WiSci will hold the annual Diana Temple Lecture on Wednesday 24 October. Temple's work for women in science was unique and she was recognised for her service to medical and scientific research with a Member of the Order of Australia and is an Honorary Fellow of the University.

This year's lecture will be presented by Professor Tanya Monro from the University of Adelaide with a theme of "Transdisciplinary Science Creating New Technologies for Health, Defence and the Environment".

Professor Monro is an ARC Federation Fellow, the Director of the Institute for Photonics & Advanced Sensing and the Director of the Centre of Expertise in Photonics within the School of Chemistry & Physics at the University of Adelaide.  She has been recognised for her work both as a scientist and as a leader of research teams. 

Details
When: 12-1pm Wednesday 24 October
Where: New Law School Foyer, University of Sydney

RSVP: Friday 5 October to Zinnia Sahukar.

For more information about WiSci and the Diana Temple Lecture visit the WiSci Project website.

Up to 3 fulltime PhD scholarship opportunities are available for a local allied health professional to participate in the 1000 Norms Project.

In the era of patient-centred outcomes research, the 1000Norms Project will be a critical resource for outcome measure development in clinical trials of children and adults with neurological and musculoskeletal disorders. A normative reference dataset will be a powerful resource for our research activities and an important dataset to share internationally. It will provide clinicians with a framework of normal variation and provide a reference point from which pathology can be diagnosed.

Visit Research Supervisor Connect to find out more.

The Faculty of Architecture invites you to the Spring Lecture Series, held across campus during October.

The first lecture will be delivered by Professor Ken Woolley in one of his best known buildings, the Fisher Library. Professor Woolley will discuss his thinking on architecture with Dr. Peter Armstrong, how it relates to his work and his critique of the Sydney Opera House.

Details
When: 6.30pm Thursday 4 October
Where: Fisher Library Seminar Room

Find out more about the series at the University Events website.