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The Carlton Connect Initiative’s 3rd Annual DICE Lecture will be presented by leading scientist and Boyle medallist, Professor Luke O’Neill of Trinity College, Dublin.
Exploring the interactions between art and science through innovative approaches, Professor O’Neill will recount his experience with the wildly successful ‘Science Gallery’ in Dublin.
This interactive session will consider the potentials of bridging the gap between these often-disparate disciplines. Artists, designers and scientists have the opportunity to foster innovation together, and a new medium emerges for the wider community to interact and engage with new ideas. By offering this ‘public curation’ of research, the collision of art and science, initiatives like the Science Gallery assists in democratising the role of engagement as it relates to innovation; leading to new possibilities, new knowledge and new networks.
The DICE – “Dialogues on Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship” – Lectures, intend to explore Australia’s complex relationship with risk and risk-takers in the context of an increasingly knowledge-based economy.
Exploring the interactions between art and science through innovative approaches, Professor O’Neill will recount his experience with the wildly successful ‘Science Gallery’ in Dublin.
This interactive session will consider the potentials of bridging the gap between these often-disparate disciplines. Artists, designers and scientists have the opportunity to foster innovation together, and a new medium emerges for the wider community to interact and engage with new ideas. By offering this ‘public curation’ of research, the collision of art and science, initiatives like the Science Gallery assists in democratising the role of engagement as it relates to innovation; leading to new possibilities, new knowledge and new networks.
The DICE – “Dialogues on Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship” – Lectures, intend to explore Australia’s complex relationship with risk and risk-takers in the context of an increasingly knowledge-based economy.

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