How pill testing works and why it's important"
9pm - 9:45pm - Dr Melinda Waterman
"BryoFight Club: how mosses can live in Antarctica"
Wednesday night live stream - 19th August
7pm - 7:45pm - Utkarshaa Varshney
"Solar Cells: It's all about the toppings"
8pm - 8:45pm - Dr Siobhan Bradley
"Solar energy: photon pokemon, gotta catch 'em all!"
9pm - 9:45pm - Dr Holly Tootell
"Preschoolers views on technology design: thinking like a child"
Thursday night live stream - 20th August
7pm - 7:45pm - Dr Jennifer Matthews
"Coral matchmaking for a resilient reef"
8pm - 8:45pm - Associate Professor Michelle Harvey
"Kings of slime & grime: why maggots are our new best friends"
9pm - 9:45pm - Julianna Kadar
"Fitbits for sharks: how do we study sharks in the ocean?'
all sessions are Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity
