From bench to bedside: AI for health and care
11 July 2019 by Jessica Montgomery, Senior Policy Adviser
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies over the last five years have generated great excitement, especially in the areas of…
Posts categorized 'Health and wellbeing'
Remote science: challenges of working in the polar regions
27 March 2019 by Holly Winton, GERC secretary and Polar-Atmosphere Ice Chemist at the British Antarctic Survey
The Arctic and Antarctic modulate the global climate system, their productive oceans support vast numbers of plankton, fish, sea birds…
Synthetic biology: Where are we now and where are we going?
12 December 2018 by Jonny Hazell, Senior Policy Adviser, Wellbeing
The Royal Society, the Wellcome Trust and the African Academy of Sciences co-hosted a side event on synthetic biology at…
AI in health and care: delivering novel therapies in the 21st century
26 November 2018 by Jessica Montgomery, Senior Policy Adviser
From genomics, to digital technologies, and gene-editing to stratified medicine, a range of emerging technologies promise revolutions in the design…
From geoengineering to gene drives: move over, moratoria
16 November 2018 by Emma Woods, Head of Policy, Wellbeing
Around this time six years ago I was in Hyderabad in India getting to grips with moratoria. Back then conversations…
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