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Biotech Review of the Year: Six months on
Click here to listen the audio It's hard to believe that six months have passed since we released the 11th edition of our Biotech Review of the Year publication. Our editors, Greg Bacon, Xisca Borrás, and Will Hewitt, thought now would be a great time to catch up and discuss any developments since the launch.
Highlights from the WIRED Health Conference 2024 (via Passle)
We enjoyed an interesting day hearing about tech and healthcare at the recent WIRED Health conference. The conference brings together speakers and attendees from across the tech, life sciences and public sectors to discuss and collaborate on new trends in the health space. Here are some of our highlights and key talking points from the day: The use of wearables for consumers to understand their own health needs continues to be a popular trend.
Highlights from the WIRED Health Conference 2024
We enjoyed an interesting day hearing about tech and healthcare at the recent WIRED Health conference. The conference brings together speakers and attendees from across the tech, life sciences and public sectors to discuss and collaborate on new trends in the health space. Here are some of our highlights and key talking points from the day: Consumer Products and Health The use of wearables for consumers to understand their own health needs continues to be a popular trend.
AI’s emerging role in cancer diagnosis
A study conducted by the Royal Marsden Hospital and the Institute of Cancer Research used AI in combination with a technique called radiomics to diagnose a rare cancer more accurately and earlier than ever before. Radiomics extracts quantitative data from medical images such as MRI or CT scans. Instead of relying on medical professionals to analyse these images, radiomics analyses quantitative data extracted from scans.
Failing faster using AI cannot be considered a success - A round-up of TechBio UK 2023 conference
Bristows attended TechBio UK 2023 last month, the BioIndustry Association’s conference that showcases the latest developments from companies working at the interface between biotechnology and technology. It was an action-packed day, filled with sessions on a range of interesting topics from doing deals with big pharma and big tech to the use of AI and the future of genomics. Here are our four key takeaways from this year’s conference: 1.
Can you read minds yet? The ICO publishes its report on the use of neurotechnology
In an attempt to stay ahead of the game, the ICO has prepared a report on the use of neurotechnology, a technology that is experiencing a period of rapid proliferation and one that the ICO expects to become commonplace in due course.
Deutsche Telekom/Slovak Telekom - CJEU Clarifies The Scope Of Bronner And The Law On Refusal To Supply - Anti-trust/Competition Law - European Union
European Union: Deutsche Telekom/Slovak Telekom – CJEU Clarifies The Scope Of Bronner And The Law On Refusal To Supply 05 April 2021 by Pat Treacy , Edwin Bond and Will Hewitt Bristows To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Last week, on 25 March, the CJEU handed down its judgments in Deutsche Telekom and Slovak Telekom (cases C-152/19 P and C-165/19 P). The judgments provide a useful summary of the law on refusal to supply.
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