Cresset CEO’s end of year message 2022
As we near the end of another year, Dr Robert Scoffin, CEO of Cresset, reflects on the events of 2022
Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites receive further contract to manufacture composite submarine optronic masts
Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites has recently received a further contract from Thales UK to manufacture complex composite Optronic Mast structures that provide operational advantage and exceptional performance for an important overseas customer.
Quantum computers – why do we need them and when can I have one?
In their latest podcast episode Amelia Armour sat down with Steve Brierley, CEO of Cambridge-based Riverlane, who explains how quantum computers work and the scaling changes that need to be overcome to make them viable, including quantum error correction.
Carter Jonas - Commercial Market Outlook November 2022
Overview of the commercial market and government policy.
Career change can be scary, but branching out could be the making of you
Career change can be scary, but it can also be an incredible opportunity to re-evaluate what it is you really want from your career. Whether you’ve been made redundant, or decided to leave your job of your own accord, managing a major change in your career can be challenging.
How cyber security threats might affect your business
A new report published by Beazley, highlights just how many potential cyber threats organisations could be exposed to on a daily basis.
Cambridge GaN Devices secures $19m to scale up for $50bn power semiconductor device market
Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD), the fabless semiconductor company spun out of the renowned power device group at the University of Cambridge’s Engineering Department in 2016, has raised $19 million in Series B funding to accelerate mass production of its range of GaN transistors.
Careers Fair Trees with Ecologi
Fed up of waste created from the freebies at careers fairs, Sentec partnered with Ecologi and ran a spin the wheel prize winning competition at the careers fairs they attended this year.
Honorary award for former ARU Vice Chancellor
Former Vice Chancellor Professor Iain Martin has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Health Sciences by Anglia Ruskin University
2022 Deloitte Tech Fast 50 ranking
Deloitte announces the winners of the 2022 UK Technology Fast 50 awards. The awards recognise and rank the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in the UK, based on average revenue growth over a three-year period, and are sponsored by Multiverse, Oracle NetSuite and BGF.
How to Maintain the Quality and Safety of a Hydrogen Pipeline Infrastructure
By 2030, if all goes according to plan, the development of a pan-European hydrogen distribution and supply infrastructure will be well advanced. The goal is to reduce carbon emissions while building a resilient and secure supply of energy.
The pros and cons of laser profiling
Laser profiling companies routinely offer turn-around times measured in days and not weeks and low minimum order charges, but it seems that there is a price to pay when it comes to quality of workmanship.
Fabrications – reducing both cost and manufacturing time
The building of concept models, Proof-of-Principle (POP) models, working prototypes and the construction of the odd development rig is and always will be an intrinsic part of the development process. The widely accepted timescales to make fabricated items is 4-6 weeks at best. Warley Design Solutions share some tips on designing-in the most functionality in the parts and saving both time and…
New opportunities for Development in Lingang
New opportunities in Lingang, Shanghai - the place where deregulation and tomorrow's international industries of the future are developed first in China.
Computational chemistry news from Cresset, November 2022
Computational chemistry news including new science for rapid exploration and analysis of lead compounds and ligand series, and effective communication of project results, ready-to-use Flare Python Cookbook recipes include the ability to focus on results relevant for your project, quickly explore
Novel approaches to recruitment for early-stage Biotechs
New brief guide on what to look for in a recruiter, how to make it work for you and what new models are out there
How do you build a trusted global supply chain? $100m might help
Off the back of their recent $100m fundraise, Nick Kingsbury sits down with Tom Morrison, Director of Business Development at Altana, to discuss how they have developed a shared source of truth by mapping the global supply chain.
Guardtech on hunt for new international distribution partners at Cleanzone exhibition
The cleanroom construction specialists jet into Frankfurt on 23-24 November on the lookout for new sales support on the continent.
When is CNC milling better than 3D printing?
CNC milling may seem unglamorous compared with 3D printing but the more traditional manufacturing technology still has much to offer. In fact, CNC milling is often considerably better for prototyping than 3D printing. In this article, Prototype Projects explore how and when CNC milling provides advantages over 3D printing.
More predictive and less reactive - Making sense of agriculture at REAP
The digitisation of agriculture is enabling changes that are making the agrifood value chain more predictive and less reactive, Elizabeth Fastiggi of Amazon Web Services (AWS) has said at Agri-TechE’s REAP conference on 8 November 2022.
Connection and knowledge sharing at Lab Innovations
The Anthias Consulting team were delighted to connect with laboratory professionals at a busy and successful Lab Innovations, the laboratory science industry show at the NEC in Birmingham.
Arm technology is defining the future of computing
Record royalties highlight increasing diversity of products and market segment growth
Deputy Mayor officially opens Allia’s new building on it’s growing Cambridge Campus
The second centre on Allia’s north Cambridge Campus provides more flexible workspace & free venture support to growing businesses.
Q3 2022 results highlights strong performance from AstraZeneca
Latest results highlight more than $10 billion in product sales in Q3, taking the haul over $33bn in the year to date.