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31 Aug Past event
Gene Willsford UTZON Lecture | Professor Penny Sparke
DIGITAL EVENT | A history of how architects and designers have brought nature into indoor spaces.
Architecture and Urban Planning
Built Environment
Design
Environment
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1 Sep Past event
Future Medicine
DIGITAL EVENT | From personalised medicine to new treatments for heart disease, uncover the incredible evolution of modern medicine.
Campus events
Centre for Ideas
Medicine and Health
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3 Sep Past event
Corporate Law and Practice in Turbulent Times?
DIGITAL EVENT | A seminar for UNSW Law & Justice’s Herbert Smith Freehills China International Business and Economic Law (CIBEL) Centre
Law
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6 Sep Past event
Intersectionality, refugee women & girls
DIGITAL EVENT | A discussion on applying the concept of intersectionality in participatory research with forcibly displaced and stateless women and girls.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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9 Sep Past event
Transparency as a competitive advantage: self-disclosure and AI products
DIGITAL EVENT | Find out how AI solutions are integrated to develop transparency and build consumer trust in brands.
Engineering
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9 Sep Past event
Creative Destruction
DIGITAL EVENT | Is creative destruction the answer to capitalism’s post COVID-19 existential crisis?
Business and Economics
Centre for Ideas
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14 Sep Past event
The COVID-19 vaccine rollout – is equity achievable?
DIGITAL EVENT | A panel of leading experts will share insights from the vaccine rollout in Africa, India, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea and discuss the implications of a global failure to achieve vaccine equity. 
Medicine and Health
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15 Sep Past event
The Future Frontline: The role of the ADF in disaster response
DIGITAL EVENT | Tsunamis, bushfires and COVID-19: What is the role of the ADF in responding to these challenges at home and abroad?
Environment
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
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16 Sep Past event
Artificial Intimacy
DIGITAL EVENT | New developments in robotics, virtual reality, and especially artificial intelligence (AI) are giving rise to a new type of technologies: the ‘artificial intimacies’.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Science
Technology
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21 Sep Past event
Australia’s Energy Future: Shaping a climate changing world
DIGITAL EVENT | Climate change is arguably one of the most important global issues we face this century, so what are governments and industry doing to combat this issue?
Engineering
Environment
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21 Sep Past event
Cloud Ethics
DIGITAL EVENT | Our invisible puppet masters, AI and the things they decide about our lives.
Centre for Ideas
Law
Technology
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22 Sep Past event
Making the right to health a reality
DIGITAL EVENT | Everyone should be able to access quality healthcare when they need it, regardless of their bank balance or personal circumstances.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Medicine and Health
Politics and Society
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22 Sep Past event
Women in Leadership
DIGITAL EVENT | A discussion on empirically based strategies for increasing the number of women in senior roles across education and STEM focused industries.
Politics and Society
Science
Technology
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23 Sep Past event
10 years of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in Australia
DIGITAL EVENT | June 2021 marked the 10-year anniversary of the introduction of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs).
Business and Economics
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Politics and Society
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24 Sep Past event
The King’s Peace: A Roundtable Discussion
DIGITAL EVENT | A roundtable discussion on UNSW historian Lisa Ford's newest book, The King’s Peace: Law and Order in the British Empire.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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