Latest innovations in Climate Resilience, Climate Monitoring & Disease Control
Join British Expertise International to explore some of the latest innovations in key areas such as disease control and climate monitoring, and for a Q&A with some of our members driving development innovations and pushing the boundaries.
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In 2020, the paramount importance of embracing science and technological innovation to address emerging issues has come to the fore – and British companies are at the forefront of many vital innovations making a difference around the world.
Join British Expertise International to explore some of the latest innovations in key areas such as disease control and climate monitoring & resilience, and for a Q&A with some of our members driving development innovations and pushing the boundaries.
Using these projects as case studies, the event will explore some of the latest technological innovations for disease control and climate monitoring & resilience, and how data modelling can help deliver positive social impacts internationally:
HR Wallingford: D-MOSS space based early-warning system for dengue fever – Winner in International Development: Non-Physical Project category -
Mott Macdonald: Fleming Fund/ Anti-Microbial Resistance – Highly Commended in International Collaborative Project category
Resurgence: Developing Risk Awareness through joint action (climate forecasting service)- Winner in International Collaborative Project category
