In an ever-changing world it is easy to live in the moment, to blame others for the state of the world, be it human conflict, climate change, financial market crises or even the availability of certain commodities including food.
Discover how innovative technologies and a proactive approach to managing diabetes can transform healthcare delivery. Learn how personal data and smart devices can empower individuals to take control of their health, potentially reducing the burden on the NHS, and explore how Scotland's Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) is driving change by inspiring the next generation of digital health solutions.
Following the launch of our 2022 theme, we are delighted to announce that we have made £11.5m social and economic impact in Glasgow as we celebrates its 10th year of events, engaging learners and sparking ideas globally.
As a powerful female Head of State for many years and longest-reigning British Monarch, we're inspired by the legacy Queen Elizabeth II has left to all during her service to the Commonwealth and UK.
We follow examples set by Her Majesty and be inspired by talks from brilliant women who lead fiercely and fearlessly, and men who support women around them.
The Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) supported TEDxGlasgow’s Climate Action Initiative by challenging colleagues to help walk or cycle the distance to Expo 2020 Dubai. DHI, is keen to help promote and develop initiatives that will help us to make a positive impact on climate action, faster.
As we get ready to launch our 2022 theme and the next Climate Action Initiative, we caught up with Dr Karin Helwig, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader, Msc Climate Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) on the humanitarian issues and outcomes of 2021 and how GCU and TEDxGlasgow partners plan to enable the next generation to act on climate change and climate justice for people from all communities.
