Events

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Upcoming events:

Organizer	Event	Date	Location	Additional information
	C3DIS	28-31 May	Melbourne	C3DIS – building a national community of practice of scientists, researchers, and computing, data and information management specialists
	useR!2018	10-13 July	Brisbane
	eResearch Australasia	15-19 October	Melbourne	eResearch 2018 will offer delegates the opportunity to engage, connect, and share their ideas and exemplars concerning new information centric research capabilities, and how information and communication technologies help researchers to collaborate, collect, manage, share, process, analyse, store, find, understand and re-use information.
	Australian Geoscience Council Convention	14-18 October	Adelaide	Big Issues and Ideas in Geoscience is designed to highlight the fundamental role that Geoscience has as a major field of science throughout the Asia-Pacific region – one that has a part to play in the life of everyone. The convention will cover all aspects of Geoscience, with technical themes covering theoretical and applied Geoscience, mineral and energy resources, environmental and societal science, Geoscience education and communication, and emerging technologies.
	AuScope Strategy Workshop	18-19 October	Adelaide	Building the future of Australian geoscience research.
	FOSS4G	20-23 November	Melbourne	For the first time, the FOSS4G and OpenStreetMap communities of Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania are gathering for 4 incredible days of exploring open source geospatial tech & open data.
	5th EMBL Australia Postgraduate Symposium	28-30 November	Brisbane	5th EMBL Australia Postgraduate Symposium
	IDCC19	4 -7 February	Melbourne	14th International Digital Curation Conference “Collaborations and Partnerships: addressing the big digital challenges together” The main theme of the conference will be collaborations and partnerships in the field of digital curation and preservation. How do they develop and evolve across the professional, disciplinary, institutional, regional, national, and international levels? And how are such collaborations supporting the advancement of digital curation and preservation practices?