Public Lecture Presentations and Forums

• ``Cure or Killer - The Nuclear Future''
  Advertiser Newspaper Round Table Discussion on the Nuclear Industry.
  The Advertiser Newspaper, 31 Waymouth Street, Adelaide, SA 5000.
  Round table discussion on uranium enrichment and the nuclear industry with
  • Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer
  • Mineral Resources Development Minister Paul Holloway
  • SA Chamber of Mines Chief Executive Phillip Sutherland
  • Australian Conservation Foundation campaign officer David Noonan
  published in the The Advertiser 29 August 2006 pages 2, 42-45.

• ``Turbulent Times''
  SA Museum's ``Munch on Science for Lunch'' National Science Week Event
  South Australian Museum, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, August 15, 2006
  Describes the aerodynamics of sports balls including cricket-ball swing, golf-ball lift and the smooth 2006 World Cup soccer ball, the ``Teamgeist.''

• ``Microscopic Matter''
  SA Museum's ``Munch on Science for Lunch'' National Science Week Event
  South Australian Museum, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, August 15, 2006
  Features animations of proton structure revealed in state of the art supercomputer simulations of Quantum Chromodynamics on a space-time lattice.

• ``From Nanoscience to Space Science''
  University of Adelaide, SA, August 20, 2006.
  Describes Faculty of Sciences programs in the School of Chemistry and Physics, and features animations of Quantum Chromodynamics obtained from state of the art supercomputer simulations.

• ``Turbulent Times''
  SA Government's ``Science outside the square'' launch of the DVD ``Veer it like Viduka.''
  Hindmarsh Stadium, Monday 12th June 2006.
  Describes the aerodynamics of the 2006 World Cup ball, the ``Teamgeist,'' representing a radical departure from classic soccer-ball design.

• ``Veer it like Viduka''
  Public lecture at the South Australian Government's ``Science Outside the Square'' launch of the DVD ``Veer it like Viduka.''
  Held at Hindmarsh Stadium for 6,000 attendees, Monday 12th June 2006.
  Talk describes the aerodynamics of the 2006 World Cup ball, the ``Teamgeist,'' representing a radical departure from classic soccer-ball design.
  

• ``The Origin of Mass''
  South Australian Virtual Reality Centre (SAVRC), University of Adelaide, SA, August 14, 2005.
  Features animations of proton structure revealed in state of the art supercomputer simulations of Quantum Chromodynamics on a space-time lattice.

• ``From Nanoscience to Space Science''
  University of Adelaide, SA, August 14, 2005.
  Describes Faculty of Sciences programs in the School of Chemistry and Physics, and features animations of Quantum Chromodynamics obtained from state of the art supercomputer simulations.