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Fragmented knowledge in pharma: Bridging the divide between private and public data
Despite the increasing availability of public data, why are so many pharma and life sciences organizations still grappling with a…
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BlogWelcome to TL;DR Shorts
Ever wished you could get to the heart of complex research topics without spending hours wading through lengthy discussions? Our… -
BlogResearch on artificial intelligence – the global divides
There is a large global divide in AI research and development, with the vast majority of research publications and funding… -
BlogFragmentation of AI research: a blog series
AI research has become fragmented across disciplines, geography, and policy. Specialised subfields rarely collaborate, limiting spread of innovations from one… -
BlogImplications of AI for science: Friend or foe? An impressive opening to the Falling Walls Circle 2023
Well, Falling Walls certainly lived up to expectations! It’s six years since I was originally slated to attend but had… -
BlogFuturePub London – The AI edition
#FuturePub returned to London for a special AI edition, and this one was on a whole new scale…180 people attended… -
BlogA good time to be working on AI: an interview with Professor Sue Black
“Because of my background, I’m always interested in how technology can serve the underserved in society, and how it can… -
BlogWho benefits when, from FAIR data? Part 2
In the second part of this three-part series on artificial intelligence, machine learning and open research, Mark Hahnel takes a… -
BlogThe opposite of trust
Could Generative AI provide a solution to the problem of predatory journals? We share the good and the bad news -
BlogMind the trust gap
Trust. Five letters, multiple meanings, immense power. Trust arrives on foot and leaves on horseback. Trust is the basis for… -
BlogDr Jessica Miles: From Michael Faraday to microbiology to AI and beyond
This is the story of how a school science fair inspired a passion for science communication, a PhD in microbiology,… -
BlogThe lone banana problem. Or, the new programming: “speaking” AI
The effects of new technology are seldom either solely positive or solely negative and, as such, there is a responsibility…