Emission Line Maps of the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, and HI Observations of Giant Low Surface Brightness Galaxies.

Cosmic dust as a dark matter discriminator.

In 1924, the Commonwealth Solar Observatory was established, which turned into the Commonwealth Observatory and then Mount Stromlo Observatory. From the first atlas of the Sun, to optical munitions, observations of Sputnik, measuring the size of the Universe, as well as finding lots of surprises along the way, Mount Stromlo has been at the forefront of astronomical discoveries.

Join Mount Stromlo astronomer and Nobel Laureate in Physics Prof Brian Schmidt in conversation with ABC's Annabel Crabb on a journey through 100 years of Mount Stromlo Observatory.

Improving stellar models and yields of low and intermediate-mass stars.

Exploring Asteroids Through Sky Surveys.

Dr Mireia Montes from the Institute of Space Sciences will be giving the RSAA Colloquium on 'Unlocking the secrets of dark matter with low surface brightness observations.'

Tamal Mukherjee from Macquarie University will be giving the early career researcher (ECR) colloquium on 'Probing galaxy kinematics and the epoch of reionisation using Lyman-alpha emission.'

Dr Caroline Foster from the University of New South Wales will be giving a colloquium on 'The dynamical and morphological transformation of galaxies through cosmic time'.

The intra-halo light as a probe of galaxy assembly.