What do some of the UK’s most exciting innovators from the worlds of engineering research and enterprise have to say about technology and the future of healthcare?
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How could emerging technologies change how we diagnose and treat disease? How might they change how we think about healthcare delivery, and what challenges might need to be addressed to ensure this innovation benefits all of society?
Join us as we attempt to answer these questions and more in a panel discussion chaired by BBC Technology Editor Zoe Kleinman. Guests will hear expert insight and predictions about the impact of engineering and technology on the future of healthcare, and have an opportunity to put questions to our panellists.
Our panel of speakers includes Dr Ken Sutherland FREng FRSE, President and CEO, Canon Medical Research Europe Ltd. Further panellists to be announced; watch this space.
To pose a question to our panellists, you can scan the QR code visible on the screen when prompted. You can use the upvote feature if you would like an existing question to be answered. Further joining details will be emailed to registrants ahead of the event.
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Zoe Kleinman is the BBC’s first ever Technology Editor, appointed to the role in 2021. With over 20 years broadcasting experience, Zoe has spent most of her career as a specialist presenter and reporter covering all areas of the tech agenda. She has also presented BBC Radio 4's PM Programme. From gadgets and games to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, she makes tech news accessible to a mainstream audience of millions across national and international BBC Radio, TV and online outlets including Radio 4’s Today programme, BBC World TV and the UK’s most watched news shows.
Date: 23 July 2024
Time: 6.00pm - 7.00pm
Location: Online
Events series: Innovation Incoming
This event is free of charge, but registration is required. After registering your place, you will receive an email that contains login details to join the online event.
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