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David works with conferences, leadership teams, institutions and convenors across brain health, AI, work, care, human capability and the conditions that shape judgement and participation.

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RESEARCH · IDEAS · COLLABORATION

Begin a conversation

Some connections are worth following before we know where they lead.

You may have read something that connects with your own work.

You may be holding a question, a paper, a possible collaboration, an introduction or simply the sense that two lines of enquiry might be worth bringing together.

You do not need to make it more formal than it is.

A few lines is enough.

A few lines really is enough.

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