Seminar Series: Technology Trends 2007
laurie Wilson
Networking Technologies Laboratory, CSIRO
ICT Centre
Laurie Wilson received a PhD degree in Cosmic Ray Physics from
the University of Sydney in 1973, and after working in Atmospheric
Physics at the University of Oxford, joined the Ultrasonics
Laboratory of the Australian Department of Health, where he gained
an international reputation for research in medical ultrasound.
After this group transferred into CSIRO he broadened his interest to
encompass a range of applications of medical technologies to
healthcare, including the image analysis and visualisation,
telehealth and home telecare and the use of computers and advanced
visualisation in surgery. A current role is coordination of health
applications in the CeNTIE Project of the ICT Centre, including the
Virtual Critical Care Unit. He also leads the Human Factors in
Telepresence group, which contributes to most of CeNTIE’s
applications.
Laurie has published widely, and is frequently invited to address
diverse groups from industry, medicine, academia, business and the
community.
Seminar:
Telehealth and advanced
networks
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