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Keep an eye out for our published paper and presentation on our 'BEAT to TREAT in 60 minutes' protocol at CVCT in Washington DC on December 11th. Learn more about the protocol from this video 👇 https://buff.ly/3PkH7aH

Valuable Insights in this session hosted by CDER, CBER, CDRH. Enclosed is the link to the PowerPoints from the sessions: https://lnkd.in/gUbkZKqQ

Speaking up is essential for safe #tech and #ai. As with #Horizon, when #whistleblowers are silenced, risks increase and can spiral out of control. As well as working on legislative change, we're analysing what happens in practice in #tech, and exploring how #AI can help #whistleblowers, many of whom self-represent, in litigation. Follow WhistleblowersUK to receive future updates. Daniel Aldridge MBCS Georgina Halford-Hall #WhistleblowingBill

Dr Tom Bruce spoke at our recent CBCS seminar about his research determining whether or not dingoes limit the activity or abundance of feral cats and foxes. Watch the full seminar below, and learn more about Tom's amazing work here: https://lnkd.in/g6ZBKF9x

Tale of the tape Pt 2: Build Bridges - Dig Tunnels After a powerful two days, it was time to close the United Suicide Survivors International conference. In Part 1, the approach was more distant, using a shared metaphor, but here, there’s permission to speak based on shared experience. Listening to the speakers over the two days, standout gems were extracted and repurposed as a potent summary. There was also space for a personal testimony, as the topic was very close to home. The route to deepened relationships appears in two paths - bridges and tunnels. Bridges, overt and above ground, where ideas, tools, and people cross freely. Tunnels, underpasses of the unseen—the invisible connections between us. Sometimes dirty work - even after completely being dug out. A path all the same. The standing O at the end wasn’t a testament to the piece; it was the bridge and tunnel co-created by all of us with a common totem: the pieces of us we commit to remember and move forward. Listen, share and if you’d like your conference opened and closed like this - email Mira Mambetalieva (mira@franklyspeaking.agency).

Our paper with Gergely Gosztonyi on EMFA is out! The study examines whether the self-declaration procedure envisaged by the EMFA would create a loophole for rogue media actors and bring confusion at both the European and horizontal levels, or if it would fit the original goal of the EMFA — but why don’t you check it out yourself? Here’s the link: https://lnkd.in/dWaD2aQ4

If you’ve been following the story, or even if you’d like to join in now, here’s the link for chapter 12 of Just in Time Service. https://lnkd.in/gQy9AfRX

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Excited to announce that I will be presenting an adjusted version of my previous stroke project work at the upcoming Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis Conference. Through the GRACE (Generalized Risk-Adjusted Cost-Effectiveness) Framework, I will showcase how risk-preference adjustments play a critical role in the model adaptation. My presentation will mainly focus on "How are we applying the framework" over generalized stroke improvements with either a procedural/operational or device change. Additionally, I will also demonstrate some validation techniques to justify the model application as the "Why can we apply the framework." Looking forward to sharing my experience coping with the benefit-cost analyses over complex technological improvements. Stay tuned for more updates! #GRACEFramework #SocietyforBenefitCostAnalysis #StrokeImprovements #ValidationTechniques

Here is a condensed video of my presentation at TPAC in Vancouver: https://lnkd.in/g4FnrBC6