Live Podcast - International Women’s Day 2024

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In this special live episode, recorded at Western Sydney University, Emerging Tech Unpacked host Lucy Lin celebrates International Women's Day and delves into the careers of two inspirational women in STEM. Niina Matthews, a PhD candidate at the University of Technology, Sydney, discusses her groundbreaking work in 3D bioprinting cardiac patches. Dr. Louise Brown, CEO and founder of Hydgene Renewables, explains the nuances of green hydrogen and its role in the future of renewable energy. They share their career transitions, the importance of networking, and valuable advice for overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing change. Join us as we break down emerging tech myths and highlight the contributions of women leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

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00:00 Introduction to Emerging Tech Unpacked

00:52 Meet the Speakers: Niina Matthews and Dr. Louise Brown

02:50 Niina Matthews: From Supply Chain to 3D Bioprinting

04:34 Dr. Louise Brown: From Academia to Green Hydrogen Startup

06:25 Exploring 3D Bioprinting

13:46 Understanding Green Hydrogen

20:39 Career Transitions and Advice

22:13 The Light Bulb Moment

22:53 Networking Tips: Taking the Leap

23:28 Balancing Career and Family: A Realistic Approach

24:03 From Academia to Startup: The Transition

26:50 The Importance of Soft Skills in Career Development

31:27 Ethical Considerations in 3D Bioprinting

34:03 The Economics of Green Hydrogen

35:02 Embracing AI in the Future of Work

37:35 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways

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