Blog - Maneesh Juneja

The $4.4 trillion gap that will separate tomorrow's winners from everyone else Your boardroom is making decisions based on assumptions that were no longer true five years ago.

Last year was a year of turbulent transition for me, both personally and professionally.

I can’t believe I’m writing about my father in the past tense.

People ask me what gets me out of bed every morning.

We can now converse with machines in the form of chatbots.

In this post, I want to talk about lies.

As we begin the 21st century, we are in an era of unprecedented innovation, where computers are becoming smarter, being used to deliver products and services powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).

We're are facing a new dawn, as machines get smarter.

Mobility is an interesting term.

It’s really difficult to write this post, not as difficult as the last one, Being Human, but still challenging.

This is the most difficult blog post I’ve ever had to write.

I've been conducting research for a while now on how patients and their families have innovated themselves.

Back in 2014, Google acquired a British artificial intelligence startup in London, called Deepmind.

Given the launch of products such as the Samsung Gear VR or Pokemon GO, many of us are experimenting with developments in technology such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) to both create, share and consume content.

If you've watched movies like Iron Man, featuring virtual assistants, like JARVIS, which you can just have a conversation with and control your home, you probably think that such virtual assistants belong in the realm of science fiction.

That's the question that I've been reflecting upon over the last 12 months.

For this post, I wanted to share Molly Watt’s story.

For this post, I caught up with Dr Manpinder Sahota, a GP in Britain's NHS.

For this post, I caught up with Dr Brennan Spiegel, to hear in more detail about his journey to get a wearable biosensor from concept to clinic.

In this post, I'm going to be sharing my thoughts regarding the first Scripps Health Digital Medicine event hosted by Scripps Translational Science Institute (STSI) that I attended a few months ago.