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Bridging the gap in innovation and tech transfer in developing countries: Camnexus - a personal journey from Biotech to IoT

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Jessica will take us through her journey from South America to the UK, overcoming the challenges and barriers to make science and technology accessible and useful to everyone. She will talk about the main pitfalls in the tech transfer process from the industry perspective. She will also tell us about her latest R&D project, developing IoT solutions to enable infrastructure for technology developers in diverse sectors such as healthcare to agriculture in developed and developing regions.

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