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Public Events featuring Susan Greenfield 2005
Public Events featuring Susan Greenfield 2004
Public Events featuring Susan Greenfield 2005
Adelaide Festival of Ideas
Mind Games
Featured Susan Greenfield, David Chalmers, Germaine Greer, Nigel Rapport
Saturday 9 July 2005, Bonython Hall
Adelaide Festival of Ideas
Designing the Universe
Featured Susan Greenfield, John Carroll, David Chalmers, Peter Doherty, Robert Matthews, Morag Fraser (chair)
Saturday 9 July 2005, Elder Hall
Adelaide Festival of Ideas
Tomorrow’s People: Is science changing the way we think?
Presented by Susan Greenfield
Sunday 10 July 2005, Brookman Hall
Science Outside the Square
Food and Drink – the Sustenance of Life
Hosted by Susan Greenfield
Tuesday 2 August 2005, National Wine Centre
The History of the Braggs
Featuring Frank James (Royal Institution of Great Britain), John Jenkin (LaTrobe University Melbourne). Introduced by Susan Greenfield.
Tuesday 9th August 2005, Bragg House (Public Schools Board, East Terrace)
Science Outside the Square
Genes of Bragg
Presented by Susan Greenfield, John Carver and Peter Colman
Sunday 14 August 2005, Scott Theatre, University of Adelaide
Science Outside the Square
Science of Art
Presented by Teresa Crea, Marcello Costa and Ian Gibbons. Facilitated by Gerard O’Brien.
Closing by Susan Greenfield.
Tuesday 16 August 2005, The Gov, Hindmarsh
Sydney Writer’s Festival
Former NSW Premier Bob Carr In Conversation with Baroness Professor Susan Greenfield
Tuesday 23 August 2005, Sydney Town Hall, George Street
Public Events featuring Susan Greenfield held in 2004
The Young Brain - Seminar
Monday 28 June, 2004, Education Development Centre, Hindmarsh
Click here to download the PowerPoint presentation from this event.
Science Communication in the Media
Susan Greenfield lead a lively discussion with representatives from the media, scientific community and government.
Wednesday 14th July 2004, National Wine Centre
Click here to download the audio recording of the panel discussion
Public Lecture
The Scientist who came in from the cold. Can science add value to South Australian life?
This lecture was jointly presented by Adelaide Thinkers in Residence and Flinders University.
Wednesday 18 August 2004, Adelaide Convention Centre
Click here to download the PDF for the transcript from this event.
Enough Rope with Andrew Denton, ABC TV
Monday 13 September, 2004
For a transcript of this interview click here
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/enoughrope/transcripts/s1198694.htm
Partners
The Adelaide Thinkers in Residence program for Baroness Professor Susan Greenfield has been developed by the Department of Premier and Cabinet and the following partners:
Bio Innovation SA
Flinders University
University of Adelaide
University of South Australia
Department of Education and Children's Services
Department of Human Services
Department for Families and Communities
