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Life of a CBRn

From conception to legacy

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Life of a CBRn is an experiential timeline of a Canberran’s life and how ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø research has interacted with or impacted them at different stages across their life.

The project will launch as a digital experience on 1 November 2024 and a physical installation will be temporarily displayed in the Canberra Centre during Research Festival 2024.

We invite our community to explore our research in their story at the pop-up display or through the website.

Visit the pop-up exhibition

Visit the pop-up exhibition and explore how research has shaped the lives of Canberrans and this region. From clean drinking water and the transformation of Haig Park into a safe community events space, to changing the future of the aged care sector and legacy of organ donors, ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø researchers have shaped our region, and their work continues to do so.

Exhibition details

  • Friday 1 to Thursday 28 November 2024
  • Open during Canberra Centre opening times, seven days a week
  • Ground Floor Foyer, outside the Dangerfield and LEGO stores (next to Bunda Street)

Activities at the pop-up

Across the month of November, the Life of a CBRn pop-up space at the Canberra Centre will be a hub of research storytelling and engagement activities during the University of Canberra’s Research Festival. Check out all the activities on in and other events for Research Festival

Exhibition launch

The Life of a CBRn pop-up space will be officially launched at 10am on Friday 1 November 2024.

Researcher drop-in sessions

Hear from the researchers whose work makes an impact on your life, region, or sector between 12pm and 1pm Tuesdays to Fridays each week.

Friday evening drop-ins

Drop by the pop-up space between 5pm and 7pm on Fridays to talk to the team behind Life of a CBRn, and the Centre for a Better Canberra (FAB CBR) about their work as the region’s dedicated think tank.

Research is not just for adults! We will be hosting activities for children around writing development, block play for language development, STEM skills and more.

  • 10-12pm Saturday 2 November
  • 10-12pm Friday 8 November
  • 10-12pm Saturday 9 November
  • 10-12pm Wednesday 13 November

Social worker researchers share insights, new approaches and talk about how their work is making a difference. Audience are invited to ask questions and meet researchers.

1-2.30pm Wednesday 27 November

Research Festival 2024

Over the month of November research festival is demystifying research through a range of events and activities.

Explore Research Festival 2024 programme