UTS is committed to knowledge exchange and encouraging research collaboration between the university, industry and broader society. But what makes research collaboration effective? And what are the benefits and barriers to collaboration? 

In this episode of Impact at UTS, hear how groundbreaking research developed in partnership with industry is being used to reduce shark attacks in our oceans. Professor Michael Blumenstein, the Associate Dean (Research Strategy and Management) in the Faculty of Engineering & IT, and Dr Paul Scully-Power, Australia’s first astronaut and co-founder of the Ripper Group, share the collaborative success of the SharkSpotter drone technology that is saving lives on Australian beaches. 

From partnerships on our shores to long term collaboration overseas, Michele Rumsey, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development, discusses how her international research partnership with government, health and community groups in Papua New Guinea is transforming maternal and child health outcomes. 

To find out more visit reshub.uts.edu.au



Featured in episode four of Impact at UTS: 



Host and Associate Professor Martin Bliemel, the Associate Dean of Research for the Faculty of Transdisciplinary Innovation 



Professor Michael Blumenstein, the Associate Dean (Research Strategy and Management) in the Faculty of Engineering & IT 



Dr Paul Scully-Power, Australia’s first astronaut and co-founder of The Ripper Group https://therippergroup.com/



Michele Rumsey, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development 



Impact Studios producer/journalist Cassandra Steeth 



The Impact at UTS podcast is made by Impact Studios at the University of Technology Sydney, an audio production house funded by the Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research. 

UTS is committed to knowledge exchange and encouraging research collaboration between the university, industry and broader society. But what makes research collaboration effective? And what are the benefits and barriers to collaboration? 
In this episode of Impact at UTS, hear how groundbreaking research developed in partnership with industry is being used to reduce shark attacks in our oceans. Professor Michael Blumenstein, the Associate Dean (Research Strategy and Management) in the Faculty of Engineering &amp; IT, and Dr Paul Scully-Power, Australia’s first astronaut and co-founder of the Ripper Group, share the collaborative success of the SharkSpotter drone technology that is saving lives on Australian beaches. 
From partnerships on our shores to long term collaboration overseas, Michele Rumsey, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development, discusses how her international research partnership with government, health and community groups in Papua New Guinea is transforming maternal and child health outcomes. 
To find out more visit <a href="https://player.whooshkaa.com/reshub.uts.edu.au">reshub.uts.edu.au</a> 
  
Featured in episode four of Impact at UTS: 
  
Host and <a href="https://discover-research.uts.edu.au/Martin.Bliemel">Associate Professor Martin Bliemel</a>, the Associate Dean of Research for the Faculty of Transdisciplinary Innovation 
  
<a href="https://discover-research.uts.edu.au/Michael.Blumenstein">Professor Michael Blumenstein</a>, the Associate Dean (Research Strategy and Management) in the Faculty of Engineering &amp; IT 
  
Dr Paul Scully-Power, Australia’s first astronaut and co-founder of The Ripper Group <a href="https://therippergroup.com/">https://therippergroup.com/</a> 
  
<a href="https://www.uts.edu.au/staff/michele.rumsey">Michele Rumsey</a>, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development 
  
Impact Studios producer/journalist Cassandra Steeth 
  
The Impact at UTS podcast is made by <a href="https://impactstudios.edu.au/">Impact Studios</a> at the University of Technology Sydney, an audio production house funded by the Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research.

Now more than ever we need to rethink what research we do, how it's done and the impact we want it to have. The University of Technology Sydney is filled with award winning engaged and impactful research that’s making a huge difference in the world. Join Associate Professor Martin Bliemel, along with some of the top thinkers at UTS to learn how to deliver excellent research with impact that transforms society and reshapes our world. 

Now more than ever we need to rethink what research we do, how it's done and the impact we want it to have. The University of Technology Sydney is filled with award winning engaged and impactful research that’s making a huge difference in the world. Join Associate Professor Martin Bliemel, along with some of the top thinkers at UTS to learn how to deliver excellent research with impact that transforms society and reshapes our world.

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