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Engineering is the Future of Medicine
The Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery is a biomedical research centre with a focus on chronic disease prevention, early intervention, and the use of robotic, digital and data engineering to improve equitable access to innovative healthcare.
Dr Erol Harvey, CEO ACMD, will discuss the mission and goals of this unique organisation.
Tuesday 20 June 2023 at 6.00PM AEST. Register on eventbrite here.
The Society welcomes you to attend.
Great Work at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
The upright radiotherapy chair.
An impressive design and manufacturing effort by the in-house team (Dept. Physical Science, Dept. Radiation Mechanical Engineering and Dept. Biomedical Engineering). See it here.
The Growing Role of Clinical Engineering: Merging Technology at the Point of Care
Read this paper on the intersection of technology and healthcare delivery by Thomas Judd and Yadin David republished in the Global Clinical Engineering Vol.5 Issue 1: 2022
First published in National Academy of Engineering Perspectives, May 27, 2022, date of re-publication in GlobalCE Journal, June 1, 2022. Copyright and Credit belong to National Academy of Sciences (all rights reserved).
SMBEVic Inc. AGM
Tuesday 22 November 2022 at 6.00PM on the Zoom platform
The President will report on the events of the last year and the Treasurer will present the Financial Report.
You are invited to join the meeting to add your thoughts to the content of the Scientific Program for 2022-2023.
This year the meeting will be held on-line. Please register with eventbrite for your unique link.
The 2022 Student Presentations were held after the AGM. You can see them here Video History.
The Wilcock-Kaye Award was awarded to the successful speakers.
Wearable devices for remote health monitoring applications
Video now available
The Society for Medical and Biological Engineering Victoria is pleased to welcome Assoc Professor Mehmet Yuce Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, Monash Data Futures Institute, to talk to us about his research and practical applications in wearable remote patient monitoring.
Please join us on Tuesday 20 September 2022 at 6.00PM AEST on Zoom for this talk.
Please register on eventbrite here. This is a free event.
Wearable devices have come a long way from the Fitbit. This talk will discuss novel methods for wearable remote patient monitoring. See the abstract and biography on eventbrite.