Changing charity for the better
We speak to Reason Digital’s Matt Haworth to find out why the charity sector is playing catch-up in the age of technology
January 2021
STEM: Breaking the vicious circle
Anoushka Patel on creating a global COVID-19 entrepreneurial challenge aged just 18
Poppy Szkiler
Poppy Szkiler is co-founder and CEO of Quiet Mark, a company that works with manufacturers to prioritise noise reduction within product design. In this podcast, Poppy talks about following in her grandfather’s footsteps to continue his fight against noise pollution.
Protecting the kidneys of the Earth
The creators of LimKnow discuss how their app uses augmented reality to teach users about the importance of wetlands to the health of the Earth, and the threats they face.
Issue 7
Misinformation is a threat to the global roll out of the COVID-19 vaccines. We speak to Out There Impact about its partnership with the World Health Organization as they look to counter the spread of disinformation through a global mobile education campaign.
Halting the spread of COVID-19 misinformation
Tech For Good speaks to Out There Impact about its partnership with the World Health Organization as they look to counter the spread of COVID-19 disinformation
Alex Rahin
Alex Rahin is the Chief Product and Technology Officer at Cervest, a startup that uses AI to help businesses protect their assets from the risks and effects of climate change. He discusses the climate emergency knowledge gap and Cervest’s ambitious goals.
Getting out of the habit
Ruari Fairbairns, co-founder of One Year No Beer, tells Tech For Good about the community-led platform helping people to give up alcohol
The future of care
An ageing population is putting strain on healthcare systems. Dutch company Luscii believes it has the answer
Sensing the future: Sustainable IoT
Semtech CEO Mohan Maheswaran on LoRa’s role in building IoT for a truly sustainable digital future.
Lenovo: How big data can solve humanitarian challenges
Lenovo’s Ian Jeffs on how Big Data holds the key for large businesses looking to use their influence as a force for good.
Avoiding the AI pitfalls
Dataiku’s Simone Larsson on implementing ethical AI governance at scale.
Series Three: Andrea Danes
Andrea Danes is Global Human Services Leader for EY.
In this podcast, Andrea discusses the company’s work to support vulnerable populations.
January 2021
Changing charity for the better
We speak to Reason Digital’s Matt Haworth to find out why the charity sector is playing catch-up in the age of technology
STEM: Breaking the vicious circle
Anoushka Patel on creating a global COVID-19 entrepreneurial challenge aged just 18
Poppy Szkiler
Poppy Szkiler is co-founder and CEO of Quiet Mark, a company that works with manufacturers to prioritise noise reduction within product design. In this podcast, Poppy talks about following in her grandfather’s footsteps to continue his fight against noise pollution.
Protecting the kidneys of the Earth
The creators of LimKnow discuss how their app uses augmented reality to teach users about the importance of wetlands to the health of the Earth, and the threats they face.
Issue 7
Misinformation is a threat to the global roll out of the COVID-19 vaccines. We speak to Out There Impact about its partnership with the World Health Organization as they look to counter the spread of disinformation through a global mobile education campaign.
Halting the spread of COVID-19 misinformation
Tech For Good speaks to Out There Impact about its partnership with the World Health Organization as they look to counter the spread of COVID-19 disinformation
Alex Rahin
Alex Rahin is the Chief Product and Technology Officer at Cervest, a startup that uses AI to help businesses protect their assets from the risks and effects of climate change. He discusses the climate emergency knowledge gap and Cervest’s ambitious goals.
Getting out of the habit
Ruari Fairbairns, co-founder of One Year No Beer, tells Tech For Good about the community-led platform helping people to give up alcohol
The future of care
An ageing population is putting strain on healthcare systems. Dutch company Luscii believes it has the answer