Adolescent and young adult (AYA) patient involvement and engagement in European health care and research projects: expanding the scope of patient advocacy.

Patient involvement and engagement (PI&E) in health care and research has gained prominence, shifting towards person-centred approaches and shared decision making. Patients actively participating in health care design and research lead to better quality and efficiency of care. However, implementing meaningful PI&E is challenging and requires adequate resources and evaluation frameworks so that it does not result in tokenism.

Getting real about synthetic data ethics : Are AI ethics principles a good starting point for synthetic data ethics?

Synthetic data promises to be a viable alternative when data collection and data sharing may not be feasible or cost effective, but it raises distinct ethical issue that merit serious consideration. [Image: see text]

It Blinks, It Thinks? Luminous Brains and a Visual Culture of Electric Display, circa 1930.

This article traces attempts in the 1930s to create a spatio-temporal model of the active, living brain. Images and models of electric, illuminated displays – derived from electro-technology and engineering – allowed for a changing imaginary of a brain that was immediately accessible. The example of the Luminous Brain Model, a three-dimensional science education model, demonstrates how the visual language of illumination could serve as a flexible rhetorical tool that offered sensations of liveliness to modern viewers and promised to show a transparent view of a dynamic brain.