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Australian Geodesy Workshop 2023 »
The RSES Environmental Geodesy Group is hosting the Australian Geodesy Workshop at RSES 21st-22nd November. There will be 20+ talks over two days with 3 from RSES. Open to all!
ANU Rare Earth Conference REECON23 »
REECON23, to be held at ANU (Physics Auditorium) from November 14-16, 2023, seeks to address the following challenges particular to the Australian rare earth industry: Geopolitics Geology Off-take agreements Economics Finance Environment Metallurgy Recycling
Research School of Earth Sciences: 50 Years »
Save the date: 8-10 November 2023 to celebrate 50 years of the ANU Research School of Earth Sciences.
StuCon-2023 »
RSES Student-led Conference 2023: celebration of RSES students' research
RSES Photo Contest »
Dive into the RSES Photo Contest, celebrating the diverse experiences of students, staff, and alumni of the Research School of Earth Sciences. Share your shots across various categories, and stand a chance to win exciting prizes through public voting!
Brian Kennett Symposium »
Emeritus Professor Brian Kennett will be turning 75 on 7 May, and to honour his birthday plus 50+ years of his work in Geophysics, we are holding a Symposium in the Shine Dome on Monday 8th May and Tuesday 9th May, commencing at 9.00 am until 5.00 pm both days.
Rare Earth Conference »
The Australian Rare Earth Conference is the first conference to bring together industry, government and academia to discuss the state of the Australian Rare Earth industry.
Rainbows in Science »
An event aimed at LGBTQIA+ young adults who are interested in science!
GeoBall 2022 »
After three long years, the Earth and Marine Science Society presents GeoBall 2022 - Core to Cosmos
GEMS 2022 »
Get into Earth and Marine Sciences (GEMS) is a program hosted by RSES AND sponsored by Inspiring the ACT. GEMS is a one day workshop for students in the local region; it introduces students to a diverse range of Earth science topics and research activities as well as a variety of Earth science careers.
