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Kai Chan

  • SVP Finance & Legal, Ormuco, and Distinguished Fellow, INSEAD
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Dr Kai L. Chan is a Distinguished Fellow at INSEAD Innovation and Policy Initiative. He is also part of the senior management team of a Montreal-based technology (cloud) company.

Previously Dr Chan was a special adviser to the UAE federal government on competitiveness and statistics, where he focused on that country's positioning on global performance indices. He was also a member of the Dubai Expo 2020 bid team.

Prior to moving to the UAE in 2011, Dr Chan served as an associate and the in-ho…

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Voon Loong Chan found fairness and promise for his children in Canada

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By Kai Chan
| The Globe and Mail
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Microswarm bridging effect for dual-surface biofilm eradication in submillimeter infection pockets

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By Biswajit Moharana, Jingyu Sun, Qiwei Zhang, Huihui Du, Shihao Yang, Xin Wang, Bonan Sun, Haojin Yang, Xingyu Hou, Qinglong Wang, Lin Su, Xianfeng Xia, Kai Chan, Joseph J. Y. Sung, Li Zhang, Junjia Guo
| Science Magazine
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Biofilm infections in submillimeter interstices at soft tissue-implant/hard tissue interfaces (infection pockets) pose substantial health risks. Traditional surgical and microrobotic strategies struggle to address biofilms in these multicurvature spaces.
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Choosing the right AI model for work

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By Kai Chan
| synology.com
AI assistants have quietly become part of the default workday. They draft replies, summarize long email threads, translate content for global teams, and turn rough notes into something you’d actually send. But “which model is best?” is surprisingly hard to answer in a way that reflects real work. Brand perception, UI differences, and one bad interaction can skew opinions fast. So we ran a small internal experiment.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

No

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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People hear/read/see only what they want to

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