Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 11/14/2018
DeepMind has announced that the team behind Streams, a healthcare app for managing patients using its powerful artificial intelligence, is joining Google to create an "AI-powered assistant for nurses and doctors everywhere."
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 10/3/2018
Locum's Nest, a London-based startup which has developed an online platform that helps locum doctors find work, has raised GB pound 3 million ($3.9 million) in funding from Albion Capital and IDO Investments.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 9/27/2018
About 60% of life sciences and pharmaceutical companies are experimenting with blockchain, compared to 22% who were asked about this emerging technology last year, according to new research from non-profit Pistoia Alliance.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 9/17/2018
Innovate UK, the public body charged with stimulating business-led innovation, has announced it will invest GB pound 400,000 into the creation of KQ Labs, a new accelerator program for early-stage startups in the biomedical and data science sectors, in order to improve the state of healthcare technology as the UK's population grows and ages.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 9/11/2018
UK-based medtech company Medopad has acquired Silicon Valley AI startup Sherbit in order to accelerate its ongoing expansion into the US market.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 8/16/2018
Cambridge-based healthcare-tech company Healthera has raised a Series A funding round worth GB pound 3 million, with which it plans to expand its operations across the UK.
Amy Turner, Head, Digital Content, KNect365 TMT, 6/14/2018
Tech TV welcomed 2018 "change maker" and the director of digital development for NHS England, Dr Sam Shah, to TechXLR8, as a keynote speaker across both Digital CX World and the London Tech Week Headliners Stage.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 5/31/2018
A team of researchers from Newcastle University has 3D-printed human corneas for the first time, in what has been described as a potentially game-changing shift for the medical industry.
Phil Oakley, Site Editor, TechX365, 5/30/2018
Artificial Intelligence (AI) detected signs of skin cancer quicker and more accurately than experienced dermatologists in the same period of time, according to a new report.
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