Dr Ella Maysami (Lecturer in Neuroscience, Keele University)

Personalised medicine and precision medicine have been used interchangeably in recent years, although there are distinctive differences between the two terminologies.
Personalised medicine addresses tailor-made healthcare for each patient, whereas precision medicine focuses on identifying efficient and effective therapeutic approaches based on genomics and environmental factors. During the Pint of Science session, I address these two topics and will discuss broader implications of research, e-health and AI that would help us achieve the best health and social care in our society.

Dr Jenny Cole (Lecturer in Psychology, Keele University)

As the dust settles on the trend of posting AI-generated portraits of ourselves on social media, you may reflect and wonder why we all found this trend so compelling. What is it about seeing ourselves rendered by a computer that appeals to us? Social psychology has attempted to shed light on why we prefer artificial faces, and it all comes down to our uniquely human ability to contemplate our own mortality.

The beauty of skin tone

William Ntiamoah (Contemporary artist)

Join artist William Ntiamoah to find out more about the Skin Tones project. William will explore Skin Tones through a painting demonstration whilst talking and reflecting on the project itself. You will then be invited to join the painting process by adding your own brushstrokes to the painting with guidance!

 

Entry: £5 
Doors 5pm
Event 5.40pm to 7.40pm