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2023 Eureka Prize Winner!

IMAGENDO® team was awarded the 2023 ANSTO Eureka Prize for Innovative Use of Technology!

The IMAGENDO® team includes more than 20 people spread across Australia, The UK and North America.

Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

24th Mar 2024

Radio Health Journal

Pain Is Not Womanhood: Earlier Diagnosing For Endometriosis. Interview with Dr. Jodie Avery and Asha Dickens.


Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

21st Mar 2024

TechTruster

Endometriosis: Femtech brands searching for faster and easier diagnosis.



Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

14th Jul 2023

UofA Newsroom

Dr Jodie Avery has been chosen as one of the 2023 STA STEM Ambassadors.



Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

21st Jul 2023

The Chronicle of Higher Education News

Machine Learning in Medicine.
Using AI to diagnose endometriosis without surgery.

10th Apr 2023

ABC News

Interview with Professor Louise Hull, Dr Jodie Avery, Ali Deslandes and Belle Burgess.
Rebecca Opie

(Article & Video)

Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

3rd Apr 2023

7 News

Adelaide researchers to release website allowing women to self-check for endometriosis‌. Interview with Ashley Young and Louise Hull.
Sowaibah Hanifie

26th Mar 2023

102.7FM 3RRR

Imagendo researcher and President of Australian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine) – Ali Deslandes appeared on 102.7FM 3RRR Digital, Melbourne for a special broadcast on endometriosis during Endometriosis Awareness Month.

Stage one of imagendo for those who have had MRI or TVUS for pelvic pain in the past

25th Mar 2023

2023 Endometriosis Australia Symposium

Endometriosis Australia – The Importance of Research
Featuring: Candy Hertz, Associate Professor Anusch Yazdani, Dr Kate Tyson, Julia Argyrou, Professor Louise Hull, Dr Brett McKinnon, Professor Caroline Gargett, Antara Mascarenhas