How did life begin? What lies beneath our oceans? Why does Hollywood get the human body so wrong? And what exists beyond our galaxy? All this and more at UNSW Science Week 2026.
Join A/Prof. Silas Taylor as he traces two decades of innovation in assessing communication in medical education, now shaping new ways universities evidence graduate capability and professional readiness.
Alumni and industry guests share inspiring career stories and insights, highlighting opportunities and innovation across Korea and Asia.
Date: Thursday, 27th August 2026
Time: 7.00pm– 9.30pm, Registrations open from 6.30pm
CubeSatPlus 2026 brings together industry, start-ups, researchers and government to explore developments across the small satellite lifecycle, from student initiatives to commercial missions.
An exhibition that traces humanity's evolving understanding of the cosmos, from ancient stargazers to modern astronomers, showcasing the interwoven roles of scientific observation and cultural interpretation.
The textures of loneliness exhibition at the UNSW Health Translation Hub explores feelings and experiences of loneliness. Drawing on research and art from across the UNSW facilities of Art, Design & Architecture, Medicine & Health, and Science the works look at experiences of loneliness in different social settings.