Invitation to the SJCDSS public lecture on 9 Dec 2025 - "AI, Voting Systems, and Elections" by Professor Paul Goldberg, Sir Jeffrey Cheah Fellow in Computer Science; and Professor of Computer Science, Brasenose College.
Since 1913, the UK Medical Research Council (MRC) has driven global medical breakthroughs, including DNA structure, monoclonal antibodies, and MRI, earning 32 Nobel prizes.
This lecture discusses the current state of Planetary Health, where human development indicators are improving while natural life support systems are eroding.
Sir Jeffrey Cheah Distinguished Speakers Series: Re-socializing our understanding of disease: The social anatomy of the HIV and TB epidemics in southern Africa by Professor Keshavjee and Professor Becerra.
The traditional model for biomedical discovery funded by a single government agency or foundation has served us well for many decades but it is not equipped to address the big global challenges we face.
While artificial intelligence has been developed for some time, it was the remarkable breakthrough and the availability to mass usage that has aroused the interests of many people, including individuals, industries and government entities.
