The Digital Sciences Initiative(DSI) is hosting a Digital Transformation Colloquium to be held on Wed 29th of May 2024 in line with the strategic focus of bringing together researchers and industry partners to cross-pollinate ideas across different disciplines and explore innovative solutions in the digital space. The focus areas will be digital transformation in agriculture, health and society, exploring how digital technologies can contribute to building a more sustainable and resilient future. The colloquium will comprise talks from experts both from the University as well as industry. It will feature a poster session and lightning talks (1 min pitch) highlighting some of the outstanding work being undertaken by our students and post-docs across the faculties.
Theme: Digital Transformation
Date: Wednesday 29th May 2024
Time: 8.30am – 3.30pm
Our colloquium promises to be a dynamic forum for sharing insights, fostering collaboration, and exploring the frontiers of Digital Transformation. Here’s what you can expect:
Presentation Sessions – Listen to presentations from esteemed DSI colleagues and industry leads highlighting recent findings, challenges, innovative approaches, and emerging trends in Digital Transformation.
Poster session – Engage with our students and post-docs as they present posters covering a diverse range of current and exciting digital topics.
Panel Discussion– Join a panel of experts to explore key challenges, opportunities, and future directions under two themes – Navigating Digital Transformation in Agriculture and Health and Digital Transformation for Sustainable Futures
Networking Opportunities – Connect with fellow attendees, exchange ideas and participate in the discussions. There will be ample opportunities for networking and collaboration among attendees, fostering new connections and partnerships.
Laboratory Tours – Visit our state-of-art labs where groundbreaking research and collaborative activities take place.
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Registration is required for attendance. If you are interested in attending the event please contact dsi@sydney.edu.au