Pandemic took us by surprise. In the XXI century, we have been spending huge resources on research and development of medical sciences, and yet the whole world had to stop and surrender to the virus for many months. To what extend did the pandemic speed up the development of medicine and life sciences? Has it accelerated international co-operation, since Covid knows no frontiers? What is the future of medical and medical-related sciences?
During our seminar Is the Pandemic Revolutionising Medicine and Life Sciences? international panellists from the tree continents: Asia, Europe and North America are going shared their insights and observation regarding the impact of pandemic upon the sector of medicine and life sciences, future trends of development in this the area, as well as drivers for innovation in medicine.
Speakers:
– Prof. Martin Wong, Professor, JC School of Public Health and Primary Care, CUHK
– Prof. Beata Nowakowska, Director of Cytogenetics Lab, Medical Genetics Department, Mother and Child Institute, Poland
– Prof. Stefan Chłopicki, Director of Jagiellonian Centre for Experimental Therapeutic, Faculty of Medicine, Collegium Medicum, Jagiellonian University
– Dr Paweł Swieboda, Director General, Human Brain Project, CEO, EBRAINS AISBL, Brussels
Interventions:
– Jowita Michalska, Founder and CEO, Digital University Poland
– Dr med. Tomasz Maciejewski, Director, Mother and Child Institute, Poland
– Prof. Michael Zochowski, Associate Chair, Experimental Biological Physics, University of Michigan, USA
– Prof. Andrzej Czajkowski, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Science, Physics
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The event was organised by the Centre for International Relations and THINKTANK in co-operation with Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Berlin (HKETO Berlin).
The webinar, held in English, is under the umbrella of CIR’s Asia-Europe On-line Bridge.
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