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Many interesting insights on this podcast with Tino U. and Daniel Reichman, Ph.D., talking about leveraging AI, entrepreneurship and the onset of Ai-RGUS - No Camera Left Behind® https://lnkd.in/g3bgWdNk #AI #security #artificialintelligence #monitoring #podcast #entrepreneurship

In an era where agricultural sustainability is paramount, #soilless_farming (SLF) emerges as a promising alternative to traditional farming methods. Our latest review article explores how #biochar can revolutionize SLF, making it a robust, eco-friendly solution for modern #agriculture and reducing #Greenhouse_Gas emissions. It also emphasizes the importance of having clear guidelines for #commercial_biochar production. Key Insights: 1. SLF Advantage: Higher yields, less water and land use, and no soil degradation. 2. Biochar as a Substrate: Enhances #nutrient retention, supports #microbes, and fits well in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA). 3. #Circular_Economy: Converts waste into a valuable resource, reducing environmental impact. Challenges: #Production_costs, scalability, and #crop_specific biochar needs. With the right research, biochar can transform modern agriculture. #SustainableFarming #Biochar #SoillessFarming #CircularEconomy #AgInnovation Symbiosis Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability - SCCCS SYMBIOSIS INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OM PRAKASH SHARMA Dr Prakash Rao Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/dYsqjm-w

It's great to be a part of an organization that leads in sleep research. As you advance your innovations in the sleep and wellness fields, let's chat soon. #Leadership #Innovation #ClinicalResearch

✨ Robert Oh, MD: CGM Pioneer ✨ Dr. Robert Oh MD, MPH ‘s career has spanned military service, residency education, and he now serves as the Chief Wellness Officer for the Veterans Affairs Health Care System in Palo Alto. An enthusiast for cutting edge medical innovations, Rob has used continuous glucose monitors since 2019 and advocates for their use in family medicine practices. In this episode, Kelly, Lalita and Rob discuss medical research, the challenges of applying statistics-based evidence based medicine to individual patients, and that the future of primary care will be patient-led. https://lnkd.in/gcDRR6uM

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In honor of #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth, the NeuroLeadership Institute's DEI Center of Excellence celebrates luminaries in science who are planting the seeds for a better future — by making history today. Today, we honor the Arab American Health Network Alliance. Watch the video below to learn about their work.

Almac is a truly unique company! The McClay Foundation, which wholly owns The Almac Group, was founded by Sir Allen McClay and exists to make meaningful improvement and advancement in human health. The McClay Foundation’s objectives are: 1. To support and encourage research and innovation. 2. To advance the use of diagnostic tools and drugs in the prevention, control and cure of diseases. 3. To ensure latest advances in healthcare are available to all, including developing countries. 4. To generate and promote employment opportunities. 5. To support and promote such educational purposes as the trustees shall select The McClay Foundation’s four strategic focus areas are: • Research and Development of New Medicines • Oncology Research - Targets and Biomarkers • Research led care for those in end of life or life limited circumstances • Promoting health and wellbeing in disenfranchised communities and geographical locations With 18 locations and a further 60 depots around the world, we are where our clients and patients need us to be. Sir Allen McClay’s vision for Almac continues to drive our daily focus on partnering to advance human health. 🌟 Discover Almac: A Pioneer in Advancing Human Health! 🌟 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eufZkaXe #biotech #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials #drugdevelopment #healthcare

Take a listen to this excellent episode where Kelly Nieves and I chat with Robert Oh MD, MPH. This was definitely an enlightening conversation: especially the reframe about how the future of primary care will actually be driven by patients…a democratization of primary care, if you will. What does that mean for family medicine? I think it means a more expansive and supportive role, to be honest, something to be excited about if we can get ourselves there. In fact, I believe that trusting patients and their experiences is crucial in rebuilding trust in a medical system that has become increasingly siloed in an attempt to defend itself against the concurrent boom of "innovation." (It's not always true innovation, sometimes it's a just a disgruntled tech bro with a good story, rich friends, and a PR team) Ultimately, our job is to find the innovations that really offer benefits by cutting through the fog. Getting on board with technologies like CGMs that put data into patients own hands, might be a first step in that direction.

In my time at Boston Scientific, somewhere along the way I earned the trust of my current and former managers, my director, and a handful of mentors... People leaders who have remembered and reminded me that to do the level of work they have come to expect of me, I need to take care of myself (and not every person faced with unexpected personal challenges is so lucky to have this kind of support in the workplace). These figures in my life have each granted me the flexibility that I have needed to fulfill and, in some cases, exceed the expectations of employment -- showing up and getting the job done. I am grateful to report to people leaders who in this past year have actionably supported my individual/situational needs and my career development. I look forward to their continued support as we work together "Advancing Science for Life" through meaningful innovation for patients affected by digestive diseases across the globe. 2024 Highlights: I was fortunate to represent my franchise and attend the Florida Live Endoscopy Conference where I viewed a multitude of live cases and attended educational breakfast sessions/lectures. I was a finalist for a "Team Player Award" at the 2024 R&D Awards for the Endoscopy Division (photo below shows the amazing award winners and finalists along with leadership). Last but not least, I earned a promotion in title to Engineer III. Another important steppingstone in my career. I'm not really one for New Year's Resolutions but that's because I believe that we can be intentional each and every day to move toward a better future for ourselves and/or others. That looks different everyone because of our respective personal obstacles and that's okay. Instead of a resolution, my hope for 2025 is that I continue to surround myself with folks like me, who are resolute in their intentions to help and support the people in their lives and those they might never meet in any way they can. I challenge anyone who reads this to remind themselves of something/someone they're grateful for this year and to decide what they want to bring with them into 2025.

I look forward to the future and what we as visionary healthcare leaders in the Alfred Emergency Academic Centre can create and share. Here's to revolutionising the future of Emergency healthcare!