AFRAN PAST EVENTS

Join us for the Ocean Innovators® first workshop on Indo-Pacific Governance, an exciting event that aims to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals and drive positive change in the oceans and biosphere.

Explore the studies on food behaviors related to sustainable food. Processes involved in food practices are driven by many factors. What are the levers for the food transition, what are the differences between France and Australia, and what is food democracy ?

Natural hydrogen represents a new and exciting frontier in the field of energy, and geoscientists are at the forefront of exploring its potential. Julien's presentation will delve into some of CSIRO's groundbreaking research in natural hydrogen.

This workshop will connect researchers in Australia working in multi-wavelength and messenger transients and Fink, a Rubin Community broker that will receive within seconds all the objects detected by LSST at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory. Open registrations and abstract submissions!

This series of events aim to promote French and Australian research in marine sciences in the Pacific region, and to raise awareness on ocean issues. AFRAN is partnering with the Queensland museum to be part of the World Science Festival this year in Brisbane!

Each year, AFRAN runs a Forum to exhibit and discuss current cooperation and areas of future cooperation upscaling potential. The theme for 2022 is “Innovative Planet”.

Discriminations have always existed in human societies, fueling our bias and creating inequalities. Despite a current effort to restore the stories of minorities or discriminated people, there is still much to do in order to change our ways of living together.

The goal of this workshop is to foster perspective-taking in mechanical modelling of living systems.

Come and learn about waves as an alternative energy source in WA and the exiting research conducted locally.

Join us to the networking event of the French-Australian Association for Research and Innovation (AFRAN), listen to guest speakers and meet others who want to promote opportunities in the Pacific.

For the Australian Science week, AFRAN is organising a film screening and panel discussion to discuss the challenges encountered by women in their scientific careers in Australia and in France, where the structure and organisation of the research and funding landscapes are significantly different.

This year, the annual Bastille Day French Festival will include a series of roundtables adressing science topics such as Revolutionary ideas to Tackle Climate Change, and Collaboration to Cure.

Join the AFRAN community for the first session of our South Australia Café scientifique series with a conversation around: The meaning and history behind Bastille day.

The next session in our 2022 Café scientifique series will provide an introduction to the history of nuclear fusion, and an update on how close fusion may be to becoming a main contributor to the world’s energy mix. This lecture is delivered by Martin Storey, a French-born-and-bred, Perth-base

Tourism is a vital industry for the prosperity of the Pacific. The effects of the pandemic were felt in French Polynesia, impacting the local economy and community. What does the future hold for Tahiti after this period? Listen to four young people share their thoughts and vision.

This first workshop in the Algorithmic Futures Policy Lab series will focus on algorithmic fairness, explicability / interpretability, trust, privacy, and decision autonomy, with the aim of identifying mutually influential challenges and opportunities for technology and policy-development.

The Australian Embassy to France cordially invite you to a lecture (in French) hosted by French biologist Frédéric Thomas, focused on the study of transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devil populations. The conference will include a presentation, followed by a Q&A session, networking, and a book sig

This webinar is dedicated to the metrology for water systems and aims to share knowledge and experience between France and Australia.