Australian Institute of Physics

Australian Institute of Physics

Tasmanian Branch Calendar 2002

Date Place Event

Thursday
30 May
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics theatre 1
Geometry and Physics:
From Newton to Einstein and beyond

Professor Gerd Rudolph
Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Leipzig

Tuesday
25 June
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics theatre 1
Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Space weather - who cares about weather in space?
Dr Marc Duldig, Australian Antarctic Division

Tuesday
16 July
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics theatre 1
Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Mad, bad and dangerous- Why do scientists have such a bad press?
Professor Roslynn Haynes, University of NSW

Thursday
1 August
8:00 pm University of Tasmania
Hobart
Physics Theatre 1
The Massey Lecture
Four Dimensions: More or less?
Professor Bob Delbourgo. University of Tasmania

Tuesday
13 August
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics Theatre 1
Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Astronomers behaving badly:
Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory

Thursday
15 August
1:00 pm Launceston College,
Speech & Drama Area
1:00 pm
AIP Youth Lecture
Industrial Strength Cosmology
Dr Fred Watson,
Anglo-Australian Observatory

Wednesday
14 August
2:00 pm Elizabeth College,
Hobart
Undercroft (enter from Warwick St)

Wednesday
28 August
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics Theatre 1
The AIP Women in Physics Lecture
Physics and its Masters:
echo of Eureka on the streets of today
Associate Professor Lidia Morawska,
Queensland University of Technology

Tuesday
17 September
8:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics Theatre 1
Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
"Twinkle, twinkle quasi-star, How I wonder what you are?"
The search for the littlest quasar:
Dr David Jauncey,
CSIRO Australian Telescope National Facility

Thursday
14 November
5:00 pm University of Tasmania Hobart
Physics Theatre 3

Annual General Meeting

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Geometry and Physics:
From Newton to Einstein and beyond

Professor Gerd Rudolph
Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Leipzig

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Space weather - who cares about weather in space?
Dr Marc Duldig, Australian Antarctic Division

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Mad, bad and dangerous- Why do scientists have such a bad press?
Professor Roslynn Haynes, University of NSW

The Massey Lecture
Four Dimensions: More or less?
Professor Bob Delbourgo. University of Tasmania

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
Astronomers behaving badly:
Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory

AIP Youth Lecture
Industrial Strength Cosmology
Dr Fred Watson,
Anglo-Australian Observatory

The AIP Women in Physics Lecture
Physics and its Masters:
echo of Eureka on the streets of today
Associate Professor Lidia Morawska,
Queensland University of Technology

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay
"Twinkle, twinkle quasi-star, How I wonder what you are?"
The search for the littlest quasar:
Dr David Jauncey,
CSIRO Australian Telescope National Facility

Annual General Meeting

Date	Place	Event
Thursday 30 May 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics theatre 1	Geometry and Physics: From Newton to Einstein and beyond Professor Gerd Rudolph Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Leipzig
Tuesday 25 June 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics theatre 1	Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Space weather - who cares about weather in space? Dr Marc Duldig, Australian Antarctic Division
Tuesday 16 July 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics theatre 1	Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Mad, bad and dangerous- Why do scientists have such a bad press? Professor Roslynn Haynes, University of NSW
Thursday 1 August 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics Theatre 1	The Massey Lecture Four Dimensions: More or less? Professor Bob Delbourgo. University of Tasmania
Tuesday 13 August 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics Theatre 1	Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Astronomers behaving badly: Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory
Thursday 15 August 1:00 pm	Launceston College, Speech & Drama Area 1:00 pm	AIP Youth Lecture Industrial Strength Cosmology Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory
Wednesday 14 August 2:00 pm	Elizabeth College, Hobart Undercroft (enter from Warwick St)
Wednesday 28 August 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics Theatre 1	The AIP Women in Physics Lecture Physics and its Masters: echo of Eureka on the streets of today Associate Professor Lidia Morawska, Queensland University of Technology
Tuesday 17 September 8:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics Theatre 1	Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay "Twinkle, twinkle quasi-star, How I wonder what you are?" The search for the littlest quasar: Dr David Jauncey, CSIRO Australian Telescope National Facility
Thursday 14 November 5:00 pm	University of Tasmania Hobart Physics Theatre 3	Annual General Meeting

Geometry and Physics: From Newton to Einstein and beyond

Professor Gerd Rudolph Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Leipzig

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Space weather - who cares about weather in space? Dr Marc Duldig, Australian Antarctic Division

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Mad, bad and dangerous- Why do scientists have such a bad press? Professor Roslynn Haynes, University of NSW

The Massey Lecture Four Dimensions: More or less? Professor Bob Delbourgo. University of Tasmania

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay Astronomers behaving badly: Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory

AIP Youth Lecture Industrial Strength Cosmology Dr Fred Watson, Anglo-Australian Observatory

The AIP Women in Physics Lecture Physics and its Masters: echo of Eureka on the streets of today Associate Professor Lidia Morawska, Queensland University of Technology

Winter Public Lecture honouring A & L McAulay "Twinkle, twinkle quasi-star, How I wonder what you are?" The search for the littlest quasar: Dr David Jauncey, CSIRO Australian Telescope National Facility