Conferences and Events for Research Professionals

Join peers and subject matter experts at the 2nd Annual Advancing Data Sharing in Government conference, Australia’s only national conference specific to the opportunities and challenges inherent to information sharing in the public sector.

Operations are the heart of Higher Education, ensuring streamlined processes, productive staff, and efficient departmental performance. As continuous change and dwindling budgets cause disruptions throughout Higher Ed institutions, we must look to leadership as the remedy.

Despite women making up around 70% of the workforce, women remain drastically underrepresented at the executive leadership level, with only about 13% of C-suite roles occupied by women.

As the number of job-seeking graduates continues to grow, so too should your graduate employment strategy. The Enhancing Graduate Employment Outcomes conference is an unmissable opportunity to position your institution at the forefront to receive the Federal Government's performance based funding by redefining what your graduates' success looks like

If you're an operator, manager, engineer, consultant or professional or someone who is working in the water industry or just has an interest in water, then this is a must attend event.

This is not like every other mental health conference. This event will focus on evidence-based and pragmatic solutions to reduce psychological risk in the first place.

The annual MD Anderson Cancer Center - Global Academic Programs (GAP) 2020 Conference is a forum where MD Anderson Cancer Center and its global network of hospitals, health systems and research institutions collaborate to develop impactful, innovative ideas and research that help MD Anderson achieve its mission to end cancer globally.

Gain insights in the latest technological developments at the WIOA Conferences and Exhibitions - the perfect platform to meet and liaise with leading figures in the water industry

South Australia - If you're an operator, manager, engineer, consultant or professional or someone who is working in the water industry or just has an interest in water, then this is a must attend event.

Only 16 per cent of Australia’s STEM-qualified workforce is female, leaving a significant inequality in the representation of female leaders. To improve these statistics, the Australian Government, in partnership with the Australian Academy of Science and the Australian Academy of Engineering & Technology, have initialised the Decadal Plan for women in STEM.

The Water Industry Operators Association of Australia (WIOA) is a national non-for-profit association with a primary role of facilitating the collection, development and exchange of quality information between people undertaking operational roles in the water, wastewater and recycled water industries.