DeathTech member Professor Tamara Kohn participated in a panel on The Future Hospital for Melbourne Knowledge Week.
From the website:
“Are you impatient for a better experience of healthcare? This panel explores the possibility for a new, better patient experience. Using human centred design, these medical innovators will rethink medical services, systems and technology to put you back at the centre of your medical care.”
“This event is part of Future Hospital. Check out the hospital before you check in. Discuss robot pills and medical drones, play doctor in a guided theatre experience, or be part of a live experiment. Tour the Future Hospital to find out what health will look like in a world of virtual reality, 3D printing, remote care, precision medicine, and medical devices inside jewellery.”
DeathTech Research Network members Martin Gibbs and Bjorn Nansen presented on Death and Digital Media as part of the Hot Topic series for The Centre of Palliative Care, on April 26, 2018. Watch it here.
ABC Canberra Drive program, with Laura Tchilinguiran, Digital assets discussion, NSW law reform commission review, March 29, 2018. Listen to the full podcast here.
DeathTech Research Network member Michael Arnold was interviewed by the Big Ideas program for Radio National on Death in the Digital Age. Listen to the full podcast here.
DeathTech member Michael Arnold was interviewed by news.com.au for an article, Websites launched to help people live forever through social media.
Read more here.
DeathTech Research Network member Michael Arnold was interviewed for Radio National Breakfast about digital immortality. Listen to the full podcast recording here.
DeathTech Research Network member Michael Arnold was interviewed by The Boston Globe about the phenomenon of “selfies at funerals”. Read more here.
DeathTech Research Member Martin Gibbs was interviewed by The Australian for their article Facebook from beyond the grave. You can read the full article here.