Researchers at Flinders University have extensive experience collaborating with industry to solve company challenges, to improve business and in many cases lead to the commercialisation of new or improved products. The University is currently working with the South Australian Department of State Development on two programs designed to engage researchers with businesses, the Medical Device Partnering Program (MDPP) and NanoConnect. MDPP supports the development of cutting-edge medical devices and NanoConnect provides nanotechnology solutions for companies.

This event showcases these unique programs with a panel comprising Flinders researchers and industry partners who have participated in these programs, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and explore how University collaboration can give their businesses an edge.

The panel session will be followed by drinks and nibbles and further time to find out more about MDPP and NanoConnect.

To register, go here.

The event flier is here.