Braemar Summit Coverage

  • DAILY MAIL- RACHEL JOHNSON: The lesson I’ve learned from my meeting with jab genius

    Rachel Johnson attend The New Enlightenment Summit in Braemar

    Attendees included Dame Sarah Gilbert, co-creator of Oxford/AstraZeneca jab

    Debates need for lockdown if 90% population has had covid or been vaccinated

  • Strathclyde partners in New Enlightenment summit

    Leading scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and policy makers came together this week at a University of Strathclyde-supported event to explore the opportunities of a ‘new enlightenment’.

    The two-day summit at Braemar brought together leading figures to examine issues and advancements in fields including medicine, public health, artificial intelligence, space, biodiversity, the green industrial revolution and leadership.

  • FT Weekend: Alec Russell

    Lucky students from Strathclyde university hear via livestream several of Britain’s greatest scientists and tech leaders on everything from the next pandemic to the ethics of AI.

“I truly learned a lot and had some wonderful conversations with many people from such broad church of disciplines who were assembled. ”

— Professor Andrew Pollard

“I had a terrific time and learnt so much - my brain is on fire! What a treat to meet so many brilliant and fun people after 18 months of being holed up. Everything ran to perfection - brilliant speakers, amazing dinners and wonderful settings”

— Carolyn Esser, Deputy Director, Europe and Middle East Communications at Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

“We loved the New Enlightenment, the attendees and rich conversations, the excellent support staff and the brilliant venue. It truly was fantastic.”

— Raffael Jovine, Founder & Chief Scientist, Susewi

It was a wonderful experience, so many interesting people, a wonderful environment, and an organisational tour de force. It has left me with much to think about and I’m sure the ideas and people I met will influence me in many ways for years to come

— Jason Chin, Programme Leader at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology