Dr Jack Kreindler is a physician, physiologist and serial technology entrepreneur. Since 1997, alongside his career as a doctor in emergency and high altitude medicine, Jack has worked with, founded and incubated numerous pioneering ventures in information technology, biosensors and machine intelligence. His projects include Douglas Adams’ H2G2.com (acquired by the BBC), Vielife (acquired by CIGNA) and Sentrian Remote Patient Intelligence. In 2007 Jack founded The Centre for Health and Human Performance in London, applying elite sport science to help not just the greatest athletes but also the most unlikely taking on extreme pursuits and the sickest patients facing their greatest challenges. Jack and his ‘Weird and Wonderful’ team of thought leaders dedicate much of their time to public engagement promoting transformative innovation in healthcare and the life sciences for organisations including Founders Forum, Singularity University, TEDx London, The Science Museum and WIRED. Jack lectures globally on the future of medicine and is frequent television presenter for CNBC, Sky Sport, BT Sport and the BBC.