Sydney,

Don't miss the darkest night of your life, as the scientists looking for dark matter share the seemingly impossible quest they are on to find the elusive - yet apparently common mystery substance.

As part of science week, seven remarkable scientists from around the country have come together for an entertaining and fascinating night discussing the mysteries of dark matter.

Grab a beverage and a snack* and settle in for a dark night with this captivating lineup of physicists, featuring a mix of creative delights: comedy, demos, songs, and much more. 

Thanks to generous sponsorship by:

•  ARC Centre for Dark Matter Particle Physics
• Department of Nuclear Physics and Accelerator Applications, School of Physics, ANU
• Australian National University
• Physics Foundation of The University of Sydney

But registrations are essential - ie, get a ticket, places are limited.

*Let us know if you plan to buy food, so we can ensure the kitchen is open - check the box on the Humanitix registration page.

MC’ed by Dr Phil Dooley of Phil Up On Science

When you say tiny particles, people think elements and the periodic table. We’ve come so much farther in the study of particles, says Phil Dooley (ANU | Phil Up On Science). So it’s time to update Tom Lehrer’s Elements Song with something more modern.