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Activities
Congress Dinner
Wednesday, 9 December
7.00 pm – 10.30 pm
A highlight of the AIP conference, especially for those travelling to Sydney from afar, the AIP Dinner offers an opportunity to celebrate and recognise physicists from across Australia and New Zealand, through the AIP and ANZOS award ceremonies.
Set across three decks and travelling on calm harbour waters, this unique experience will take delegates and their guests on a three-hour cruise around Sydney Harbour.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased via the registration portal.
Public Lectures
University of Sydney
Monday, 7 December
6.00 pm – 7.00 pm
Dr Jessie Christiansen
Chief Scientist of the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at Caltech/IPAC
We are delighted to welcome Australian physicist Dr Jessie Christensen to speak on our opening day as part of our public program. More information on her public lecture, including registration will be included here.
Thursday, 10 December
6.00 pm – 7.00 pm
Dr Derek Muller
Veritasium
An alumnus of the School of Physics, The University of Sydney, is undoubtedly one of the world's most influential science communicators.
The Australian Physics Teachers Day
Friday, 11 December
8.00 am - 5.00 pm
University of Sydney
The Australian Institute of Physics and its Physics Education Group offers a day of inspiration for Physics teachers and teachers of Physics (out-of-field). Join us for a day of professional development, from talks to practical workshops, with something to use in your classes. We are excited to provide tours of research labs working on quantum computers to next-generation solar cells. Networking and panel sessions round off an exceptional day, recharging and energising yourselves.
Physics teachers and teachers of Physics (out-of-field) are invited to a day of professional development, from talks to hands-on workshops with something to use in your classes. Tour research labs working on quantum computers and next-generation solar cells to see where Australian Physics is at. Networking and panel sessions round off an exceptional day, recharging and energising yourselves. Be inspired and inspire your students.
For more information, including registration, visit the Teachers Day page. Click here.
Australian Physics Career Fair
Friday, 11 December
1.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Belinda Hutchison Building, University of Sydney
The Australian Physics Career Fair is designed to connect undergraduate, honours, master's, and PhD physics students, early-career physicists, and graduates with employers, industry leaders, and organisations. The event showcases how physics skills can lead to diverse and rewarding career opportunities.
The Career Fair will provide an opportunity for students to explore career pathways, meet potential employers and gain practical advice on leveraging their physics skills in the workforce. The program will also include professional development opportunities, including sessions focused on preparing for a wide variety of careers.
For more information, including registration, visit the Career Fair page. Click here.
Workshops
As part of bringing together physicists from across Australia and around the world, Congress will feature a range of specialised workshops designed to foster collaboration, share expertise and build connections.
With the generous support of our host, the University of Sydney, we are pleased to offer a variety of workshops held on campus that may be of interest to you.
Workshops are organised independently of the Congress Organising Committee. For further information, including specific workshop details, please contact the organisers directly.
Click here to view the full list of workshops. Registrations are now open.