Biomechanics Research & Innovation Challenge

Participating schools

As a BRInC Mentee you will get to work in a team of girls to develop your own biomechanics project and story. With the guidance of a mentor, you will use laboratory-based resources and access training on a weekly basis to gain hands-on experience in biomechanics and the biomedical engineering industry.

The workshops are led by BrainSTEM, industry partners and international leaders in the field. These workshops and masterclasses aim to provide you with critical life skills and help you to develop important STEM and entrepreneurial skills. During the program, you will meet other like-minded girls and together you get to create your own biomechanics stories. You do not need any previous knowledge of biomechanics or STEM, only an interest to learn and a curious mind are needed.

To end BRInC, together with your team and mentors, you will attend an online event where each team will deliver a project presentation and share their biomechanics story. You will get to learn about the projects undertaken by teams of girls across Australia and network with other girls and women in biomechanics.

Thank you to the schools that have taken part in BRInC

Thank you to the schools that took part in BRInC in 2022.

  • Alice Miller School, VIC
  • Melbourne Girls College, VIC
  • Presbyterian Ladies College, VIC
  • Lowther Hall Anglican Grammer School, VIC
  • Rockhampton State High School, QLD
  • Keira High School, NSW
  • Moorefield Girls High School, NSW
  • Our Lady of The Sacred Heart College Kensington, NSW
  • Gosford High School, NSW
  • Orange High School, NSW
  • Kanahooka High School, NSW
  • Canberra High School, ACT
  • Willyama High School, NSW
  • Robina High School, QLD
  • Wavell State High School, QLD

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