
Financial Services
An epigenetic approach to life insurance
A startup is using biogenetics and AI to provide life insurance customers with an insight into their biological age.
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Financial Services
A startup is using biogenetics and AI to provide life insurance customers with an insight into their biological age.
Health & Wellbeing
The ear is made from a patient’s own cells and could help those born without one or both external ears.
Health & Wellbeing
The pillow is powered by the sleeper’s head movements which are tracked as a measure of sleep quality.
Health & Wellbeing
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Health & Wellbeing
Researchers have developed a thin-film fuel cell made from ceramics that could power medical implants using the body’s own supply of glucose.
Health & Wellbeing
The drones are being used to tackle one of Malawi’s top three public health challenges.
Sustainability
An easy-to-use measuring device indicates when contaminated water has been sufficiently exposed to the sun’s UV rays for water-borne pathogens to be eliminated.
Health & Wellbeing
The app is accompanied by a web-based dashboard that lets corporations—such as senior living communities, hospitals, clinics, and educational institutions—access reporting and data tools.
Health & Wellbeing
A startup is using a technique for rapid gene sequencing to pinpoint areas with high levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Health & Wellbeing
The system helps to prevent injuries and reduces the carbon footprint of healthcare.
Health & Wellbeing
The eco-friendly menstrual discs are made from natural materials and produce 71 per cent less waste than applicator tampons and pads.
Architecture & Design
New relaxation pods for workplaces and public spaces are designed for stress-busting micro-breaks.