Tech and the City Calendar | Tech and the City
Choose your own career hacks, Melbourne.
Tech, data, culture, workshops. https://ellebrooker.wordpress.com/tech-and-the-city-free-events-in-melbourne-australia/
Lecture
Move over bell curve, there’s a new universality class in town…
Meet the Kardar–Parisi–Zhang-ians.
With a name like ‘Beyond the Gaussian,’ (aka the bell curve) there remains the fact that this is presented by the School of Maths and Statistics @unimelb.
I hear the sound of many low flying planes overhead. But: #systems and the promise of two universal truths… #giveitaburl
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE
Wednesday 07 Nov2018
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Details here
The use or misuse of criminal profiling evidence in criminal trials – the real deal
Ooh. Interesting! For the True Crime buffs this is a must.
Profilers have been portrayed in popular culture as possessing an ultimate, and often elusive, investigative ability to solve crimes that otherwise escape traditional techniques of investigation. What happens, however, when criminal profiling is used in a criminal trial?
Register here
Word of warning: it’s at La Trobe University Moot Court in Bundoora, so pack your toothbrush!
Online resource: visualising global credit risk
For those of us following the Haynes Royal Commission and wondering just how badly off things might be, unimelb has a recorded a lecture all about that.
Visualising global credit risk
Thunderstorm Asthma & The Art of Science
Brought to you by the VCA (Victorian College of the Arts( UniMelb Biomedical Sciences present The Art of Science series.
Lecture one, ‘Storm’, coincides with the beginning of Melbourne’s asthma season which is not the point of the lecture, although it rates a mention…. the panel “focus on the romantic and scientific phenomena relating to storm, including the very dangerous and problematic public health issue of Thunderstorm Asthma.”
Enjoy!
Click here to view
Tech and the City 