In celebration of National Science Week, Monash Sensory Science, in partnership with NextSense, a leading supporter of Australian children with hearing and vision loss, is holding a half-day exhibition and workshop focused on biomedicine and immunity for blind, low vision and diverse needs audiences. From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to…
Topic: Health and Medical
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Monash Sensory Science @ SVRC
From handcrafted immune sculptures made of clay, food and paper to interactive multisensory science books to immersive audio works exploring autoimmune processes, cells and protein structures and interactions, audiences will learn about the immune system, autoimmunity, cancer and the gut biota, in an event designed specifically for people with sensory needs. The exhibition also contains…
Nights at the Museum – Celebrating National Science Week
Join us at the Australian Museum for an evening of science celebrating National Science Week with activations, discussions and live music. Booking not required. Highlights Panel discussion – Wildlife Detectives (6pm – 6:45pm) To celebrate National Science week, Nights at the Museum will play host to some of the heroes of STEM. In this panel…
Tour the Lab: Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute
As a community supported Institute we love to welcome the community to tour our lab and see the research first hand. Community groups, donors and schools are always very welcome to ring and book a time to come through the facility.
What is Proton Therapy?
Proton therapy is at the cutting edge of cancer treatment and research for rare tumours, paediatric tumours and tumours close to vulnerable organs. Australia’s first proton therapy centre – the Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research (ABCPTR) – is under construction adjacent to SAHMRI, with treatments to begin in early 2025. SAHMRI is…