Join us for an exclusive event featuring Stella Clarke, the pioneering Australian engineer behind BMW’s groundbreaking colour-changing car. Stella will share her journey from Australia to the forefront of automotive innovation and lead the development of advanced E-Ink technology for vehicle personalisation.

Stella Clarke is an Australian engineer known for pioneering automotive technology work. She studied at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) before moving to the United States to complete her master’s degree. Stella currently works for BMW, where she led the development of the world’s first colour changing car, the BMW iX Flow - a concept car featuring colour-changing E Ink technology. Her career is marked by creativity and a passion for innovation, making her a leading figure in automotive engineering.

This event, run in collaboration with the BMW Group, hopes to provide students with industry insight and to enlighten individuals with pathways into the automotive industry.

Event Highlights:

Keynote Presentation

Learn about the innovative process behind the development of the colour-changing technology, the challenges Stella faced as a female engineer in a male-dominated field and the pathway she took to enter the world of automotive engineering.

Interactive Q&A Session

Engage directly with Stella to explore her insights on creativity, technology, and the future of automotive engineering.

Networking Opportunities

Connect with peers, professionals, and enthusiasts passionate about engineering and innovation.

Who Should Attend:

This event is ideal for all engineering students, and anyone interested in the automotive industry, technology and innovation.

Event Program:

11:30: Registration, Bump In

12:00: Presentation Commences

12:15: Q&A Session

13:00: Event Conclusion

How to Register:

Free tickets can be obtained through the REGISTER button on this page.

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