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Olivier Oullier

Olivier Oullier

Olivier Oullier is professor at the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, CEO of Inclusive Brains and chairman of the AI Institute of Biotech Dental Group

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The estate of Avicii, born Tim Bergling, is releasing Posthumous album 'Tim' on 6 June, 2019. Bergling died in Muscat, Oman in April, 2018. AP
It might be too late to help Avicii but technology can help treat depression

Many tech companies have decided to tackle mental health issues leveraging digital data analytics and artificial intelligence, writes Olivier Oullier

CommentMay 09, 2018
Olivier Oullier, president of Emotiv. Courtesy photo
Mind control? Thanks to neurotech, it's not unfeasible

Thanks to the fact our brain activity can be tracked almost as easily as a heartbeat, more people are learning to control connected objects using only their minds

CommentMay 07, 2018
Robotic exoskeletons like the ReWalk, on display here in Tokyo, are helping people to walk again. Shuji Kajiyama / AP
The power of two: how science and technology can be compatible in more ways than one

Partners in life and work, Mark Pollock and Simone George became creators and collaborators on a project to get him walking again after a horrific accident, writes Olivier Oullier

CommentMay 07, 2018
Lance Armstrong's use of performance enhancers rocked the world of cycling. AFP
Could your morning cup of joe be considered a performance-enhancer?

Society is a harsh judge when athletes misbehave – but there can be a fine line between socially acceptable enhancers like coffee and banned substances, says Olivier Oullier

CommentMay 02, 2018
Medication in the United States followed by Germany and the UAE is among the most expensive in the world to treat common but critical conditions such as heart disease to diabetes, according to a study. Authorities in the UAE have often slashed the prices of medicines and ask healthcare facilities to dispense generic versions instead of well-known brands to ease the burden on residents. Christopher Pike / The National
We can all do our bit to stop antibiotic overuse

Behavioural change in the public, prescribers, pharmacists and policy makers is the first step, writes Olivier Oullier

CommentApril 24, 2018
British teacher Andria Zafirakou (L) receives the "Global Teacher Prize" from Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai during an award ceremony in Dubai on March 18, 2018. Zafirakou who was among ten finalists chosen from 179 countries, won one million dollars of prize money. / AFP PHOTO / KARIM SAHIB
We need to keep rewarding all of those who dedicate their lives to shaping our children's minds

More than ever, teachers matter, for our brains and beyond.

CommentApril 03, 2018

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