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It was only 7 minutes of fame, so Andy Warhol might have been a little disappointed. We managed a short TV interview on Sky News with Danica DeGiorgio after #3dMedAu17 finished.
Sadly, our recording isn’t very high quality, but if you have a HD copy then please let us know!
UPDATE: Interview now available on our Youtube Channel!
We hope you enjoy reading about the future of medicine and the potential impacts of 3D printing. Many thanks to Andrew Trounson from Pursuit at Unimelb for taking the time to interview us for this article. Make sure you come to the 3dMed Symposium to hear more!
Our wonderful speakers Luke and Robbie from Melbourne Networked Society Institute will be at #3dMedAu17. Will you?
It’s not too late to register!
Dr David Ackland, Chair of the Session “Fusion: Engineering and Medicine” warmly invites you to #3dMedAu17!
Register here.
Our researcher Jas and her review of 3d Printing in Medicine last week in the Medical Journal of Australia has been featured on the Austin Health Website and Facebook page. More of our publications are available here. Enjoy!
Learn about the future of medicine, surgery, and 3d printing at the 3d Med Symposium. Register now to secure your spot!
Our 3dMed Symposium Convenor and Director of 3dMedLab invites you to come on the 25th of August! Make sure you register now!
As we draw closer to the 2017 3dMed Symposium one of our key speakers, Associate Professor Tracie Barber, invites you to register. Don’t delay – do it now!
It has taken a while, but our review paper on 3D Printing in Medicine has finally been published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Coles-Black J, Chao I, Chuen J. Three-dimensional printing in medicine. Med J Aust. 2017 Aug 7;207(3):102–3.
doi: 10.5694/mja16.01073