Barnaby Pickering
Senior Writer
Barnaby lives and works in Yorkshire. Having graduated from University College London with a master's degree in biomedical engineering in 2020, Barnaby is passionate about cutting-edge medical technology. Key areas of focus for Barnaby include diabetes, nanotechnology, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Latest From Barnaby Pickering
Leading The Way From A Singular Position - An IWD Perspective
Anne Osdoit has learned how to transform what would be challenges in her career into sources of inspiration. With this vital skill, she has not only led her company, Moon Surgical, to success, but also aided Sofinnova, where she serves as partner, in its investment strategy.
Sex-Based Diversity In Clinical Trials Can And Will Improve – An IWD Perspective
As a three-time cancer survivor and someone who has participated in a device trial, Alicia Staley, Medidata’s VP of patient engagement, is no stranger to innovative treatments. She spoke to Medtech Insight about how both the gender and socioeconomic diversity of trial participants could be improved.
'Who Cares?' Ablatus’ CEO On Why Improvements To Women’s Health Will Benefit Everyone
Fibroids are an issue that can be debilitating for women, however funding of new treatments for them is abysmal. Medtech Insight spoke to Chung Looi, CEO of Ablatus, about this valuable market, and why women’s health is so often overlooked, and how its solution could have an impact.
Stelo Launch And Dispelling GLP-1s: Dexcom’s Sayer Speaks
Dexcom’s CEO, Kevin Sayer, ahead of this year’s Advanced Technologies & Treatments for Diabetes conference, shared an update on the company’s recent news, future strategy and where he feels the market is headed.
Execs On The Move: February 2023
An interactive look at recent executive-level company changes and promotions in the medical device and diagnostics industries.
International Women’s Day – An Opportunity To Consider Some Of The Shared And Disparate Challenges Faced By Women In Our Sector
Friday, 8 March is International Women’s Day, and to celebrate, Citeline spoke to female leaders from across the medtech sector about their experiences as women, women-specific issues that technology can address, and how they can empower others to reach similar – or even greater – levels of success. Take a look at some interview snapshots below: