Maria Kavallaris, Non-Executive Board Director at National Breast Cancer Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Excited to be speaking at UNSW’s One Big Idea forum on 14 October!
For one night only, UNSW academics, researchers, and PhD students will take the stage to share how a single concept in their field could revolutionise life on earth. I’m honoured to be part of this inspiring lineup, presenting on Tailor-Made Childhood Cancer Treatments — exploring how the tiniest tools, nanoparticles, could help beat childhood cancer.
Join us for an evening of hope, innovation, and bold thinking. You’ll hear from:
- Dr Charu Maithani – Rewiring AI: Rethinking machine learning to expand our visual vocabulary
- Dr Alison Goldingay – The Power of Light: Quantum technologies and the next frontier
- Ann Flemming Nielsen – Grand Designs for our Ocean’s Habitats: Urban engineering meets marine restoration
- Dr Regina Jefferies – Reframing Rescue: Community-led disaster response
- Dr Alexis Minchaca Acosta – Unpicking the Lock to the Blood-Brain Barrier: Unlocking treatments for brain cancer
- Dr Gabi Nudelman – Kind by Design: How radical kindness is transforming universities
Each speaker has just ten minutes to share their big idea — and every one promises to spark new ways of thinking in our ever changing world.
Save the date: 14 October
Register for the free event here.”
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