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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize Forum
MTP Forum Speaker interview: “There are numerous examples of companies that are blurring ethical lines to ensure they are not left behind”
Peter Skillman, the Global Head of Design for Royal Philips, says that "AI is a powerful tool that generates near business hysteria with radical roadmap changes and “trials" without full…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
What is the value of persistence in an innovation process? A discussion with Millennium Technology Prize winner Robert Langer and applied psychology researcher Elisabet Lahti
Innovation is not solely about groundbreaking ideas; it’s about the perseverance and determination to push boundaries even when faced with challenges. We interviewed Millennium Technology Prize winner Robert Langer and applied psychology researcher Elisabet Lahti to understand what it takes to succeed in the long game of impactful innovation.Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
Making a scientific innovation become a world-changing success story: Innovator, scientist and Millennium Technology Prize winner Frances Arnold shares her insights
When someone has won the Nobel Prize and the Millennium Technology Prize (among others), holds more than 60 U.S. patents and has co-founded several companies, it would be easy to assume they’ve been a prolific genius since birth. However, Frances Arnold says that early on, she was just as confused about her career path as the next person.Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
Professor Frances Arnold: Reinventing Evolution
The 2016 Millennium Technology Prize winner, Frances Arnold, reflects on her extraordinary work in the field of directed evolution In 1859, Charles Darwin published the theory of natural selection, exploring…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health
Artificial Carbon Sinks Explained
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is an essential element of life. It is in the air we breathe and plants need it to photosynthesise and grow. Too much CO2 in the air,…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health
Supergraph: MUSCLE SUPPORT WITH EXOSKELETONS
Wearable, external exoskeletons make workingin difficult positions easier. Musculoskeletal disorders are among the most common reasons for sick leave and early retirement. If work conditions cannot be changed, the exertion…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
Blog: Into the Unknown – Why Blue-Sky Research is Vital for Scientific Breakthroughs
Millennium Technology Prize winners Professor Shankar Balasubramanian and Professor David Klenerman discuss the enormous value of researching without an agenda – and the need to fund it properly The response by…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
DNA sequencing pioneers win the 2020 Millennium Technology Prize
British duo Professor Shankar Balasubramanian and Professor David Klenerman have been awarded the Millennium Technology Prize for their development of revolutionary DNA sequencing techniques.Their Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology means…Read more ›
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| Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
New human organs made with Millennium Technology Prize winning innovation
Robert Langer is an American professor credited with the development of delivery systems that allow the administration of drugs to a specific tissue or place in the body. His methods…Read more ›
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| Energy & Environment , Life Sciences & Health , Millennium Technology Prize
The technology behind LEDs illuminates, cools and even finds cancer cells
Shūji Nakamura, an American professor born in Japan, received the Millennium Technology Prize in 2006 for his work in developing LED technology. Thanks to his work, many of the devices…Read more ›
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