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SXSW London is the preeminent forum for the new ideas and

leading thinkers who are sculpting the future. In this episode, we talk to Kat Sherling, head of conference at the event to explore the cultural and

technological forces dr... more

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The production of medicines is a high-stakes industry where efficiency and environmental impact often collide.  Given that the pharmaceutical industry is one of society’s biggest polluters, solving this challenge requires massive, cross-continent col... more

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Imagine humans one day living and working on the ocean floor. Aquanauts in subsea habitats, surrounded by ocean creatures, discovering new secrets about our planet. This might sound like science fiction, but DEEP is already making this a reality.

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The UK’s energy system is undergoing a quiet revolution. As we move away from fossil fuels towards a cleaner, more flexible, and electrified future, Octopus Energy is helping to turn the traditional power grid on its head.

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Roger Garcia
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Associate Director of Research and Innovation at Alzheimer's Society
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Women in Science Episode 2: Challenges of developing a nuclear warhead
Q: What is the Astraea program and why is it important in the context of CTBT?
Astraea is the replacement warhead program designed for a CTBT era where underground testing is not allowed; it focuses on material science, manufacturing readiness, and safety, integrating modern technologies to enable design-to-manufacture transitions.
Women in Science Episode 2: Challenges of developing a nuclear warhead
Q: How did you transition from a laboratory/technical path into leadership, and what does leadership look like in your role today?
She moved into management early while continuing technical work, eventually choosing delivery-focused leadership—steering roadmaps and strategy, while shaping the team and mentoring individuals to grow through structured work streams.
Women in Science Episode 2: Challenges of developing a nuclear warhead
Q: Was it true that you initially did not see yourself pursuing science, and what changed that course?
A decisive school experience with an engaging teacher helped her reframe science as accessible and exciting; a belief in science grew as she shifted toward physics and pursued mathematics, physics, and chemistry at A-levels.
How Vertex Pharmaceuticals is revolutionising drug discovery
Q: Tell us about Vertex's research strategy and how it connects to the patient experience and high unmet medical needs.
The strategy starts with understanding the patient's life and experience to identify diseases with high unmet medical needs, then focusing on causal human biology and molecular-level disease understanding to develop medicines that address the root cause rather than just symptoms, supported by a strong science-business synergy.
How Vertex Pharmaceuticals is revolutionising drug discovery
Q: David, tell us about your background. What led you to this career in the life sciences in the first place, and what motivates you day to day?
David describes his journey from a chemistry background, through research and leadership roles, to driving Vertex's Oxford site, motivated by applying chemistry to tangible problems and a passion for helping patients. He emphasizes personal resilience and the importance of relationships with colleagues and mentors in shaping his focus on causal biology and long-term scientific investment.

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This series centers on the intersections of science, technology, and real-world impact, featuring in-depth conversations with researchers, engineers, and industry leaders. Episodes cover a broad range of timely topics—from responsible AI and greener pharmaceutical manufacturing to advanced offshore habitats, flexible energy systems, and cutting-edge drug discovery. The show frequently highlights how policy, collaboration across borders, and hands-on engineering shape outcomes in health, environment, and national security, with guests who bring practical experience and strategic insight. A notable strength is its ability to translate high-level science into accessible narratives, while also spotlighting diverse career paths and leadership in... more

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