Description
Innovation and research in healthcare is often limited by access to skill sets and equipment; undergraduate environments provide a prime opportunity to foster creativity and leverage skill sets and equipment across an institution; that is unlikely to be available within typical healthcare settings. The expertise of the Product Design Programme ranges from user centred design methods, material and processes know-how to rapid prototyping, complimented by analytical materials science and simulation capability within Engineering. Thus, staff and students are well placed to contribute and able to engage in professional specific cases – but what does this collaboration with the University’s Podiatry Clinic look like and how can we facilitate it? This presentation showcases our skill sharing approach that tested the value of staff and student visits to course lab spaces, subject specific expertise and input to projects, aligned to existing module assessments and delivery.Period | 26 Jun 2024 |
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Event title | UON Research Conference 2024: University of Northampton’s 2024 Annual Research Conference |
Event type | Conference |
Keywords
- Interdisciplinarity
- Podiatry
- Additive Manufacturing
- Orthotics
- Design
- Engineering
- analytical Materials Science
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