The rise of holograms in education
While the world has adapted to learning online, the next step in edtech could be even more sci-fi
While the world has adapted to learning online, the next step in edtech could be even more sci-fi
Wais Shaifta, CEO of Push Doctor, writes for Tech For Good
Michael Jansen’s company is using AI to enable zero-emission buildings, with a mission to drive change globally
Al Kingsley is CEO of edtech company NetSupport, and an influential voice on the topics of education and technology in the UK. In this podcast, Al discusses using tech in the right way as teachers and children adapt to the new normal.
Dr Sina Habibi, CEO of Cognetivity on a potentially groundbreaking screening solution which could revolutionise detecting early signs of Alzheimer’s and dementia
Laurel Christensen is Chief Audiology Officer for GN Hearing, and has dedicated her professional life to helping solve the problem of hearing loss. In this podcast, Laurel reveals some of the cutting-edge innovations being applied to hearing aids today.
Deputy headteacher Susan Ward gives us the inside line on how blended learning is driving the future of education
Rudolf Gordon-Seymour is Head of International Fundraising for Télécoms Sans Frontières, an NGO which sets up emergency communications networks during humanitarian crises. In our interview, Rudolf talks in detail about TSF’s work, along with the challenges and the rewards.
The future of cities is smart. But is it smart enough? We speak to Bentley Systems and others Smart Cities leaders to find out. Elsewhere, we explore Samsung’s sustainability ethos and speak to the UN about the tech behind its refugees relief effort.
Last November, the Sentinel-6 satellite launched with a mission to monitor the Earth’s oceans
CitizenLab’s Wietse Van Ransbeeck on how Civic Tech can help local governments revive democratic participation
Nick Earle, CEO of IoT connectivity specialist Eseye, has enjoyed a nomadic career in technology. He’s led transformation projects at $50 billion corporations, he’s worked in startups and, as he reveals in this podcast, he once had the chance to quiz Jeff Bezos on the future of Amazon.
Innovating new ways to digitally transform refugees’ lives for the better
While the world has adapted to learning online, the next step in edtech could be even more sci-fi
Wais Shaifta, CEO of Push Doctor, writes for Tech For Good
Michael Jansen’s company is using AI to enable zero-emission buildings, with a mission to drive change globally
Al Kingsley is CEO of edtech company NetSupport, and an influential voice on the topics of education and technology in the UK. In this podcast, Al discusses using tech in the right way as teachers and children adapt to the new normal.
Dr Sina Habibi, CEO of Cognetivity on a potentially groundbreaking screening solution which could revolutionise detecting early signs of Alzheimer’s and dementia
Laurel Christensen is Chief Audiology Officer for GN Hearing, and has dedicated her professional life to helping solve the problem of hearing loss. In this podcast, Laurel reveals some of the cutting-edge innovations being applied to hearing aids today.
Deputy headteacher Susan Ward gives us the inside line on how blended learning is driving the future of education
Rudolf Gordon-Seymour is Head of International Fundraising for Télécoms Sans Frontières, an NGO which sets up emergency communications networks during humanitarian crises. In our interview, Rudolf talks in detail about TSF’s work, along with the challenges and the rewards.
The future of cities is smart. But is it smart enough? We speak to Bentley Systems and others Smart Cities leaders to find out. Elsewhere, we explore Samsung’s sustainability ethos and speak to the UN about the tech behind its refugees relief effort.
Last November, the Sentinel-6 satellite launched with a mission to monitor the Earth’s oceans
CitizenLab’s Wietse Van Ransbeeck on how Civic Tech can help local governments revive democratic participation
Nick Earle, CEO of IoT connectivity specialist Eseye, has enjoyed a nomadic career in technology. He’s led transformation projects at $50 billion corporations, he’s worked in startups and, as he reveals in this podcast, he once had the chance to quiz Jeff Bezos on the future of Amazon.
Innovating new ways to digitally transform refugees’ lives for the better