Stepping up the printing game: the first 3D heart from human tissue
3D-printed organs from patient’s own cells are becoming a reality that could open the doors to a new era in regenerative medicine.
Category: Technology
Doctor versus machine: how AI will inevitably change medical diagnostics
Are AI doctors on the horizon? Lisa investigates the possibilities.
Fact or fallacy? The text neck “epidemic”
Sean provides an overview of why using your mobile and having neck ache is blown out of proportion
AI and mental health: big data and feelings
Anna explores how artificial intelligence could be used to study, as well as improve, our mental health.
Keep Abreast of Robot Surgeons
Dzachary Zainudden dissects into robotics and medicine in order to report how ‘robotic hands’ have assisted surgeons in treating lymphedema from breast cancer survivors.
Hello World – Book Review
Kirstin reviews Hannah Fry’s Hello Worls, a book investigating the intersection of algorithms with society.
Carries and Initiators: Cooperative Roles in Temporary Teams
Dzachary Zainudden jumps into Dota 2 to explore how its heroes and their roles are relevant to building an effective team within and outside the video game.
TEDxUniversityofGlasgow’s 2019 Conference
The GIST attended the TEDxUniversityofGlasgow’s 2019 Conference: Wrong Way – Go Ahead. Sonya offers a glimpse into the day, covering the astoundingly inspiring talks.
