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2007 LECTURE SERIES, SYDNEY

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The venue for all meetings is, unless otherwise indicated, Conference Room 1, Darlington Centre, University of Sydney (City Road). Meetings commence at 7:00 pm and the Forum Restaurant Bar will be open from 6:30.

Friday
28th February
A Tale of Two Infrastructures: the Future of Water and Energy use in our Cities
The Four Societies Lecture. Professor Stuart White, Director of the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney.
Friday
9th March
The Royal Society of New South Wales Annual Dinner
Forum Restaurant, Darlington Centre, Sydney University
Wednesday
2nd May
World Heritage Inscription of Caves and Karst
A/Prof. Julia James, University of Sydney
Wednesday
6th June
Embryonic Stem Cell Research in Australia: Insights from the Lockhart Review
Prof. Peter Schofield, Director, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute
Tuesday
26th June
Electro-mechanics of Living Cells and Cell Membranes in Intense Electric Fields
Prof. Hans Coster, School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Sydney. A joint event with the Australian Institute of Physics, will be held on at the Slade Lecture Theatre, School of Physics, University of Sydney.
Wednesday
1st Aug
From the Crime Scene to the Courtroom: Removing the Hollywood Hype, What is Forensics all about?
Prof. Claude Roux, Director, Centre for Forensic Science, University of Technology Sydney
Wednesday
5th Sept
Recent Progress in Quantum Electronics: Control of Small Electronic Circuits by Quantum rather than Classical Physics
Prof. Alex Hamilton, School of Physics, University of New South Wales
Wednesday
3rd Oct
The life Science Revolution: How Engineering, Cell Biology and IT Intersect
Prof. Keith Williams, Co-founder of Proteome Systems, Formerly Professor of Biology at Macquarie University
Wednesday
7th Nov
New Earths, Dark Energy and Giant Telescopes: The Future of Australian Astronomy
Prof. Matthew Colless, Director, Anglo-Australian Observatory

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