Cognitio
Cognitio
Podcast Description
Welcome to Cognitio, the weekly podcast by ARCS Australia, your go-to source for insights into the evolving world of medtech, pharmaceuticals, and life sciences. Hosted by Dr Tim Boyle, CEO of ARCS, this podcast delivers bite-sized updates, expert discussions, and professional development insights to keep you informed and ahead of the curve.
Each episode features hot topics, regulatory updates, sector trends, and practical career guidance, with guest appearances from industry leaders, ARCS members, and emerging innovators from BioBeacon. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on topics such as medtech innovations, pharmaceutical regulations, and life sciences trends. Specific episode examples include discussions on the importance of leadership in fostering innovation, regulatory updates from the ARCS Regulatory Affairs Summit, and insights into clinical trials in South Korea. The content highlights practical career guidance and industry developments, ensuring listeners are informed and prepared.

Welcome to Cognitio, the weekly podcast by LifeSciences Australia, your go-to source for insights into the evolving world of medtech, pharmaceuticals, and life sciences. Hosted by Dr Tim Boyle, this podcast delivers bite-sized updates, expert discussions, and professional development insights to keep you informed and ahead of the curve.
Each episode features hot topics, regulatory updates, sector trends, and practical career guidance, with guest appearances from industry leaders, ARCS members, and emerging innovators from BioBeacon. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting
Our sector speaks in technical language, and that language is precise, accurate and often impenetrable to the people it is meant to serve. In this episode of Cognitio, Tim Boyle hands the microphone to Jessamy Gee, founder and director of Think in Colour and Australia's first IFVP certified master visual practitioner.
Jessamy works as a graphic recorder, translating complex discussion into a visual record while it is happening, across healthcare, security, agriculture and public consultation. She makes the case for why visuals change comprehension, memory and emotional connection, runs a short drawing exercise you can do while you listen, and explains how she captures emotionally charged lived experience without flattening it into a data point.
Presented close to complete, as she delivered it.

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