London, United Kingdom, 6th Nov 2025 – Lonsdale Metal has announced new developments in its glazing bar and patent glazing systems, reflecting both the company’s continued commitment to innovation and the long history of progress in architectural glazing design. 

Originally developed to support small, fragile glass panes, glazing bars have played a defining role in the development of architectural glazing design. Their evolution from timber to advanced aluminium systems illustrates a broader story of material and engineering innovation.

As metal production advanced during the 19th century, patent glazing systems emerged as a major step forward, combining structural strength, integrated drainage, and improved weatherproofing. These systems enabled large-scale glazed roofs and canopies that brought natural light into industrial and public buildings.

Through the 20th century, aluminium became the material of choice, offering lighter weight and corrosion resistance. Modern patent glazing now also incorporates energy-efficient features such as thermal breaks and compatibility with double or triple glazing.

Today, Lonsdale Metal continues to develop glazing bar systems for both contemporary and heritage projects. Its range includes traditional profiles for conservation applications as well as self-supporting and thermally broken systems designed for wide-span rooflights and modern architectural glazing.

According to the company, current research and product development efforts are focused on improving sustainability, energy performance and integration with smart glazing technologies, extending the relevance of glazing bar design to meet modern environmental and aesthetic standards.

About Lonsdale Metal

Founded over 70 years ago, Lonsdale Metal is a UK-based specialist in the design and manufacture of patent glazing, rooflight, and glazing bar systems. The company provides bespoke solutions for residential, commercial, and heritage projects across the country.

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The Global Health Forum concluded its 2025 Congress in New York, uniting over 500 healthcare leaders to advance cross-border collaboration through innovation, investment, and strategic vision for global health transformation.

“The future of health will be defined by how we share knowledge, innovation, and humanity,” said Dr. Achintya Moulick, Founder and Visionary of the Global Health Forum. “Our mission now is to connect continents through the transfer of intellectual capital, creating bridges between New York, New Delhi, and Dubai, between medicine and technology, and between innovation and empathy.”

“GHF stands at the intersection of intellect, empathy, and execution,” said Dr. Nikki Bajaj. “Our goal is to transform collaboration into impact; where innovation not only inspires but improves lives.”

“Each partnership built through GHF is a bridge between science and systems, between people and purpose,” added Gautam Bazaz. “We’re building a movement where every idea finds its pathway to action.”

“Global Health Forum is an year long collaboration where entrepreneurs like me come together with all kinds of healthcare professionals, VC’s, researchers and academic contributors to collaborate in the changing times fueled by Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Computational Biology ” said Abhishek Shankar, who is heading AI initiatives at Global Health Forum.

A Convergence of Science, Leadership, and Purpose

The Congress featured a curated agenda spanning AI in medicine, supplements and performance optimization, sleep science, longevity, and work-life balance; culminating in the debut of the GHF Innovation Labs, a first-of-its-kind platform where founders, clinicians, and investors co-developed ideas in real time.

Dr. Deepak Chopra opened with “The Future of Conscious Health: Integrating Science, Spirit, and Systems,” bridging neuroscience and mindfulness in a message that reframed wellness as a measurable component of human performance. Dr. Samin Sharma, Director of Interventional Cardiology at Mount Sinai Health System, anchored the Forum’s scientific narrative with a masterclass on cardiovascular innovation, stating, “Medicine must remain both personal and planetary.”

Hal Wolf, President and CEO of HIMSS, led sessions on digital transformation and interoperability, while Dr. Ash Tewari, Chair of Urology at Mount Sinai, presented on AI-assisted robotic surgery and precision oncology, demonstrating how automation and empathy can coexist in medicine’s next era.

Dr. Rakesh Shah and Dr. Ankur Kalra unveiled advancements in interventional cardiology and global collaborations, as Dr. Sohaib Imtiaz, co-founder of Aegle, explored optimization through sleep architecture, supplements, and bio-rhythmic performance. Craig Cooper, serial entrepreneur and longevity pioneer, energized the audience with “The High-Performance Mind”, merging neuroscience and daily discipline for peak vitality.

Dr. Donese Worden bridged prevention and precision care through integrative longevity, while Barry Goldstein offered a multisensory exploration of “Music as Medicine,” demonstrating the therapeutic power of sound in emotional regulation and neuroplasticity. Dr. Annu Navani highlighted regenerative medicine innovations blending biomechanics and AI-guided rehabilitation.

The Innovation Labs: Where Future Medicine is Born

A defining feature of GHF 2025 was the Innovation Labs—a pioneering model enabling real-time ideation between startups, scientists, and investors. Concepts presented included next-generation AI diagnostics, virtual therapeutics, and the emotionally intelligent Sofia AI platform, which integrates behavioral signals with medical data to personalize care for emotional well-being.

The Labs marked a fundamental shift in how healthcare ideas are nurtured, transforming conferences from passive learning spaces into active incubators of discovery.

Global Expansion: From New York to New Delhi and Dubai

As part of its next phase, GHF announced the establishment of its India franchise and the development of the GHF Dubai Initiative, designed to strengthen healthcare cooperation between Asia, the Middle East, and the United States.

“Our India franchise represents the next frontier of collaboration, where education, innovation, and industry meet,” said Dr. Moulick. “Through our Dubai extension, we are connecting global institutions, investors, and governments to make health diplomacy tangible.”

Mr. Sanat Chattopadhyay reinforced the importance of this expansion, noting, “India’s scientific strength and Dubai’s innovation infrastructure are essential to building a shared healthcare ecosystem that is global by design and human by intent.”

Leader EHR and Global Partners: Founding Technology Network

The Congress named eClinicalWorks as its founding technology partner and primary sponsor. Their live demonstration introduced AI-enabled smart glasses integrated with EMR systems, displaying real-time patient data through augmented visualization—a leap forward in clinician efficiency and ambient intelligence.

In addition, GHF proudly collaborated with a distinguished network of global sponsors and partners—each contributing breakthrough expertise in medical innovation, infrastructure, and digital transformation.

“Our partnership with a major EHR platform demonstrates how AI can amplify and not replace the clinical intuition,” said Dr. Moulick. “Technology should exist to serve humanity, not overshadow it.”

The Global Collaboration Vision

Mr. Sanat Chattopadhyay, President of Merck Manufacturing Division, emphasized the importance of cross-border knowledge exchange and India’s role in the future of healthcare manufacturing and innovation.

“The goal is not only to scale innovation but to share it,” said Mr. Chattopadhyay. “GHF is building pathways for talent, technology, and ideas to move freely between nations, creating a healthcare ecosystem without borders.”

Dr. Samin Sharma added, “Through collaboration, we can ensure that the same quality of cardiac care available in New York reaches patients in Nagpur, Nairobi, and beyond.”

Recognizing Innovation and Leadership

The Venture Forum, co-led by Malak Atut and Gautam Bazaz, showcased the entrepreneurial pulse of healthcare innovation. The winner, Sensible, received the $25,000 Innovation Award for developing a novel at-home menstrual diagnostic pad capable of detecting conditions such as endometriosis through a simple, non-invasive test, addressing a long-overlooked gap in women’s health diagnostics.

The Non-Profit Showcase featured Smart Village Health, Victims of Sundarbans, and Million Strong Men programs extending care and advocacy to underserved communities worldwide.

Leadership and Founding Network

The Forum’s operations were co-led by Gautam Bazaz, Chief Executive Officer of GHF and CEO of Amarnath Partners, and Dr. Nikki Bajaj, Executive Director of GHF and CEO of Hope Hematology & Oncology Associates. Together, they ensured seamless execution across the global, India, and Dubai initiatives.

The Leadership Team includes Dr. Deepak Sharma, Dr. Saptarshi Bandyopadhyay, Dr. Mahesh Chand, Aninda Bose, Dr. Nidhi Goel, Ana Juneja, Mike O’Neill, Dr. Shane Creado, Dr. Annapoorna Kini, Dr. Aviral Roy, Sankhavaram Aloke Nandy, Justin Drew, Abhishek Shankar, and Dr. Avinash Jayswal.

“The Global Health Congress proves that collective intelligence—not competition—drives transformation,” said Abhishek Shankar, who heads the Executive Leadership.

The Advisory Council includes Leo Holt, Dr. Shyam Visweswaran, Dr. Sandeep Bajaj, Michael Kopko, Dr. Vivek Gumaste, Dr. Dipak Nandi, Rajeev Kaul, Sanjay Singh, Bikram Gill, Dr. Raj Shah, Ravi Singh, Dr. Jaffar Raza, Sava Kobilarov, Dr. Anil Shah, Dr. Girish Juneja, Manash Chaudhuri, Suvajit Basu, Dr. AJ Rastogi, Girish Navani, and Sashi Reddi.

Access the Full Agenda and Speakers

The complete Global Health Congress 2025 digital agenda with session recaps, speaker profiles, and video highlights, is available at www.globalhealthcongress.com/agenda2025.

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