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Medical students Jarrel Seah, left, and Jennifer Tang get advice on
their app from Bill Gates as part of their Imagine Cup prize. Photo and caption: Australian Financial Review |
Earlier this year two Monash medical students, Mr Jarrel Seah and Ms Jennifer Tang, won the Microsoft Imagine Cup for the development of an app, '
Eyenaemia'. Now, as part of their prize, they met with Bill Gates, Microsoft's founder, for advice about how to progress further development and commercialisation of the app. Jarrel, a Central Clinical School student, is adding to his MBBS experience by doing a Bachelor of Medical Science in Honours. See the
AFR article for more detail.