The Royal Society of Western Australia (RSWA) is the premier society of scientists in Western Australia.
The Royal Society of Western Australia (RSWA) is a cross-disciplinary organisation that fosters exchange among scientists and promotes science in all its aspects, through publications, meetings, symposia and special events. The Society was established in 1914 and is modeled on the Royal Society of London, the world’s oldest scientific academy. Its Patron is Her Majesty the Queen and the Vice-Patro
16/08/2018
Check out "RSWA Annual General Meeting" https://t.co/SCwgMQEiJA
RSWA Annual General Meeting THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING including STUDENT MEDAL PRESENTATIONS plus Presentation from our RSWA Medal Winner 2018, Emeritus Professor David Blair "Finding our Place in the Universe" ITEMS OF AGM BUSINESS (Constitution clauses 50 to 52) 1. Minutes of the previous A...
AGM including Student Medal Presentations
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Presentation from our RSWA Medal Winner 2018, Emeritus Professor David Blair
"Finding our Place in the Universe"
Monday 20th August, 5.30pm, BGPA Administration Building, King's
14/08/2018
Save the date!
RSWA Annual General Meeting
20th August 2018, at 5.30 pm
BGPA Administration Building, 1 Kattidj Close, Kings Park
Read the full program on our website:
https://t.co/xMmHH1E5Uz
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Notice of Annual General Meeting including Student Medal Presentations
The AGM will be held on Monday, Aug 20 at 5.30pm
BGPA Administration Building, 1 Kattidj Close, Kings Park
Following, members and guests are invited to stay for light food and refreshment.
02/08/2018
Here a few scenes from the RSWA Symposium held on 27 and 28 July 2018 at UWA which was well attended to hear a rich diversity of talks on Landscapes, Seascapes and Biota in unique Western Australia, as well as to see on display 48 impressive posters submitted in a competition to encourage the work of Postgraduate Students and Early Career Science Researchers.
31/07/2018
Congratulations to the ten Poster Award Winners and thanks to our Poster Award Sponsors!
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Great 1st day at ! So many great researchers, great content, great ideas!
See you TOMORROW for day2, at University Club, UWA,
Places are still available!
Please see our web page for more details
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Great 1st day at ! So many great researchers, great content, great ideas!
See you TOMORROW for day, at University Club, UWA,
Places are still available!
Please see our web page for more details
https://t.co/nLYjrCMKvo
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The Symposium is TOMORROW, and Saturday! 27 July 2027–28 July 2018, at University Club, UWA,
Places are still available!
Please see our web page for more details
https://t.co/nLYjrCMKvo
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The Abstract Volume is now available online via the Symposium link on our web page
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Hard copies will be available to all registrants from Friday morning.
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21/07/2018
Check out "RSWA Public Lecture: Assembling the Human Body - A Tale Told by Fossils" https://t.co/n3Au79w9Sv
RSWA Public Lecture: Assembling the Human Body - A Tale Told by Fossils Presenter:- Professor John Long, College of Science and Engineering, Flinders University, South Australia. Biography:- Professor Long researches the early evolution of vertebrates in order to unravel the early stages of how the modern vertebrate body plan was assembled. Many parts of our human anato...
Only 5 days to go! Please register now to ensure your spot at the RSWA Symposium "Landscapes, Seascapes & Biota: Unique WA - Past, Present & Future" to be held at University Club, UWA 27–28 July 2018
https://t.co/nLYjrCMKvo
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