Key events

• Date
  Time
  Event
• 18 March 2019
  10.37am - 5.00pm
  
  

  The Golden Age of Dutch Printing

  Until 23 September 2019. This exhibition showcases some examples of fine Dutch printing held in Rare Books & Special Collections. Fisher Library, Level 1

• 14 June 2019
  10.00am - 2.00pm
  

  Future Friday 5: Preparation for Senior Study

  Future Friday: Preparation for Senior Study is a two-part program includes both an on campus experience and in-school workshop to develop study skills and strategies for future academic success.

• 26 August 2019
  4.00pm - 5.30pm
  

  Study Centres Wk 5 (Liverpool Library)

  A weekly two-hour session providing free homework support and tutoring to high school students in Years 7-12 at selected local libraries.

• 30 August 2019
  9.00am - 2.00pm
  

  Future Friday 4: PY/HSC Exam Prep/SMASH Research

  Students will participate in three workshops throughout the day: HSC Exam Preparation, Promote Yourself and SMASH Research.

• 18 September 2019
  5.45pm - 7.00pm
  
  

  Sydney Science Forum - Not Guilty: the psychology of crime investigations

  Wrongful convictions can and do happen. But it’s not just a legal matter; the science of how our brains work plays a big part too. Join Dr Celine van Golde and discover how psychological and legal research is being brought together to seek justice for those wrongly convicted.

• 18 September 2019
  6.00pm - 7.30pm
  
  

  Displaying Reform: Exhibitionary Architecture and the Early Reform Era in the People's Republic of China

  We can think of design as an inherently anticipatory process. This lecture explores how a history of exhibitionary architecture that starts in the 1970s in China and abroad contributed to the Chinese Communist Party’s efforts to reposition itself relative to the world at large.

• 19 September 2019
  8.00am - 6.00pm
  

  Sydney Catalyst International Translational Cancer Research Symposium

  The Sydney Catalyst International Translational Research Symposium is a full day event, on 19 September 2019, offering participants the opportunity to learn about the Sydney Catalyst program as well as successful translational cancer research projects from other local and international groups.

• 19 September 2019
  6.00pm - 7.30pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas: Public interest and toxic chemicals

  Join public health expert Professor Tim Driscoll and Walkley Award-winning journalists Kerry O'Brien and Carrie Fellner, as they discuss the role of scientific research and journalism to uncover the dangers of widely used chemicals.

• 20 September 2019
  8.30am - 6.30pm
  
  

  DISRUPT.SYDNEY 2019

  What does it mean to be successful in a world increasingly concerned with disruption, sustainability, inequality, and changing notions of work? DISRUPT.SYDNEY 2019’s expert speakers engage with these questions from a diverse range of angles.

• 22 September 2019
  2.00pm - 3.30pm
  
  

  Beibei Wang: Rhythms of the World

  London-based young percussion virtuoso comes to Sydney for the Confucius Institute's annual concert on Sunday 22 September with special guests Taikoz and Riley Lee.