Is there commercialisation of Australian research ideas? Ritesh Warty examines the barriers to implementation.
Join us on Tue, 22 June 2021 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM AEST
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More about Innovation in the healthcare industry in this webinar by IEEE EMBS on 14 July 2021 at 6.00pm
MedTech in Australia – The Startup Journey
Dr Michelle Perugini, Dr Elliot Smith, Dr Dean Freestone
Technical Webinar https://www.eventbrite.com/e/medtech-in-australia-the-startup-journey-tickets-158706843441
The patron saint of biomedical engineering in Australia and the Foundation Member of the SMBEVic, is fondly remembered in this biography written by Richard Kirsner in association with John McKenzie.
Read the Biography here.
Some things were missed and will be remembered by members of the Shielded Room-Friday nights after work, winter skiing and super-ball competitions in Med 1.
Implantable brain-computer interfaces to improve functional independence in patients with severe paralysis.
Dr Sam John, Senior Lecturer – University of Melbourne
22 March 2021, 5 PM to 6 PM: Recording available. See below.
Abstract: A Brain‐Computer Interface (BCI) is a device that can enable users to interact with computers or machines using their thoughts. This technology can be used to restore lost function such as movement and speech or to treat people with neurological and psychological conditions. However, reports to date have had a limited clinical translation. This talk will focus on the concept of a BCI, outline some challenges in the present implementation, the work needed for the standardisation of BCI research and the progress made in overcoming these challenges.
This talk is jointly organized by the IEEE University of Melbourne Student Branch and Victorian Section.
See the talk here
Today, 6.00pm Monday 15 March 2021
Two talks in the specialty of Biomechanics in Medicine by A/Prof David Ackland University of Melbourne & Dr Elyse Passmore Royal Children’s.
An on-line event by SMBEVic. Register for your Zoom Link here.
The President and Committee welcome you to the 2020 AGM on-line Tuesday 17 November 2020 at 6.00pm (1800 AEDT).
This year, the formal meeting will be followed by several student presentations on their projects in 2020.