

STEAM Futures Conference 2022
TOGETHER TOWARDS TOMORROW
Keynote Speaker
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Leah Heiss
Associate Professor, Eva & Marc Besen International Research Chair in Design
Leah Heiss is a Melbourne-based designer and Monash University academic working at the nexus of design, health and technology. Her process is deeply collaborative, and she works with experts from nanotechnology through to manufacturing. She is dedicated to the idea that design can radically improve the development of wearable health technologies, systems and services.
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Through collaborative projects, Leah has brought human centred design to technologies for hearing loss, diabetes and pre-diabetes, cardiovascular disease, gut disease and loneliness. Her wearable technologies include jewellery to administer insulin, cardiac monitoring jewellery, swallowable devices to detect disease, and stretchable sensors for heart health and post-operative monitoring.
Agenda
March 18
8:15 - 8:50
9:00 - 10:00
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 11:30
11:30 - 12:30
12:30 - 1:30
1:30 - 2:30
2:30 - 3:30
Registration
Keynote Speaker
Morning Tea
Session 1
Session 2
Lunch
Session 3
Project Pitch Session
Program
For more information about each session, click on the title to be redirected to the workshop and presenter bio
Room Number
SESSION 1
SESSION 2
Emma Arnold & Jen Squire
SESSION 3
Karen Drought
Glen Edwards and Viewbank College Students
Dr. Robert Ross
Keith Lewis & Anamaria Ardila
Sid Nair & Ali Cook
Dr. Arpita Poddar
Bundoora College & MindFlight
Dr. Sara Webb
Dr. Sarah Dods
Dr. Sara Webb
Onisha Patel & Lisa White
Dr. Sara Webb
Dr Mukesh Soni & Pathik Shah
Jane Wenlock and Kolbe Catholic College Students
Prof. Rajiv Khosla & Dr. Khanh Nguyen
Prof. Rajiv Khosla & Dr. Khanh Nguyen
Alex Kingsbury & Andrew Vyas
Alex Kingsbury & Andrew Vyas
Alex Kingsbury & Andrew Vyas
Ian Hocking
Ian Hocking

The Venue
WARREN ROAD, ROSANNA
How to Get Here
517 Bus (Christine St / Rutherford Rd)
Hurstbridge line (Rosanna Station then 517)
Limited Parking Available
2022 STEAM Futures Conference is proudly supported by:



