The Adelaide Auto Expo is SA’s premier automotive event, with up to 800 cars on display ranging from Hot Rods, Street Machines, Muscle Cars, Exotics & Motorcycles it’s a must see for any car or bike enthusiast. There’s car cruises, traders with show only specials and every child under receives a FREE Hot Wheels car!
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Moonlight Dance – Goddess Retreat
Moonlight Dance – A one day/ night soul festival retreat for Goddesses everywhere.
HEAL, AWAKEN and CELEBRATE the Goddess within at the Moonlight Dance – Goddess Retreat.
Recharge and raise your vibrations through Yoga, Sound bath, Dance Liberation,Meditations, and workshops in the beautiful K&A Farmstay in Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Connect to Mother Earth and your soul sisters as you chant and dance the night away, dressed as the Goddess you are. Dance around a bonfire in a sacred circle and send love and healing to the world, all under the shimmering moonlight and the glittering stars!
Bring awareness to your body through yoga with Julie form the Joyful Buddha’s.
Allow Adelaide’s best sound healer Trish Blythman to take you on a journey inwards, where you connect and open yourself to deeper understanding & guidance for your life.
Rebirth your soul through light attunement and realignment with Adelaide’s leading energy healer Amreeta Stara (Holistic Wings).
Empower yourself by making your own crown.
Awaken, embrace and celebrate your goddess within through dance and meditation around the fire with dance healer Alyonna.
All outdoors in nature, under the stars.
* Details on our webpage : www.adsvh.com/goddessretreat *
Enjoy delicious Vegan meals for lunch and dinner and Immerse in a whole lot activities such as Festival make-ups, henna tattoo body art, massages, tarot reading, portrait photo sessions and a lot more in your free time.
Imagine a day spent healing in nature with Goddesses all around you.
Nothing is over the top at our retreat so put on that special something that empowers you. Is there something you have always wanted to wear? Wings, Crowns, Flower crowns, Mermaid crowns, Bindis, Bangles, Anklets, Angel wings, gowns, costumes, you name it! Whatever you can think off! Just no nudity please.
Glamping tents are available at extra cost for those who would like to stay the night so we can sit around the bonfire sharing stories and just taking in the beauty of the universe.
Mobile shower facility available.
If you play the guitar, drums, write poetry, songs or have any other talents you would like to share, feel free to share it with us at our retreat. Our retreat is a safe non judgemental space for everyone to be their true self. Ages 16+
***Click on the DISCUSSION tab in this event page to see what else will be part of this retreat.***
FOR FULL DETAILS AND REGISTRATION PLEASE VISIT :
WWW.ADSVH.COM/GODDESSRETREAT
LOVE, LIGHT AND BLESSINGS,
Your Moonlight Tribe
BRAVE Flinders Research & Innovation Series | Laying Waste to Pollution
Do you recall the “BP Deepwater Horizon”? It was a devastating oil spill that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico and was the largest marine oil spill in the history of the petroleum industry. Thousands of birds, mammals, fish, and sea turtles were soaked with leaked oil, many studies leading to grim outcomes for many of the species. What would we do if we saw an oil spill on one of our pristine coastlines?
A solution to this wicked problem has been recently invented by Dr Justin Chalker. Justin has developed a sponge-like material that soaks up crude oil and diesel spills using an absorbent rubber made from waste cooking oil and sulphur, itself a byproduct of the petroleum industry.
Furthermore, it can capture the largest sources of mercury emissions produced here in Australia, and across the globe.
Come and listen to Justin discuss his interest in taking waste and making it into new and useful polymers, where he will present the three applications using this polymer to benefit the environment and human well-being (including unpublished work):
- oil spill remediation
- mercury remediation and
- sustainable subsistence gold mining.
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- 5.30pm | Pre-lecture refreshments
- 6.00pm | Lecture
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Through its education and research programs, Flinders encourages new ways of thinking, and supports experimentation and daring, with the mission to contribute on an international scale through ‘changing lives and changing the world’. So we invite you to share and collaborate with us on our BRAVE journey. We will impart our knowledge and new discoveries, elevate discussion and inspire debate; all with the view to facilitate the betterment of our society.
Be BRAVE, be bold, be at Flinders.
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Tuesday, 18 September 2018
5.30pm-7.00pm
Flinders University Victoria Square, Level 1 Room 1
182 Victoria Square, Adelaide, SA
Starstruck: Australian Movie Portraits
Friday 14 September — Friday 30 November 2018
A collaborative project between the National Film and Sound Archive and the National Portrait Gallery, Starstruck: Australian Movie Portraits reveals never-before-seen stories of Australian cinema. Through photographic portraits, candid behind-the-scenes shots, rare film posters, casting books and original costumes, Starstruck celebrates the past and present of Australian film—including watershed moments in cinema and iconic visions of Australian life—and also offers a glimpse into the experiences of the actors and crew. The exhibition explores how cinema portraiture can create a bridge between the magic of a movie’s fictional worlds and the realities of filmmaking.
A National Film and Sound Archive of Australia and National Portrait Gallery exhibition supported by the National Collecting Institutions Touring and Outreach Program, presented by Samstag Museum of Art for the 2018 Adelaide Film Festival.
Visit starstruck.gov.au
Artificial Intelligence Collaborative Network – Adelaide Launch
Come and join the AI Collaborative Network Adelaide for our Adelaide launch event.
We have 4 amazing speakers sharing their work and ideas in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science (with demos!), followed by a panel discussion.
More importantly, this is an opportunity for you to meet, network and make friends with people who have an interest in AI/ML/DS! We welcome people from all backgrounds and walks of life – not only technical and business people, but also those with a general interest in this growing field.
Event Details
- 5:30pm Doors open
- 6pm Welcome & Introduction
- 6:10pm Katherine Enderling (LIFELENZ) – The future of data science
- 6:30pm Mark McDonnell (Athlete’s AI) – Athlete’s AI: Real-time video analytics in the hands of all athletes
- 6:50pm Emily Hackett-Jones (Centre for Cancer Biology) – Big data and bioinformatics
- 7:10pm Thomas Rowntree (Australian Centre for Robotic Vision & Australian Institute of Machine Learning) – How we won the Amazon Robots Challenge 2017!
- 7:30pm Dennis Liu (University of Adelaide) – Panel discussion
- 7:50pm-8:30pm Networking & Close
This event is proudly sponsored by Tyto.AI
AI Collaborative Network Adelaide
The AI Collaborative Network is an inclusive community of people that are interested in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science, and how this affects the world today and in the future. We care about knowledge sharing, collaboration, and providing a fun space for people to come together, through local events and online community platforms.
We are always on the lookout for people who can come and share their work in AI/ML/DS (we love demos), or in other fields which intersect with AI including law, ethics, and humanities.
Want to get involved and support the community? We’re looking for people passionate about AI to help us build and create spaces for the local community. We’re also looking for people/groups who want to collaborate with us, or sponsors to help us continue to run awesome low-cost activities!
Get in touch on Slack, Facebook, Twitter, or email aicollaborativenetwork@gmail.com
The Community
Join our Slack community and Facebook group to connect with the AI Adelaide Community. Stay connected with the people you meet – share ideas, problems and collaborate!
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Dr. Katherine Enderling is a Senior Architect and Analytics Lead at LIFELENZ, a start-up company set up to reward and empower people in today’s liquid workforce.
She leads a team of data scientists and software engineers building a cutting edge system to predict and organise complicated rosters, build people’s careers and deliver value from the resulting data.
Katherine has a PhD in Software Architecture from St Andrews University in Scotland and an honours degree in Maths and Comp Sci at Adelaide University. After her studies she worked at a bio-tech start up in Edinburgh and a semiconductor manufacturer in Austria. After a decade in Europe she moved back to Adelaide and started with Accenture Digital, building marketing analytics software. Katherine is passionate about encouraging more women to join this lucrative and interesting industry and is a member of the founding committee of HerTechPath.
Dr. Mark McDonnell is co-founder and CTO of Athlete’s AI. He completed a PhD in Electronic Engineering at University of Adelaide in 2006. Since then he has established a research laboratory in a South Australian university, that seeks new knowledge at the intersection of computational neuroscience, computer vision and machine learning. He has published over 100 scientific and engineering research articles and a granted US patent, and is regularly invited to speak at international conferences. Mark has worked extensively with local companies to deliver applied machine learning solutions across the agriculture, health, manufacturing and finance sectors.
Dr. Emily Hackett-Jones received her MSc at the University of Adelaide in subatomic physics, before moving to the UK to complete a PhD in theoretical and mathematical physics.
Emily’s career has spanned both industry and academia, and a variety of different topics. After her studies in string theory, she returned to Australia in 2009 to begin research into biological systems and cell motion. She then spent five years working for Accenture as a data scientist, working in digital marketing, looking at how machine learning can aid business decisions.
Today Emily works as a Bioinformatician in the Centre for Cancer Biology at the University of South Australia. She analyses data that comes from DNA sequencing experiments to better understand the mechanisms that drive cancer metastasis. As a regular speaker for ChooseMaths and HerTechPath, she actively encourages women to pursue STEM careers.
Thomas Rowntree is a Research Engineer at the Australian Centre for Robotics Vision (ACRV) and the Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML), both of which reside at The University of Adelaide. His focus is on Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Robotics. He was on the ACRV team that won the Amazon Robotics Challenge 2017, a global competition aimed at pushing the boundaries of robotic perception and manipulation.
Dennis Liu is a PhD candidate at the University of Adelaide in the School of Mathematical Sciences. Having started in 2017, he is interested in developing models of disease outbreaks based on social media trends and vaccination rates. After working as a chemical engineer for nearly 4 years, Dennis returned to university to pursue a PhD in statistics and applied probability, and is interested in using data science and digital data streams to solve real world problems.
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The future of data science by Dr. Katherine Enderling
One challenging aspect of machine learning – even for experienced practitioners – is choosing the correct tools for a specific task. Anyone using machine learning must make decisions about everything from how to clean data, what features to extract or build or what learning algorithm to use. Recently, some groups have been looking to automate some parts of this process, or even the whole pipeline. This field is generally known as AutoML, and in this talk, Katherine will give a short introduction to an AutoML project out of MIT.
Athlete’s AI: Real-time video analytics in the hands of all athletes by Dr. Mark McDonnell
Video analytics is a powerful tool for athletes and their coaches. It can help improve performance by providing biomechanical analysis, match statistics and tagging of key events. However, current solutions require painstaking manual labelling and editing, and so are high cost, slow and provide limited insights. Athlete’s AI combines computer vision, machine learning and cloud computing to deliver three distinct advantages over our competitors: lower cost, faster real-time analytics, and further insights.
In this talk Dr. Mark McDonnell will provide an overview of Athlete’s AI’s tennis product, and demonstrate its capabilities in action. He will also describe some of the technical challenges that the team has solved by designing cutting-edge deep neural networks.
Big data and bioinformatics by Dr. Emily Hackett-Jones
Single cell sequencing is a hot topic in biology at the moment. It allows the genes in thousands of individual cells to be analyzed separately. This can be very helpful if you want to distinguish cancerous cells from normal tissue, for example. Alongside this new technology comes massive amounts of data, leading to great technical and scientific challenges and opportunities for applying new machine learning techniques. Emily will give a brief intro to this topic – no prior biology knowledge necessary!
Museum Reserve Shiraz Masterclass at Fox Creek Wines
Since Fox Creek released its first Reserve Shiraz in 1995 it has received multiple glowing accolades from wine critics, wine show judges and public all around the world.
This vertical masterclass offers you the opportunity to delve into the history of this outstanding wine whilst being skillfully guided through each museum sample by Scott Zrna our Senior Winemaker.
We would like to offer you this amazing opportunity to try 6 vintages of Museum Reserve Shiraz, the 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
Packages are available to be pre-purchased with packs to be picked up on the day of the masterclass.
- Masterclass ticket & 6-vintage pack (2005 to 2010)
Circle: $660 | Non- Circle: $800 - Masterclass ticket & 3-vintage pack (2005 to 2007)
Circle: $350 | Non-Circle: $400 - Masterclass ticket & 3- vintage pack (2008 to 2010)
Circle: $350 | Non-Circle: $400 - Masterclass ticket & 1 bottle (vintage of your choice, excludes 2008)
Circle: $150 | Non-Circle: $200 - Bring a friend ticket (limited to one friend and to be purchased with 1 of the above packages) $100
After the masterclass, you receive your pre-purchased pack plus you will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a limited number of the releases that you have tasted as well.