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Shrinking the Laboratory: Engineering Health for the Bottom Billion
Monday 25 May 2026·7:00pm·The Royal Institution
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Monday 25 May 2026
7:00pm
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The Royal Institution
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About this event
Dr Saumya Kareem Reni of the University of Westminster reveals how AI and advanced signal processing are dismantling the barriers to global health. From bulky lab equipment to AI-driven handheld diagnostics, this Royal Institution lecture traces the journey of point-of-care technology — and its potential to make malaria detection and tropical disease diagnosis accessible everywhere on earth. A rare intersection of DeepTech, global health, and applied AI.
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Saumya Kareem Reni
Director, Applied DSP & VLSI Research Group; Senior Lecturer, University of Westminster
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