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...Data will be owned by the individual who creates it. There will be a property right within data allowing individuals to trade, share and volunteer their data for personal gain – such as providing data to receive targeted advertising and product discounts or, in aggregate, providing demographic information to assist in policy development. Digital everpresence will...

...data of many people can also be analysed simultaneously on a large scale. This allows scientists to learn more about how our genetics affects our health, and paves the way for groundbreaking discoveries in healthcare which change the way we diagnose and treat diseases. Visit our YouTube playlist to watch more videos from the GRACE project, or visit our website to know...

...data comes from South Asians. Their representation, therefore, needs to increase by four times to accurately represent the number of South Asians in the UK. Underrepresentation can be seen across all areas of genetics research and has significant consequences for the health and well-being of these communities. For example, oximeters used widely during the COVID-19...

...data from the mission and its Cassini mother craft has revealed it to be a fascinating world of methane lakes, rainstorms and cryo-volcanoes. This film brings us the latest news from the orangey world, including audacious plans for a return splashdown. Archive footage appears courtesy of Footagevault. The Moon When Apollo 17 lifted off from the lunar surface in 1972, it...