Policy Impact: Nutrition, EV grants, AI ethics, and economic research (ISL supported)

Who is in charge of deciding what "AI" means and what it can and should do? How does it affect our current lives, and how will it evolve in the future? And how can we be equipped to tell what dangers are realistic - and what is the work of science-fiction?

We analyse the role of strategic behaviour by official lenders in facilitating the “successful” implementation of bailouts during the European sovereign debt crisis.

This research examines who is more likely to buy an electric vehicle (EV) based on an Irish survey and how policy can influence uptake numbers. We project future targets and emissions under different policies and look at who benefits and the cost to the Exchequer.

Leanne has a BSc Human Biology and holds a PhD Nutritional Biochemistry from the University of Nottingham. With demonstrated medical affairs leadership and over 15 years’ experience in FMCG, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, Leanne is a specialist in bridging the gap between science & business to create growth opportunities through innovation, renovations and communication. Passionate about helping people life live to the fullest, Leanne is committed to helping Abbott bring science-based nutrition to people of all stages of life. #Abbottproud