Technology is both a blessing and a curse for sustainability
Technology aids sustainability through renewable energy but worsens pollution and waste. Individual and collective action can drive more sustainable practices.
Valentin Rusu
Northern Ireland’s Digitally Enabled Pandemic Response
HSCNI, Microsoft and Kainos on their world-beating response to the COVID-19 challenge.
Powering digital equity in Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
Flying To New Horizons
Can aviation be automated? NATS’ Head of Research Louisa Smith talks about developing the world’s first AI air traffic control system
Can cultivated meat help save the planet?
How lab-grown-meat startups are aiming to take both the guilt and the carbon impact out of food.
Transforming African finance, one payment at a time
Karen Nadasen, CEO of PayU Africa, highlights how digital payments are driving financial inclusion across Africa, enabling economic opportunities and transforming access to financial services.
The new health crisis – how digital illiteracy is endangering our seniors
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
Al Kingsley
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.
Canon Medical Arena: A place for basketball and MRIs
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Valentin Rusu
Technology is both a blessing and a curse for sustainability
Technology aids sustainability through renewable energy but worsens pollution and waste. Individual and collective action can drive more sustainable practices.