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Accept offer and enrol - a guide for VDSS Students
No full textInstructions for VET Delivered in Secondary Schools (VDSS) students for accepting their offer to study at Swinburne and then enrolling into units
Sexuality, Intimacy and Dementia (Webinar Series on Ageing)
No full textDespite what many may think, people enjoy having sex into old age and those living with dementia are not exempt from engaging in purposeful sexual activities.
For those living in aged care where sexual consent capacity may be compromised, issues arise for providers when trying to balance between supporting the sexual rights of people, whilst trying to keep them safe from harm.
With the new Strengthened Aged Care Standards looming and without polices or guidelines to help navigate these situations, we explore what could be done to support and protect the next generation of older adults as they enter the care system.
Held 13 June 2025
Science Communication Panel: Telling the Stories of the Universe
No full textA panel discussion featuring some of astrophysics’ most passionate science communicators. Whether you're dreaming of a career in STEM or just curious about how scientists connect with the world, this panel explores how we can share the wonder of the universe with everyone, from the classroom to TikTok.
This panel discussion took place on Tuesday 15th July 2025 at Swinburne's Advanced Manufacturing and Design Centre (AMDC), located at Hawthorn campus.
Panel Speakers Bios:
Dr Katie Mack
Dr Katherine (Katie) Mack holds the Hawking Chair in Cosmology and Science Communication at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. Her research focuses on dark matter, the early universe, and the fate of the cosmos. A passionate science communicator, she’s the author of the acclaimed book The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) and a regular contributor to Scientific American, Slate, BBC Science Focus, and Cosmos Magazine. Katie is also a recognisable voice in science communication online, with hundreds of thousands of followers across BlueSky, Instagram, and Facebook. Learn more about Katie's work: https://www.astrokatie.com/book
Rami Mandow
Radio Astronomer Rami Mandow (he/him) is a third-year PhD candidate / pulsar astronomer with Macquarie University & Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO – working as part of the Parkes Pulsar Timing Array project. As part of his work, Rami uses Australia’s iconic Parkes radio telescope (Murriyang) to study these exotic objects known as pulsars, looking into their ongoing stability in his research work. Rami is also an established science communicator, heading up one of Australia’s most well-known space and astronomy community news platforms – SpaceAustralia.com
Dr Sara Webb
Dr Sara Webb is an astrophysicist and science communicator whose research explores the universe’s most energetic and explosive events. For her work she was recognised on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list. She is one of Australia's leading science communicators, with over 300 TV, radio and media interviews worldwide, and is Swinburne's most read author for The Conversation. Sara leads programs like the Swinburne Youth Space Innovation Challenge and is passionate about inspiring the curiosity of the next generation of scientists. She has a combined following of over 45,000 across her social media platforms. Learn more about Sara's work: https://www.sarawebbscience.com/
Dr Kirsten Banks
Dr Kirsten Banks is an astrophysicist, proud Wiradjuri woman, and one of Australia’s most dynamic science communicators. She combines modern astrophysics with Indigenous astronomy, offering a unique perspective that blends cultural knowledge with scientific insight. Known for her charismatic media presence and engaging style, Kirsten has amassed over 500,000+ followers across TikTok, Instagram, and other platforms—bringing the cosmos to life for audiences of all ages through short-form videos, interviews, and public talks. Learn more about Kirsten's work: https://astrokirsten.com.au/
MC: Professor Alan Duffy
Professor Alan Duffy is a leading astrophysicist, science communicator, and entrepreneur. As PVC of Flagship Initiatives at Swinburne, he connects science with society through ambitious, cross-disciplinary projects. With more than 300 TV appearances and 440 radio interviews, Alan is one of Australia’s most recognisable scientists. He is known for turning complex space concepts into captivating stories, whether through TEDx talks, panel discussions, or national broadcasts. Learn more about Alan's work: https://www.alanrduffy.com
2024 Vice-Chancellor's Award Winner – Future-Focused – Team
No full textAn exceptional collaboration and innovation across Schools, researchers, and commercialization efforts has resulted in valuable IP creation and significant commercial outcomes for Swinburne. The team's work aligns strongly with the innovation cycle, overcoming barriers and achieving sustainable, technology-driven solution.
Team: Christopher C. Berndt, Andrew Ang, Ashok Meghwal, Roni Habbal, David Kay, Naveen Jason and Greg Lindsay
10 Years of Swinburne Law - Katrina Davis
No full textSwinburne law alum, Katrina Davis, shares what it was like to be a part of Swinburne's first law class and her successful career journey over the past 10 years
2025 Swinburne Annual Reconciliation Lecture
No full text2025 Swinburne Annual Reconciliation Lecture delivered by Melinda Cilento, CEO of the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA)
Swinburne Graduation 30th April 2025 10:00am
No full textSwinburne Graduation Ceremony held 30th April 2025 10:00am at the Melbourne Convention Centre, presided over by John Pollaers OAM (Swinburne University of Technology Chancellor). School of Design and Architecture, School of Social Sciences, Media, Film and Education, and Swinburne Research streams
Work Integrated Learning - Occupational Therapy placement students, St Vincent's
No full textWork Integrated Learning - Occupational Therapy placement students from Swinburne, hosted by St Vincent's