Physical and mathematical sciences
The Elizabeth and Frederick White research conferences cover topics in the physical and mathematical sciences related to the solid Earth, the terrestrial oceans, the Earth's atmosphere, solar-terrestrial science, space sciences and astronomy. Their aim is to advance at the most fundamental level of the understanding of their subject, introduce to Australian research new aspects or directions, and encourage participation of overseas scientists. If you are interested in holding a conference, see the Elizabeth and Frederick White research conference funding page.
Upcoming conferences
- 2023/24: Integrated Earth: linking our planet鈥檚 processes from the core to the atmosphere
- 鈥�2022/23: Crafting a science agenda for Critical Zone Research in Australia
Past conferences
- 2021/22:
- 2020/21:
- 2018/19: Gas鈥揝olid Reactions in Earth Sciences and Astronomy
- 2017/18: The sensitivity of the Antarctic Ice Sheet to marine climate change perspectives from the past
- 2016/17 Galactic Archaeology and Stellar Physics: Understanding the origins of the Galaxy and its stellar content
- 2014/15 Elizabeth and Frederick White Research Conference.Quantum astronomy and stellar interferometry: celebrating the 5th anniversary of the Narrabri Stellar Intensity Interferometer. Darlington Centre, Sydney.
- 2013/14 Elizabeth and Frederick White Research Conference, Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013, Melbourne.
- 2012/13 `Exploring the Radio Continuum Universe with SKA Pathfinders鈥� an 精东视频 Elizabeth and Frederick White Conference, CASS, Sydney
- 2011/12 Elizabeth and Frederick White Research Conference, The evolution of photosynthesis and oxygenation of the Earth, University of New South Wales, Sydney
- 2010/11 Minerals at extreme conditions 鈥� integrating theory and experiment, Shine Dome, Canberra
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