This article first appeared on Nielsen Norman Group (www.nngroup.com) by Sarah Gibbons. Design thinking is an integral part of the Biodesign course, having been the philosophy behind the Biodesign innovation process, developed at Stanford Univerity. Teams in the course find the medical device/technology they will develop based on empathizing with the end users in their…
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SPARK Co-Lab Design team, NIMo, have been on the innovation fast track this year with their wearable device for the self-management of irritable bowel disease (or Non-Invasive Monitoring). The team took home prizes from Ernst & Young, Wrays, CERI, AmCham, the Australia Israeli Chamber of Commerce, and regulatory expert Anthea Downs, when they took the top prize…
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Medical device start-up NIMo (Non-Invasive Monitoring), creators of a wearable technology solution for the non-invasive self-management of chronic disease, has taken first prize at the SPARK Co-Lab 2017 Design Course Pitch Night, presented by Accelerating Australia. With their focus on a biomarker-based solution to bring relief to sufferers of chronic illness such as inflammatory bowel…
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25th convocation program is going to held on Dec 20, 2016. All the passed students of graduate and post graduate students are highly encourage and request to apply for coming convocation. It’s all about proofing yourself to become a graduate students. Grab the opportunity this time, don’t miss it.
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Educational tour for biology students of bachelor 6th semester is going to held on coming 20th of November to 25th of November. Every students are invited. Please fill the form and registered your name here. If you missed the registration, we are sorry to carry you on tour. Register it as soon as possible.
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Our university organize student welcome program on every year. This program will help to introduce the students with each other and can share their ideas, feelings and many more. This program is going to held on coming next Sunday. Every students, staff, faculties and parents are welcome.
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