Brain boosting: should we enhance cognitive performance? | How the next generation of mRNA vaccines could help tackle cancer | Finding drugs for Health Ageing
Join us on 26th June or catch-up on-demand at your leisure
Saturday 26 June | From 10am BST | On-demand
How the next generation of mRNA vaccines could help tackle cancer, the carbohydrate conundrum: If carbs are bad, why do plant-based diets have so much of it? and the emerging science showing links between movement and your mind are just a few of the topics that feature on the programme.
New Scientist’s Future of Healthcare is an online show for everyone who cares about maintaining a healthy body and mind.
MEET SOME OF THE SPEAKERS.....
MAIN STAGE
Long Covid- Is there a silver lining?
Nisreen Alwan University of Southampton
MAIN STAGE
Carbohydrates, A dietary bogey man?
Fred Warren Group Leader, Quadram Institute
MAIN STAGE
What is the new science of body over mind?
Caroline Williams Science Journalist, author, editor
MAIN STAGE
How are genomics and technology transforming the NHS?
Sue Hill Chief Scientific
Officer NHS England
MAIN STAGE
How will A.I. change
my healthcare for
the better ?
Sebastien Ourselin Head, School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences King’s College London
MIND AND BODY STAGE
Finding drugs
for
Health Ageing
Linda Partridge Scientist University College London
MIND AND BODY STAGE
What is the next generation
of medicine?
Anna Blakney Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia
MIND AND BODY STAGE
Brain boosting: should we enhance cognitive performance?
Nick Davis Senior Lecturer Psychology,
Manchester Metropolitan University
MIND AND BODY STAGE
How can you retrain your immune system to beat
disease?
Catharien Hilkens Reader in
Immunotherapy, Newcastle University
MIND AND BODY STAGE
Can magic
mushrooms treat
depression?
Bruna Giribaldi Clinical Trial Manager Imperial College London
TECHNOLOGY STAGE
How can my smartphone detect the early signs of dementia?
Dennis Chan UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
TECHNOLOGY STAGE
What is the role of sound in
healthcare?
Gianluca Memoli
Senior Lecturer University of Sussex
TECHNOLOGY STAGE
Parkrun: what is the impact of running, walking or volunteering?
Simon Tobin GP and Parkrun Ambassador for Health
TECHNOLOGY STAGE
Robot surgeons: what operations will they do next?
Christos Bergeles Associate Professor King’s College London
TECHNOLOGY STAGE
How are genomics and technology transforming the NHS?
Tara Donnelly Chief Digital Officer NHSX
Plus: see live demos, take part in activities, and attend workshops on the role of 3D printing in healthcare, use origami to explore folds in the brain and talk to researchers about different career paths. Researchers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute will also be showcasing their work and careers, while Medical Mavericks will show how to take photos of the inside of the eye.
Register now to join us on Saturday 26th June or access on-demand and
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