Orica, a global leader in mining and infrastructure solutions, is making a meaningful difference to the future of STEM in Australia, through its support to ATSE’s Industry Mentoring Network in STEM program (IMNIS).
A speech pathologist working to rehabilitate those impacted by brain injury, an aerospace engineer working on chemical transportation, and a science publisher working on STEM resources for school students are among the diverse group of 20 emerging leaders in STEM announced to join the 2023 IMNIS Catalyst program this week.
Five outstanding PhD students in the growth areas of regenerative medicine, gene and cell therapy and digital health technologies are being partnered with high-calibre experts to develop their career pathways.
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