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Cambridge, England
Joined November 2012
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On #mHealth #apps and shifting #healthcare from its outdated passivity to an engaging health & care paradigm. Thanks, @IfMCambridge, for sharing our work on #usercentric #openinnovation in #mobile #health. #digitalhealth #innovation @Cambridge_Uni @Cambridge_Eng @LucyCavColl
With more than 80% of mobile health apps failing to deliver their intended impact, @IfMCambridge PhD student @DevmalyaS tells us why user-centric digital health innovation is critical. Read the full article👉bit.ly/3UK7zeP #innovation #mhealth #healthcare @tim_minshall
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This... "When dressed up, even stupidity can come off as well thought out."
The fancier something is, the more suspicious I become. Most organizations think PowerPoint and thinking are interchangeable. They are not. Powerpoints mask poor thinking. All the time spent making the presentation look good comes at the expense of wrestling with the problem and developing unique insights. Pretty graphics don’t just drug the presenter, but they also intoxicate the audience. When dressed up, even stupidity can come off as well thought out. This isn't limited to Powerpoint. I bet companies that have IR or PR teams do their annual report underperform. If you want to improve your ideas, you need to give poor thinking nowhere to hide. The best way to do that is to write them out and share them in a simple format. Instead of PowerPoint, write a 3-page memo. Not only will you understand the problem, but you'll gain more insights from others than you will with PowerPoint because they'll be able to see your thinking.
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📢 Have you heard about the LucEnt Challenge? 🏆 Your chance to win £1000! 💡 Identify an enterprising solution relevant to the UN SDGs and, if selected, you’ll attend the Enterprise Weekend (10-12 March) for mentoring and a shot at the prize. 👇More info in 🧵below.
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Congrats to @DevmalyaS from United Kingdom on being inducted into the 2022 Class of #EuropeIndia40 leaders. 2022 Class is part of #EUIndia60 campaign & includes 14 men & 14 women from 16 nationalities eicbi.org/2021-class-europei… #UKIndia #IndiaUK #UKIndiarelations
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Honoured to be a #EuropeIndia40 Leader, alongside remarkable women & men. Thanks, @EuropeIndiaCBI @TheSujitNair. Thanks to mentors at my alma maters @MAHE_Manipal @OfficialUoM. And to @Cambridge_Uni @Cambridge_Eng @IfMCambridge @LucyCavColl for the opportunity to contribute.
Ms Renita Bhaskar - Minister Counsellor (Head of Trade and Economic Affairs) - @EU_in_India announced the 2022 class of #EuropeIndia40 Leaders list. The #EuropeIndia40 is an annual listing of next-gen leaders under 40 in the #IndiaEU/ #IndiaUK corridor - eicbi.org/2022-class-europei…
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Thanks @CamTechPod - looking forward to this too! @IfMCambridge @Cambridge_Eng @ChurchillCol @Cambridge_Uni – at East, England
Super excited to have @tim_minshall on the #CamTechPod – watch this space for what will undoubtedly be a great discussion on #innovation #manufacturing #convergence #skills
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Learning.
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#NationalEngineeringDay 2022 Here's a quick overview of just some of what our #engineers get up to, helping to #EngineerBetterLives. 1. #Robots helping doctors Read more: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/introduci… youtu.be/MMopLqK8YPo @ThisIsEng @RAEngNews #ThisIsEngineering
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"How's your #research progressing?" ... Thankfully, there are these trampoline-like uplifting supervisions with Prof @tim_minshall to get me back on track :) #PhD #grateful
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✨ A new photo from the James Webb Space Telescope shows the Pillars of Creation — made famous by the Hubble Space Telescope — in vivid detail like never before. Just compare JWST's photo (left) to Hubble's 2014 version. trib.al/UwUhKIV
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Putting the user at the centre: the future of digital health apps 80% of mobile health apps fail to deliver their intended impact. PhD student @DevmalyaS @IfMCambridge tells us why he wants to help firms change this. #DigitalHealth #Innovation eng.cam.ac.uk/news/putting-u…
How exciting! Prof. @tim_minshall's eagerly awaited book—Your Life is Manufactured—releases April 2025. An insightful + delightful read (a rare combo) on #manufacturing, #engineering from one of the best who lives, breathes, & inspires #innovation.
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Your worth is not defined by what you achieve or acquire. It’s a question of who you become and how you contribute to others. Self-esteem should come from character, not success or status. The highest accomplishment is to be a person of generosity, curiosity, and integrity.
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So too with #innovation, more so in #Health and #care. #impact advances better when unhelpful precedents are evaluated and addressed in a better way.
Precedent is a poor reason for decisions. It calcifies the status quo without a compelling rationale. It doesn’t matter how long a tradition has stood. If the old way is wrong, it should be challenged and changed. Progress lies in improving the future, not defending the past.
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Amazing opportunities to join the team @IfMCambridge @Cambridge_Eng to help manufacture a better world #manufacturing #automation #sustainability #scaleup jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/35405/
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Following your passion is a luxury. Following your values is a necessity. Passion is a fickle magnet: it pulls you toward your current interests. Values are a steady compass: they point you toward a future purpose. Passion brings immediate joy. Values provide lasting meaning.
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