Experience UNSW Beyond the Conference

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DESIGN FUTURES LAB

HEALTH TRANSLATION HUB SIMULATION CENTRE

Step inside the Health Translation Hub’s state-of-the-art Simulation Centre and discover how immersive simulation is transforming health professional education and clinical training. Participants will take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of purpose-built clinical environments, including an operating theatre scrub bay, critical care room, adult ward, paediatric and birthing simulators.
Tours: 2nd December, 3:00–5:00 pm
Drop-in sessions

Get hands-on with the art and science of clinical simulation in these interactive workshops focused on Bleeding & Haemorrhage and Wounds, Bruises & Grazes. Participants will explore how moulage techniques and simulated materials can transform a basic scenario into a realistic clinical experience, creating authentic-looking injuries, wounds and bleeding for education and assessment.
Workshop: 4th December, 11:00 am–12:30 pm.
2 × 45 Minute sessions, 30 seats per session

MATERIALS SCIENCE TEACHING LABORATORIES

Join us for a guided tour of the Teaching Laboratories at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, UNSW Sydney - a world-leading materials science school ranked No. 1 in Australia and No. 31 globally in Materials Science.

3rd December, 10:30 am–12:00 pm. 40 seats

UNSW Science Technician working in a labs

FLUIDS FOUNDRY

Excerpt: Visit UNSW Chemical Engineering’s makerspace for prototyping, formulation and testing of fluids, pastes and other soft materials.

Time: Scheduled with the Materials Science tour

UNSW ART & DESIGN CAMPUS

Explore the Paddington Campus and Making Centre facilities, including printmaking, textiles, fashion, jewellery, ceramics and workshops.

  • Printmaking: Screen printing and zine-folding - 30 Seats per session

  • Ceramics: Wheel throwing - 10 Seats per session

  • Textiles: Human loom - TBD

  • Fashion: Mini mannequin draping activity - 25 Seats per session

  • Jewellery: Hammering lettering and patterning activity

  • Resource Centre + Makerspace: Large-format photography + Laser-cut picture frames

SYDNEY INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE - SIMS

PAID EXTRA WORKSHOP - (inc. Transport + Lunch) - Day before conference (1st Dec.)

This event will include a tour of SIMS research facilities and an overview of current research and conservation initiatives. Presentation and discussion will cover the historical and modern applications of marine research, current SIMS research projects, the Institute’s unique facilities and the research outcomes they enable.

MARK WAINWRIGHT ANALYTICAL CENTRE'S (MWAC) ADVANCED X-RAY IMAGING FACILITY

Join us for an exclusive tour of UNSW's Advanced X-ray Imaging Facility and see how cutting-edge X-ray micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) uncovers the internal structure of everything from Tim Tams and Kinder Surprises to advanced engineering materials, batteries, rocks and biological samples.

Time: Session1: 11:00-11:30 am & Session 2 12:00-12:30 pm

Capacity: 20 seats per session

UNSW MUSEUM OF HUMAN DISEASE

Join us for a unique tour of the UNSW Museum of Human Disease, Australia's only publicly accessible medical pathology collection. Home to more than 1,500 human tissue specimens generously donated for education, the Museum offers a fascinating insight into the biology of disease and the remarkable advances in medicine, pathology and public health.

2 x 45 Minute sessions, 70 seats per session

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FABRICATION FACILITY (ANFF) CLEANROOMS

The ANFF cleanrooms provide open-access fabrication facilities, training, and expertise focused on micro and nano chip fabrication.

Time: 4th December - 10:30 to 12pm, 20 minutes per session

Capacity: 10 seats per session

HELIUM LIQUEFIER FACILITY - SUPPLYING THE WORLDS COLDEST CRYOGEN

Our plant generates 10,000's L/year of liquid helium to researchers in areas supporting Quantum Technology, Material Science and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, as well as several Quantum Computing start-ups on campus. A tour will be given by the liquefier manager on how helium gas at room temperature is purified, cooled to 4.2K  (-269 °C), supplied to users in vacuum insulated mobile Dewars and reused via our helium gas recovery system in a closed cycle.

Time: 4th December - 10:30 to 11:00am and 11:30 to 12pm, 25 minutes per session

Capacity: 10 seats per session