If the pandemic has shown us anything, it’s the acute need for the rapid translation of research into clinical practice.

Four years ago, Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct (RHIP) was founded by Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick; UNSW, Sydney; Health Infrastructure NSW; and South Eastern Sydney Local Health District. Now, the Precinct’s Collaborating Partners are more committed than ever to working together to create a health and education precinct that can accelerate innovation both at home and abroad.

On Thursday October 13th, we invite you to join us for a thought-provoking online seminar that explores the critical role of collaborative innovation in addressing the major global challenges of our time.

Hear from a range of expert speakers from UNSW Entrepreneurship, The George Institute for Global Health, Black Dog Institute, iHealthE and Drop Bio Health as they showcase their organisation’s cutting-edge research and unpack how to get great ideas for new technologies out of someone’s head and into production for the benefit of society.

Event speakers & panelists include:

Brooke Griffin, Executive Director - RHIP
Stephen Palmer, Industry & Innovation Lead - RHIP
Phil Hayes St Clair, CEO - Drop Bio Health

Dina Titkova, Program Manager - UNSW Founders

Parisa Glass, Director of Innovation and Enterprise - The George Institute for Global Health

Sarah Holland, Head of Innovation - Black Dog Institute
Ian Goon, Head of Strategy and Innovation - iHealthE

Please register via Humanitix and join us at 12:00pm via Microsoft Teams on Thursday 13 October for an intriguing discussion.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

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