Barclays Eagle Labs Virtual Seminars - Wednesday 6th May

In these uncertain times, it’s easy to start to feel overwhelmed by almost everything. Mindfulness and mindful techniques are a great way to manage the moments where you feel most out of control.

Join us for a guided 15 minute mindfulness session, made up of breathing and grounding exercises. Our guide will talk you through the core principles of mindfulness and how you can use this exercises in daily life.

How to make the most out of this session:

• Find a quiet spot where you won’t get disturbed
• Mute or silence any devices so you won’t get distracted and go hands-free, either by having the session on speaker phone, a headset or headphones
• Get comfortable! Mindfulness is best achieved while sat down, ideally with a back rest. So go to your cosiest chair, sofa or even sit on your bed

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Business Resilience through coronavirus webinar with Barclays Digital Managers & Eagle Labs

This Business Resilience through coronavirus webinar will be looking at the decisions that businesses could be faced with and what support is available to them in this challenging period.

Topics covered include:

• the current economic outlook,
• things to consider when trading with, and as, an affected country,
• impacts on working conditions,
• business security,
• industry specific impacts,
• the potential financial Impacts and how to mitigate some of these, and,
• where clients can get further support both from Barclays and also from other sources.

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Join us for a keynote with Stephen Clemmet, CEO of Cambridge Micrologic

Key takeaways from this webinar include:

• An overview of how it is possible to use AI to predict temperature and fever to detect Covid 19.

We will be discussing how AI and machine learning can help to predict the variable nature of a forthcoming onset of high temperature and fever cycles, enabling improved condition management and reducing the reliance on healthcare monitoring.

The use of AI and machine learning algorithms coupled with pre-set historical fever profiles and live patient-specific data, can help to actively monitor and detect when the temperature rise of the fever is imminent.

Speaker Bio:

Stephen Clemmet is chartered engineer with an MSc degree in Medical Physics and Electronics, plus and BEng degree in Electronic Systems Engineering. His career history includes Great Ormond Street Hospital and Kings College Hospital, where he was a Biomedical Engineer then a Senior ITU Technician. He has led several high-tech companies in Cambridge and Oxford. He continues his first love of designing and building electronic systems and will share how AI can help with fever prediction relating to Covid 19.

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