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In a showcase of innovation at the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) in May 2024, HBI Anaesthesia and Intensive Care unveiled the transformative potential of 3D technology in medical training

HBI engineer David has been putting his heart and soul into helping some Queensland Health colleagues create a to-scale 3D cardiac model to assist with an upcoming complex surgery.

Benefits of immersive virtual reality rehabilitation (VRR) include increased motivation and improved transfer of skills to real-world tasks.

ABC Radio National tour the Herston Biofabrication Institute.

Exciting news from the Herston Health Precinct Symposium, HBI Orthopaedics team had a lot to celebrate.

An introduction to Biofabrication for Year 6 student Tahlia investigating 3D printing for a school project.

As a class of Clairvaux MacKillop students recently discovered, a career in medicine can look quite different these days.

Applications closed to join the HBI team: Biomedical Engineer

ABC News: The new 3D printing technology revolutionising artificial eyes for patients

HBI Burns, Skin & Wounds program showcased on Channel 7 News for RBWH Foundation Giving Day.

HBI CranioFacial hosts bespoke craniectomy skills workshop for surgeons, anaesthetic and theatre staff using 3D printed skulls manufactured by the Herston Bio Fabrication Institute and equipment supplied by Medtronic.

Congratulations to Dr Danilo Carluccio, recipient of Jamieson Trauma Institute- Cliff Pollard 2023 award

UQ AIBN researchers Dr Amanda Kijas and Prof Alan Rowan, collaborators with the HBI Burns, Skin and Wounds program.

QUT Aspire program studnts from Mabel Park State High School students joined biomedical engineers for a deep-dive into the Biofabrication.

Are you a Queensland Health Professional working with Point of Care manufacturing of medical devices? We want to hear from you!

Listen to a Podcast with Prof Owen Ung

Collaborative HBI project at PSANZ2023 and published in Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health.

HBI collaborations publish two papers on the possibilities of virtual reality (VR) for rehabilitation.

UQ Engineering students visit HBI.

HBI collaborations publish two papers on the possibilities of virtual reality (VR) for rehabilitation.

RBWH and HBI success for jaw surgery by Dr Milap Rughani and Dr Michael Wagels

NHMRC success for UQ AIBN and Burns Surgery RBWH

UQ Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN): Regenerative wound healing and preventing scar formation with HBI

Original article: Collaboration between consumers, clinicians and engineers can support the delivery of personalised healthcare and improve quality of life for patients with pulmonary conditions.

CBCI Community Forum, 30 November 2022 - Watch the video