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Thank you to everyone who came to our 2019 3dMed Conference — it was an amazing event and we all had a wonderful time catching up with you all.
We haven’t had time to do a proper write-up but in the meantime you can read all about it here from our friends at Industry Website 3dPrint.com.
The Austin 3dMedLab made a strong showing at the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Academic Surgery Conference this week, with presentations from Associate Professor Jason Chuen on how we have grown our 3dMed Conference and created a collaborative research framework, whilst Dr Jasamine Coles-Black presented on our progress in 3d-printed Aortic Modelling.
We are getting closer and closer to the Medical 3D Event of the Year!
3dMed 2019 will formally open on Friday 15 November at AAMI Park with our special guests Frank McGuire MP and Prof Guy Maddern.
Secure your tickets now — and if you have registered for our pre-conference workshops or tours then please check your email for details!
Who would have thought that an anaesthetist would be telling a conference room full of urologists where the future of their specialty is heading? Great to see our team spreading the 3d message far and wide!
https://twitter.com/JasamineCB/status/1182537999067729920
This update takes an international flavour as we head off to Hamburg, Germany for the European Society for Vascular Surgery Conference.
https://twitter.com/JasamineCB/status/1176834526271758336
The 3dMed Australia 2018 Conference abstract submission is now open. Please make sure that you read the Abstract Submission Guidelines before making your submission using the Electronic Form by the Close of Business on Friday 31 August 2018.
We welcome papers in the following areas:
We will be assigning worthy projects to Poster and Podium Presentations, so please be prepared for both, and make sure that you read our Submission Guidelines.
Good luck, and start writing!
The Austin 3dMedLab was out in force at the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Annual Scientific Congress in Sydney recently.
With 3 posters and one presentation, 3D technology is certainly making its mark in the operating theatre and surgical management.
We were also very proud to see the strong focus on clinical leadership, communication and diversity. Continue reading “3dMedLab makes a strong showing at #RACS18”
Planning for the 3dMed Australia 2018 Conference is well underway and we will be issuing a Call for Abstracts soon. If you are working on a 3D Printing, 3D Segmentation, 3D Modelling, 3D Visualisation, Virtual or Augmented Reality, Self-Built Simulation project or just something really cool in Biomedical Engineering to show off, please think about submitting!
We will be assigning worthy projects to Poster and Podium Presentations, so please be prepared for both.
Good luck, and start planning!
The Australian 3dMed Symposium 2017 (#3dMedAu17) was held on Friday 25th August at Austin Health to a packed audience covering a wide range of topics in 3d Modelling, 3d Printing, and Virtual Reality in Medicine and Surgery.
The all-day program was opened by Frank McGuire MP, Victorian Parliamentary Secretary for 
Medical Research and featured numerous high-profile speakers from clinical medicine, basic sciences, engineering, and industry.
For more information you can view our speaker program, our Youtube playlist, or Twitter Hashtag transcript.
Planning is already underway for the 3dMed 2018 Symposium – if you wish to get involved and contribute then please feel free to contact us!
Thanks to all of our speakers and audience for contributing to #3dMedAu17. We hope you all enjoyed it! pic.twitter.com/T6hxGi7W32
— Jason C (@ozvascdoc) 25 August 2017