Sydney Ideas is the University of Sydney's premier public lecture series program, bringing the world
Since COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus) first emerged in December last year there’s been a lot of unc
We're talking about the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) outbreak and the social and political responses
Nanotechnology is unlocking new ways to understand human biology. Scientists expect discoveries in t
Do the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) outweigh the potential negative effects, in the cont
Australia and India have much to learn from each other, because while our economies are quite differ
Award-winning filmmaker Genevieve Clay-Smith has channelled her passion for social justice and desir
Bushfires, hurricanes, life-threatening heatwaves and floods have ravaged our planet in recent years
Indigenous children are still being removed from their families at increasing rates, despite the cle
In her talk, Professor Helen Byrne (Oxford University) explains how mathematical models are being us
What does it mean to call a climate emergency? Military and security experts have warned that as tem
Andrew Denton and Dasho Kinley Dorji studied journalism together at Bathurst in NSW in the 1980s and
The world has gotten used to hearing 'America First', but is it ready for 'Asia First'? Leading glob
Labour expert Professor Shae McCrystal, and Walkley Award-winning journalists Pamela Williams and Qu
Why are the arts critical to public health? How can we embed creative practice into healthcare to im
What musical traditions do copyright laws protect and threaten? Do all musical cultures hold equal s
Hear experts, including the Brain and Mind Centre's Professor Adam Guastella, explore how we might c
Professor Chris Monroe is one of the world's foremost quantum technologists and he explains the rise
The promise of precision medicine is that it could offer better health outcomes by targeting patient
How do the harmful effects of chemicals go undetected, and what can we do to better protect against
How might understanding childhood development lead to genuinely intelligent machines? Young childr