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Liquid, together with the Renée Crown Wellness Institute (Crown Institute) at the University of Colorado Boulder, have been recognised at the Australian Good Design Awards 2024 for their innovative approach to social and emotional education for young children showcased in the interactive learning app, InsideU.

We were delighted to sit down with Peter Birch from Talking HealthTech at the Health Innovation Community (HIC) conference to discuss insights from the conference and how we’re working to create a more personalised, connected experience for clinicians and patients.

The Health Innovation Community (HIC) conference, themed “It Starts with Us”, was a powerful reminder that change begins within the collective “us”.

This year Liquid is a sponsor of HIC 2024, where leaders come together to shape the future of healthcare. 

As Liquid marks 25 years as one of Australia’s leading independent strategic design and digital consultancies, we took the opportunity to sit down with our new CEO and Partner, Fiona Armstrong, and reflect on her career to date and the radical evolution of the Liquid brand.

The InsideU learning app is designed to teach children about emotional awareness and relationships, using characters from the Pixar animated film Inside Out.  

In the midst of the AI revolution, we find ourselves caught between the threats and opportunities of its disruption. While economists and industry experts may be divided as to whether AI represents just another step in technical progress or unprecedented transformational change, its impact stretches across the economy, society and industry. 

In today's digital age, the conversation around health data privacy has become increasingly complex. While technological advancements offer tremendous potential for improving healthcare outcomes, they also raise concerns about the security and misuse of sensitive personal information. A common fear among individuals is that sharing health data could put them at a disadvantage if it falls into the wrong hands.

Head to Health, the digital experience connecting Australians to mental health support, has received a merit award in the Tech for Good category at this year’s TechDiversity Awards.  

In recent times, higher education has been portrayed as an industry undergoing significant disruption across all fronts.