Exhibitions, Conferences, Hackathons, & Awards

Foldscope for Community Awareness & Monitoring, G20: This talk is part of Side Event Ocean 20 (O20) : Rebuilding the Blue Natural Capital & Ecosystem Services, where the event aims to discuss Blue Natural Capital (BNC) to strengthen Ocean Diplomacy at G20 Indonesia Presidency.
Koji Food Kit, Biodesign Sprint 2022: Joined the sprint as a non-student participant and proposed ‘Koji Food Kit’, a speculative food design exploration that uses evolving fermentation of biologically-enhanced Koji.
Synbio 2050, Grow 04: The Futures Issue, Ginkgo Bioworks: Illustration piece for Grow 04: The Futures Issue on the article Synbio 2050
Fab Island Challenge: Looking Closer with Prakash Lab: Our team’s focus is to deploy microscopic solutions in water environments to explore questions of resiliency and dependancy. In the context of Bali, we wanted to understand the biodiversity of Bali waters for monitoring and avoidance of unwanted diseases like Ciguatera Fish Poisoning. We prototyped plankton nets made of local waste materials and ran a Foldscope and Plankton Surveillance workshop with Balinese students and fishermen

Reconstrained, Melbourne Design Week 2020: “Reconstrained” is an exhibition that draws together speculative and critical design explorations to look at systemic impacts on our lives. The exhibition builds on a RMIT University design studio led by James Auger & Mohammed Ali.

Best Research Project: Polymono, RMIT University MDIT: Polymono is a critical design concept of a future home product-system that digests plastic into monomers and induce users to actively be part of the recycling system. It is my major project for my master degree and was awarded with Best Research Award in the cohort
SD Now Talk: Symbiome: SD NOW is an Asia-Pacific series of Conferences and Masterclasses about design, strategy, ethics, and futures
Top 8 Finalist: Symbiome, Biodesign Challenge 2019: The Biodesign Challenge studio is part of an international design competition offering students the opportunity to envision future applications of biotechnology. Symbiome was one of the 3 entries representing RMIT University.

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