Past events

26
Jul
2024

The domestication of vegetatively propagated field crops: Theory, method and practice

Vegetatively propagated field crops are some of the most important in terms of global food production, and are especially important subsistence crops in the...
26
Jul
2024

Chewing it over: Why what (and how) we eat has shaped primate and human evolution

Repeated adaptations in the masticatory apparatus have continually redefined how vertebrates interact with their environment. Today, humans experience high...
25
Jul
2024

Book Launch: Dancing with the Modernist City (2024) by Dr. Wesley Lim

Please join us for the book launch of Dr. Wesley Lim's new book Dancing with the Modernist City (2024). He will be in conversation with Dr. Meindert Peters (...
24
Jul
2024

Tyla Cascaes(University of Queensland) - 'Roman Empress Meets Modern Temptress: Cinema’s Fascination with Rome’s Leading Ladies'

Roman Empress Meets Modern Temptress: Cinema’s Fascination with Rome’s Leading Ladies From its conception, cinema has been captivated by the morally corrupt...
23
Jul
2024

ANU Sculpture Walk - Guided Tour - July

Join us for our popular guided walking tour of the ANU Sculpture Walk. The tour is led by HRC’s Emeritus Professor David Williams, whose esteemed career...
18
Jul
2024

Sofya Gollan (TPR), “Silencing Deaf Stories: Hearing Portrayals of Deafness and the use of Sign Language on Contemporary Screens”

Please join us for a CuSPP Seminar in person (ADH Conference room) and online on Thursday, 18 July from 1-2pm. Please refer to the CuSPP email or email Wesley....
18
Jul
2024

“Regions, Humanities, Wellbeing: The Relationship Between Humanities and Communities in the Regions” Symposium

The humanities are in a state of transition, and it’s more important than ever that humanities scholarship and education demonstrate impact and relevance....

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