At 82, I Have a Simple Dream | Dr. Naresh Chand, M.S., Ph.D., Retired Neuropharmacologist and Former Health Scientist Administrator, NIH/NIDA | Washington DC-Baltimore Area
At 82, I Have a Simple Dream | Dr. Naresh Chand, M.S., Ph.D., Retired Neuropharmacologist and Former Health Scientist Administrator,…
From Chemistry For Dummies to Artificial Intelligence: A Father’s Unlikely Journey into Gene Therapy | Andrew Venables, Founder and CEO of Loxegen, Australia
When his son was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, Andrew Venables, a lawyer and finance executive with no scientific background, embarked…
One Decision That Helps Business Owners Create More Freedom | Kim Groshek, Executive Decision Strategist, Greater Milwaukee
A clear decision about priorities, delegation, and personal goals can help established business owners reduce daily demands and build a…
The Shortest Path to the Brain Runs Through the Nose | Lawrence Fine, CEO and Co-Founder of AGCP Farmacêuticos, Lisbon
Nasal drug delivery could offer a promising route for delivering medicines to the brain while bypassing the blood-brain barrier, with…
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The Next Pharmaceutical Company May Not Look Like a Pharmaceutical Company
For decades, the pharmaceutical business has been built around a familiar sequence: discover a molecule, prove it works, navigate clinical…
Your Coach Used to See You for an Hour. The Future May Let Them See the Pattern
A yoga teacher sees how you move. A life coach hears how you think. A wearable sees what happens in…
Bioinformatics Is Becoming the Operating System for Biology
Bioinformatics was once the discipline that helped scientists make sense of biological data. It is becoming something much more ambitious.…
The Fitness Tracker Is Becoming Something Much Bigger
Fitness technology is moving beyond counting steps and workouts toward continuously understanding how an individual responds to exercise, creating a…
The Brain Is Becoming a New Interface. Who Will Build the World Around It?
For decades, computers have been designed around the limits of the human body: keyboards, screens, microphones, cameras and touchscreens. Neurotechnology…
Your Genome Was Never Meant to Be Compared With One Perfect Human
A human genome sequence dissolving into a vast, interconnected landscape of many different human genomes, suggesting that there is no…
The Hospital May Be Becoming Less Important
The future of healthcare may depend less on building bigger hospitals and more on building systems that know when a…
A Piece of Another Solar System Just Passed Through Ours. What Can It Tell Us About Home?
An object formed around another star has given scientists an unprecedented opportunity to study a fragment of another planetary system…
Your Body May Be Telling You How Fast You Are Ageing Without You Knowing It
The next generation of longevity medicine may use the ordinary patterns of everyday life to understand how each person's health…
The Next Human-Machine Revolution May Begin When You Stop Giving Computers Instructions
The next stage of human-machine symbiosis may not begin with a computer inside your brain. It may begin with something…
