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Monash Institute of Medical Engineering

The most significant advances in healthcare technology are increasingly the result of collaboration between Health and Medical Researchers, Engineers, Designers, and IT specialists - which is why the Monash Institute of Medical Engineering (MIME) was formed.

MIME fosters links between the faculties of Medicine, Engineering, IT and Design and with a range of industry and MedTech ecosystem partners. Through our unique partnership with Monash Partners Academic Health Science Centre, we work directly with clinicians to identify unmet medical needs and provide seed funding, commercialisation support and education for promising research and researchers.

About us

Supporting MedTech solutions to unmet clinical needs.

Our stakeholders

Working together to improve the delivery of healthcare.

Industry

Paving the way towards market and healthcare impact.

Research

Undertaking innovative research to improve health outcomes.

Student opportunities

Integrating with healthcare to bridge silos and foster innovation.

Funding opportunities

Accelerating the development of new medical technologies.

Latest news

Monash University news

Monash Innovation welcomes new Commercialisation Manager

Monash Innovation recently welcomed Dr Philip Lewis as Commercialisation Manager. His role entails working collaboratively with industry, researchers and the rest of the Monash Innovation team, ensuring that intellectual property developed at Monash has the best chance of making an impact in the world. MIME spoke with Dr Lewis to understand more about the role and how Monash Innovation works with MIME to help grow MedTech at Monash.

Optimising outcomes in patients with aortic stenosis

Monash University news

A software tool is being developed to assist clinicians optimise outcomes in patients with aortic stenosis and reduce their risk of stroke, thanks to MIME Seed Funding.

Researcher focus: Dr Michael Seman

MIME recently spoke with Dr Michael Seman, MIME Seed Funding recipient and cardiologist and clinician researcher at the Alfred Hospital. He provides us with insight into his research to improve diagnostic and treatment strategies for people with structural heart disease.

Partnering with Safer Care Victoria and the Australian MedTech Manufacturing Centre to deliver healthcare improvement through innovation

The Monash Institute of Medical Engineering (MIME) recently partnered with Safer Care Victoria (SCV) to launch a program focused on assisting healthcare workers deliver innovative ideas and technology to improve healthcare.
Anton Isaacs

Researcher focus: Dr Anton Isaacs

MIME recently spoke with Dr Anton Isaacs, MIME Seed Funding recipient from the School of Rural Health, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University. He provides us with insight into his research to support personal recovery of people with lived experience of enduring mental illness.
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