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I would reword it slightly, to something like this:
Elwood College of Technology will host a conference titled "Space: The Future" in Melbourne, Austrailia from the 10th-12th of January, 2020. From the 10 to 12 of January 2020 will hold a conference “Space: the future” at Elwood College of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. The conference will devote to the discuss beam-up technology, moon settlements and how to contact aliens. Special guest speakers are will be science-fiction writer John T. Price and leading scientist Professor Paul Rhodes.
Note: American English generally places the dates after the month, "January 10th-12th, 2020" rather than what I've shown above which is more aligned with British English. I'm not sure which you prefer.
The last sentence can also be written as:
Science fiction writer John T Price, and leading scientist Professor Paul Rhodes will be the special guest speakers.
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