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Dr Jack Amiry, Stipendiary Lecturer at Pembroke College, discusses attitudes towards AI and its developing role in medicine.
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Associate Prof. Kerry Walker, Tutorial Fellow in Medical Sciences at Exeter College and Deputy Director of Biomedical Science in the Medical Science Division, explores the future of hearing research.
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