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Swinburne University of Technology students craft garden of the future - Vimarsana News

Swinburne University of Technology students craft garden of the future

Science fiction, interactive structures, and biomimicry inspired students crafting the Future Garden exhibition.Their final creation was an installation for the East Wing Lobby of 530 Collins Street and featured an array of unique hybrid bionic plant

Curvecrete awarded Accelerating Commercialisation Grant - Vimarsana News

Curvecrete awarded Accelerating Commercialisation Grant

Swinburne lecturer in architectural engineering and co-founder of Curvecrete, Daniel Prohasky with co-founder Warren Rudd have won an Accelerating

Swinburne researchers clean up at 2021 Good Design Awards - Vimarsana News

Swinburne researchers clean up at 2021 Good Design Awards

Design can be transformative. It has the power to improve our quality of life and to create a better and more sustainable world. Leading Swinburne

Startup revolutionises breast milk expressing experience - Vimarsana News

Startup revolutionises breast milk expressing experience

Swinburne 2019 Venture Cup winner and 2020 Accelerator Program participant, Milkdrop has launched its first product in Australia: a super soft breast...

'It made them feel like a cow': Milkdrop redesigns breast pumps - Vimarsana News

'It made them feel like a cow': Milkdrop redesigns breast pumps

‘It made them feel like a cow’: Milkdrop redesigns breast pumps We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A newborn baby with a tongue tie which meant pumping breast milk every three hours gave Alexandra Sinickas a clear-eyed view of the problems with breast pumps on the market. “I’m grateful the pump existed but I had nipple damage and swelling and pain,” Ms Sinickas said. “It hurt every time I used it and that was on top of the emotional side, which is just that feeling of frustr...