Technology and Longevity — how far can we go?
Thursday 23 March from 6pm to 8pm
Registration 5.30pm | Talk 6.00pm | Networking 7.00pm
From getting an x-ray to having an artificial heart, biomedical technology advancements have undoubtedly improved our quality of life, creating opportunities for us to connect and be part of a more inclusive living environment.
But with rapid growth comes medical, financial, and ethical challenges. With the desire for a longer, healthier life continually at the forefront of human ambition, what role does technology play in shaping this future?
Led by Julie Robotham, join us for a panel discussion and live Q&A where experts delve into the impact and challenges of biomedical technology advancements.
Panel speakers:
Associate Professor Beena Ahmed, UNSW Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications
Dr. Sze-Yuan Ooi, Prince of Wales Hospital
Eugene Salole, Value-Based Access Pty Ltd
Professor Jackie Leach Scully, UNSW Disability Innovation Institute