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Looking for a free lunch with a side of fascinating research?
Feed Your Mind is back for Semester 2, serving up bite-sized talks from Curtin researchers exploring everything from ancient fossils and digital misinformation to community-led healthcare and historic shipwrecks. Feed Your Mind is a monthly lunchtime series designed to make cutting-edge research accessible, engaging and relevant to everyday life.
This semester’s line-up features:
Aug 20 | Fossil Bites: Tiny clues from a lost world
Travel 113 million years into the past with Professor Kliti Grice and discover how a remarkable pterosaur fossil is helping researchers uncover ancient ecosystems, extinct species and Earth’s greatest extinction events.
17 Sep | Community Bites: Closing the vaccine gap
Learn how community-led research is helping close the vaccine gap, as Professor Anne-Marie Eades explores culturally responsive healthcare and improving vaccine access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across WA.
29 Oct | Info Bites: Cleaning up digital pollution
Explore how legal frameworks used to tackle environmental pollution could help address misinformation, privacy concerns and AI-related challenges in our increasingly complex digital world.
All events are free to attend, include lunch for registered attendees and offer the chance to connect with fellow students while discovering how Curtin research is creating real-world impact.
Ready to feed your mind? Browse the Semester 2 program above and register for upcoming sessions
