Events
Our events bring some of the world's leading researchers from across Australia and worldwide with a diverse and engaging range of topics.
Do you want to take your data analysis skills to the next level? The R statistical computing environment has become a standard for scientific data analysis, visualization and reproducible research. At the HIE, we offer an introductory course to help you climb the steep learning curve. This five-day course is aimed at postgraduate students and staff, and is for newcomers to R, as well as intermediate users.
Other Upcoming Events & Courses
Previous Events & Courses
Soil Biology Masterclass
15-16 Aug 2023
Participants at our Soil Biology Masterclass will learn how to adopt practices and strategies to enhance the life in soils and use the power of plant-soil-microbial relationships to unlock soil nutrients, produce healthier and more nutritious plants and understand how microbes drive modern farming success.
Find out more here.
Participants at our Soil Biology Masterclass will learn how to adopt practices and strategies to enhance the life in soils and use the power of plant-soil-microbial relationships to unlock soil nutrients, produce healthier and more nutritious plants and understand how microbes drive modern farming success.
Find out more here.
Soil Science Soil Biology 4 Day Certification Course
15-18 Aug 2023
Participants at our Soil Science Soil Biology 4 Day Certification Course will learn how to adopt practices and strategies to enhance soil health and biological activities and use the power of plant-soil-microbial relationships to unlock soil nutrients, produce healthier and more nutritious plants and understand how microbes in soils influence soil fertility and drive plant production.
Participants at our Soil Science Soil Biology 4 Day Certification Course will learn how to adopt practices and strategies to enhance soil health and biological activities and use the power of plant-soil-microbial relationships to unlock soil nutrients, produce healthier and more nutritious plants and understand how microbes in soils influence soil fertility and drive plant production.
Eucalypts in a Changing Climate
Sunday, 15 May
Join us for a conversation about eucalypt forests in a changing climate and the role of culture, art and science in communicating the urgent need for global and local change. This discussion will be followed by a tour of EucFACE, a massive experiment that exposes large areas of native Cumberland Plain forest to elevated levels of carbon dioxide — the levels we are expected to reach by 2050.
Join us for a conversation about eucalypt forests in a changing climate and the role of culture, art and science in communicating the urgent need for global and local change. This discussion will be followed by a tour of EucFACE, a massive experiment that exposes large areas of native Cumberland Plain forest to elevated levels of carbon dioxide — the levels we are expected to reach by 2050.
This event will take place at Western Sydney University - Hawkesbury Campus in Richmond. A minibus will be available from Richmond train station. This is an outdoor event and will be postponed in the event of strong winds or heavy rain.
