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Take a walk down the Thinking Steps for inspirational stories and original thinking from Bond’s best and brightest.
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Dr Iris Lim’s journey to becoming a researcher wasn’t clear-cut. Growing up, she felt like success... -
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Dr Oyuka Byambasuren was researching COVID-19 when she caught the virus. Years on, she still suffers... -
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Neeti Mehta Shukla, co-founder of robotic process automation company Automation Anywhere, has helped... -
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Revolutionary technology borrowed from the construction industry is being explored to improve home... -
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Behind the warm lighting, pink shades and fresh flowers at Dr Donna Tanchev’s women-centred medical... -
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Women are less likely to receive CPR than men. here's why training on manikins with breasts could... -
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As Professor Helen O’Neill retires, she shares her path into stem cell biology, the advances she’s... -
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A Bond University Adjunct Professor is studying the benefits of lupin flour for aged care residents...
Celebrating women in STEM
Women at Bond University are continuously striving towards meaningful advancements in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). As our University observes the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we acknowledge the critical role of women in STEM and the need to celebrate diverse contributions. With women comprising just 15 per cent of all people working in STEM jobs in Australia, Bondies in STEM fields are proud to drive positive change and inspire the next generation. We’re throwing a spotlight on some of their work.
Digital surgery
The doctor redefining surgery with a digital scalpel
A burning desire to make surgery safer set Bond University Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery graduate Dr Nishanth Krishnananthan (Class of 2005) on an incredible entrepreneurial journey.
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Postcards for our ancestors
From Jawoyn Country to Tonga and Bangladesh, our Bond University community is made richer by the diverse community of students, from across Australia and the globe, who call our campus home. Learning about their traditions and family stories inspired Indigenous Student Success and Wellness Officer Teresa Blair to capture a glimpse of their cultural heritage. Through letters to their ancestors, traditional dress, body art and dance, our students have shared with us a look into their legacies.
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Across continents, generations and industries, Bondies are creating positive change one step at a time. From breaking barriers to challenging convention, be inspired by those working towards change.
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