Partner content
It shouldn’t take a crisis to invest in the NHS
The former chair of the all-party parliamentary group on thrombosis says policymakers need to support and sustain innovation in healthcare…
BySponsored
Partner content
A Single Trade Window is key to building the world’s most advanced border
Recent disruptions to trade bring home the need to digitise and reduce all predictable friction in global trade.
By
Partner content
How to recognise and reward shifting workforce priorities
Individuals at different stages of their professional journeys discuss how ambitions have evolved since the start of the pandemic and…
By
Partner content
How to elevate women in tech
Malini Moorthy, senior vice president of HR at Hexaware, discusses the importance of developing female talent at all levels and…
By
Partner content
What next in the world of bioengineering?
Ellen Simmons of Cambridge Consultants takes a critical look at this crucial branch of science to see what challenges are…
By
Partner content
Supporting the UK’s transition to net zero
By Nigel Scrutton, director, and Kirk J Malone, director of commercialisation, of the UK Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub.
By
Partner content
Covid-19 shows collaboration is now essential
Cytiva’s Global Biopharma Resilience Index has shed light on a sector critical to the future of public health
By
Partner content
Putting patients first
The NICE review is a golden opportunity to expand patients’ access to new therapies
By
Partner content
A dream that requires drive
The West Midlands is at the heart of an electric vehicle revolution
By
Partner content
Leading the charge: How are tech leadership priorities evolving following an unprecedented year of change?
Hexaware EVP Milan Bhatt discusses the leadership challenges and opportunities he is witnessing, both within his own organisation and across…
By
Partner content
Why specialist knowledge is key to the future of stroke treatment
Thrombectomy procedures can significantly improve stroke patient outcomes, but their success hinges on speed of delivery and access to expertise.
Partner content
“A once-in-a-generation advance”
Martin James on why support staff and infrastructure are vital to thrombectomy services.
Partner content
Build your own unicorn: How Microsoft is empowering startup ecosystems across the Middle East to learn and connect.
Microsoft for Startups’ virtual conference ‘Highway to 100 Unicorns’ will provide those engaged in the region’s start-up ecosystem an invaluable…
By
Partner content
Why cyber security has become a “team sport”
Experts gathered at a round-table event hosted by the New Statesman and sponsored by BlackBerry to discuss how companies can handle being…
By
Partner content
Why Whitehall doesn’t always know best
Levelling up can't be a top-down process. Westminster has to empower local authorities and realise centralised design and control will…
By
Partner content
“The nation that destroys its soil destroys itself”
Healthy soil can be an economic asset.
By
Partner content
After one year of online learning, what are the lessons for school cyber security?
The New Statesman and Sophos gathered a group of experts to discuss how to respond to increasing attacks against schools…
By
Partner content
“It should be available everywhere”: How thrombectomy saved Gerald McMullen’s life
The swift removal of blood clotting can seriously reduce a stroke sufferer’s risk of death or disability.
By
Partner content
Cyber security and supply chains
Segmenting company networks into smaller domains of trust can help to slow down potential breaches.
By
Partner content
To pay or not to pay?
How ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) became the pandemic’s most prolific cyber threat.
By