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This month you can dig down into the secrets of the Large Hadron Collider in a talk in Tasmania, intersect with policymakers in Canberra and hear Dame Julia Higgins on neutron scattering in Sydney
In January, the AIP AGM, Korea’s first astronaut talks about her work on the International Space Station (ISS) in Canberra and Melbourne and David Awschalom discusses diamond computing in Melbourne
This month in Melbourne Geoff Taylor delves into the Large Hadron Collider; and the South Australian and Western Australian branches meets for their annual dinner and AGM tonight
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This month European astronaut Hans Schlegel gives a public talkin Melbourne (6 October) and the next day, schools across the country will have the chance hear him via video conference.
