Emerging biomedical technologies

 

We explore emerging biomedical technologies, reviewing their progress, potential impact and the challenges that will arise when implementing into health services.

 

AI-driven multiomics: a vision for personalised healthcare

A promising approach towards personalised care is AI-driven multiomics – the combined analysis of genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic, and other biological layers of information facilitated by AI. As each omic dataset provides a unique lens into patient biology, such combined analyses yield powerful insights that no single dataset can capture.

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Early diagnosis of disease has advanced through emerging innovations. Such developments have assisted in the way illnesses are understood and allowed for detection of diseases before symptoms appear.

The changing nature of diagnosis

Published 2025

Gene therapy to remove or reduce daily insulin therapy for T1D has been an attractive prospect for several decades. Despite continued pre-clinical research progress has stalled due to several barriers

Gene therapy and type 1 diabetes

Published 2025

three generations of women

Geroscience is in the early days and builds on wider research into prevention of age-related diseases. While promising, there are fundamental and practical questions to address.

Geroscience: reframing ageing research

Published 2025

 

Innovations for health

Our policy briefings and explainers are part of our horizon-scanning programme to identify those novel technologies showing greatest promise for health research and care. Succinct and accessible, they offer clarity on the key concepts and challenges of novel molecular and data-related technologies emerging from research.

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Page created: 5 September 2025

Last updated: 10 April 2026