Claude Science and the great consolidation of biotech AI
Dr. Marta Zanchi examines how Claude Science could reshape biotech AI, shifting defensibility towards orchestration, proprietary assets and healthcare’s complex last mile for investors.
Healthcare
Old discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence
Dr Alexander Jarasch of Neo4j explains how graph intelligence can connect fragmented biomedical data to accelerate rare disease diagnosis, drug repurposing, and treatment discovery.
Clinical research won’t move faster until access improves
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
Beyond AI: The future of pharmacy depends on smarter system design
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Why the future of healthcare AI depends on keeping humans in the loop
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
We have the technology to democratise optimal care, why haven’t we integrated it yet?
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
Healthcare AI has a traceability problem – and it’s a risk
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Valneva: Vaccinating in the era of climate change
Valneva CEO Thomas Lingelbach on a striking new vaccine for Lyme Disease, and fighting vector-born disease in the era of climate change.
Healthcare’s digital ambition: moving from potential to practice
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
How tech can turn philanthropy into a real safety net
How tech-driven philanthropy can move faster, save lives and act as a real safety net, using Helpster Charity’s real-time, transparent healthcare funding model.
Leading the charge in allergy diagnostics
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Radiology’s next leap: Automation meets human expertise
How workflow intelligence, powered by large language models, is ushering in a new era of efficiency and collaboration in diagnostic medicine.
From charity to strategy: How companies can build sustainable impact systems
Stanley Olisa, PR Manager at Helpster Charity, explores how companies can replace one-off CSR campaigns with transparent, tech-driven systems that deliver measurable, sustainable social impact.
Unlocking the secrets of allergies
Over two billion people suffer allergies. Many without knowing the cause. Here’s how Thermo Fisher Scientific unlocks the answers.
Rebuilding trust in the NHS: How AI can help restore confidence in care
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explores how responsible AI, clinician co-design, and transparent innovation can help rebuild public trust and relieve pressure across the NHS.
Helpster proves health insurance doesn’t need premiums
Helpster Charity proves health insurance can work without premiums, offering fast, transparent, tech-driven cover that saves lives and protects families from poverty in Africa and Asia.
The digital heart revolution from Grey’s Anatomy to reality
Dr Mark Palmer of Ansys explores how digital heart twins, AI, and in silico medicine are transforming cardiology, improving treatment planning, accelerating trials, and redefining patient care.
Putting ethical AI at the heart of public service
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
Global health aid is broken: Can tech fix it before 2030?
Half the world lacks essential healthcare. Discover how tech solutions like Helpster’s digital-first model are transforming global health aid and closing life-threatening gaps in access.
A new digital frontline in the fight for healthcare equity
Helpster’s Health Help Platform connects underserved patients in Africa and Asia with donors, hospitals, and volunteers, using technology to bridge healthcare gaps and deliver life-saving support.
The future of healthcare: agentic automation as agents for change
Agentic automation is transforming UK healthcare by reducing admin, boosting efficiency and empowering staff—supporting a smarter, more responsive and digitally advanced NHS.
Saving lives at scale: Helpster’s 2024 report shows tech-powered progress in underserved regions
Helpster’s 2024 report reveals how tech-driven healthcare funding is saving lives in underserved regions, proving that innovation and transparency can transform global health outcomes.
Codesigning technologies for healthier communities
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
Codesigning tech for inclusion: The ICONIC project
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.
3M M*Modal: Voice-activated healthcare
AI and natural-language processing present a huge opportunity for stretched healthcare systems to transform their clinical day-to-day.
Schneider Electric’s Smarter, Greener, Happier Future
We speak to Schneider Electric’s MEA region about why an all-digital, all-electric world is required for a smarter and greener future.
A Second Chance To Shine
Ashish Prashar’s journey from youth offender to the Prime Minister’s press secretary and CMO at RG/A demonstrates the importance second-chance hiring.
From poacher to gamekeeper
Royal Van Oord’s switch to renewable energies in order to help protect the oceans.
Technology’s role in fighting food waste
Too Good To Go’s Hayley Conick explains how advanced technologies can help tackle the critical issue of food waste
Is AI the key to reliable emissions tracking in a net-zero world?
Jim Hietala of The Open Group explains how AI, paired with data standardisation, enables accurate emissions tracking—vital for organisations striving toward a net-zero future.
Series Two: Tim Barker
Tim Barker is CEO of digital mental healthcare provider Kooth. In this podcast, Tim talks about Kooth’s philosophy and shares his views on the power of data and AI to support those in need.
Measuring carbon: Insights from SAP and BT
SAP’s Stephen Jamieson and BT’s Sarwar Khan on partnering to develop a means to track emissions across BT’s entire global value chain.
Healthcare
Claude Science and the great consolidation of biotech AI
Dr. Marta Zanchi examines how Claude Science could reshape biotech AI, shifting defensibility towards orchestration, proprietary assets and healthcare’s complex last mile for investors.
Old discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence
Dr Alexander Jarasch of Neo4j explains how graph intelligence can connect fragmented biomedical data to accelerate rare disease diagnosis, drug repurposing, and treatment discovery.
Clinical research won’t move faster until access improves
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
Beyond AI: The future of pharmacy depends on smarter system design
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Why the future of healthcare AI depends on keeping humans in the loop
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
We have the technology to democratise optimal care, why haven’t we integrated it yet?
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
Healthcare AI has a traceability problem – and it’s a risk
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Valneva: Vaccinating in the era of climate change
Valneva CEO Thomas Lingelbach on a striking new vaccine for Lyme Disease, and fighting vector-born disease in the era of climate change.
Healthcare’s digital ambition: moving from potential to practice
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
How tech can turn philanthropy into a real safety net
How tech-driven philanthropy can move faster, save lives and act as a real safety net, using Helpster Charity’s real-time, transparent healthcare funding model.
Leading the charge in allergy diagnostics
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Radiology’s next leap: Automation meets human expertise
How workflow intelligence, powered by large language models, is ushering in a new era of efficiency and collaboration in diagnostic medicine.
From charity to strategy: How companies can build sustainable impact systems
Stanley Olisa, PR Manager at Helpster Charity, explores how companies can replace one-off CSR campaigns with transparent, tech-driven systems that deliver measurable, sustainable social impact.
Unlocking the secrets of allergies
Over two billion people suffer allergies. Many without knowing the cause. Here’s how Thermo Fisher Scientific unlocks the answers.
Rebuilding trust in the NHS: How AI can help restore confidence in care
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explores how responsible AI, clinician co-design, and transparent innovation can help rebuild public trust and relieve pressure across the NHS.
Helpster proves health insurance doesn’t need premiums
Helpster Charity proves health insurance can work without premiums, offering fast, transparent, tech-driven cover that saves lives and protects families from poverty in Africa and Asia.
The digital heart revolution from Grey’s Anatomy to reality
Dr Mark Palmer of Ansys explores how digital heart twins, AI, and in silico medicine are transforming cardiology, improving treatment planning, accelerating trials, and redefining patient care.
Putting ethical AI at the heart of public service
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
Global health aid is broken: Can tech fix it before 2030?
Half the world lacks essential healthcare. Discover how tech solutions like Helpster’s digital-first model are transforming global health aid and closing life-threatening gaps in access.
A new digital frontline in the fight for healthcare equity
Helpster’s Health Help Platform connects underserved patients in Africa and Asia with donors, hospitals, and volunteers, using technology to bridge healthcare gaps and deliver life-saving support.
The future of healthcare: agentic automation as agents for change
Agentic automation is transforming UK healthcare by reducing admin, boosting efficiency and empowering staff—supporting a smarter, more responsive and digitally advanced NHS.
Saving lives at scale: Helpster’s 2024 report shows tech-powered progress in underserved regions
Helpster’s 2024 report reveals how tech-driven healthcare funding is saving lives in underserved regions, proving that innovation and transparency can transform global health outcomes.
Codesigning technologies for healthier communities
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
Codesigning tech for inclusion: The ICONIC project
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.