Speakers

INVITED SPEAKER LINE-UP ANNOUNCED
We’re excited to announce our line-up of internationally recognised speakers.

	Prof JAMES GOH Professor of Biomedical Engineering, National University of Singapore	Past President 2015-18, International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE) *Effectiveness of an Authentic Learning Environment in BME program*
	RATKO MAGJAREVIC Professor, Electronic Instrumentation & Biomedical Engineering/University of Zagreb	Vice President 2018-21, Incoming President 2021-24, *International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE)Global impact of biomedical engineering by IFMBE***
	SHANKAR KRISHNAN International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE)	Developing Industry-University Partnership Models: Features, Benefits and Challenges
	Dr. REBECCA BAILEY Manager of Clinical Engineering, Melbourne Health	Clinical Engineering and Health Technology Management in Public Health
	MARK COOK St. Vincent’s Hospital	Epilepsy: New Approaches to Management
	CLAUDIA DI BELLA University of Melbourne	Advanced bioprinting for musculoskeletal applications. A surgeon’s perspective
	A/Prof KATE FOX RMIT University	Additive Manufacturing for medical applications
	DR EWAN NURSE Seer Medical and The University of Melbourne	Bridging the Technology Gap in Healthcare: The Application of Machine Learning at Seer for Epilepsy Diagnostics and Management
	DR SAM JOHN The University of Melbourne	Stentrode: The Journey to the First-in-Human Clinical Trial
	SALLY McARTHUR Professor of Biomedical Engineering/Swinburne University of Technology	*A Tale of Two Adventures in BioEngineering 4D Cell Culture Systems and the Medical Device Partnering Program in Victoria*
	DR THUSHARA PERERA Bionics Institute	Movement disorders research at the Bionics Institute
	KAREN REYNOLDS Flinders University	Biomedical Engineering – Research with Vowels
	DANA-MEGAN ROSSI BD.com	Cybersecurity Vulnerability in Medical Devices
	DR JEFFREY ROSENFELD Monash University and Alfred Hospital	*The past, present and future of the human brain computer interface.*
	LLOYD WALKER Director Assistive Technology; National Disability Insurance Agency, Australia. and DR IAIN BROWN Assistive Technology & Seating (NSLHD)	The changing role of the Rehabilitation Engineer – facilitating personalised technology for inclusion
	TRISH WILLIAMS Flinders University	*Oh no, not more acronyms! What are the MIA in digital health and cybersecurity today and why?*