Invited to discuss Anatomy According to Hollywood on ABC Radio Sydney’s Drive program with Jess McGuire, exploring anatomical misconceptions in popular films.

I contributed to the development of UNSW's Virtual Anatomy Lab, an immersive platform featuring 360° learning environments and interactive 3D anatomical models to support flexible, self-directed learning.

Our team's work received an Outstanding Poster Presentation certificate at INSPIREd 2026 and was featured in an ASCILITE educational technology blog (link

For National Science Week 2026, I developed and delivered Anatomy According to Hollywood, a public lecture through UNSW's Museum of Human Disease exploring anatomical misconceptions in popular films through humour and accessible science communication.

Popular demand led to a second, sold-out Halloween Special lecture, while the initiative received recognition through

As an SBMS Outreach Committee member, I support Experience Days and Open Day, introducing high school students to anatomy and biomedical science. I lead Gateway anatomy workshops for underrepresented students using donated human tissue and contribute to public science communication through National Science Week initiatives.

I oversee Anatomy teaching across Phases 2 and 3 of UNSW Medicine, coordinating academic staffing, timetables, teaching allocations and learning resources to ensure consistent, high-quality education across metropolitan and rural campuses.