D&A Creative help Allia celebrate 25 years
We were truly honored to join Allia in celebrating their 25th anniversary last night at the stunning St Catharine’s College in Cambridge.
Domino supports men’s health initiative
A Cambridge company is supporting its employees in their commitment to the annual Movember challenge – raising funds for medical research, life-changing health programmes and innovative treatments for a range of men’s health issues. Over 35 Domino colleagues across all areas of the business have been walking, running or growing impressive moustaches to spread the word and encourage donations…
Targeting IL-23, Medicilon assists the development of a variety of new drugs for Psoriasis
With people’s in-depth understanding of the inflammatory pathways of psoriasis, biologics continue to develop. From tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α), to IL-17 inhibitors, and then to IL-23 inhibitors, biologics have brought new light to the treatment of psoriasis again. In recent years, the exploration of IL-23 by new drug developers has never stopped. Medicilon Assists IL-23 Monoclonal…
Cambridge City Council and GLL invest £73,660 of developer contributions to enhance Parkside Pools
Cambridge City Council in partnership with GLL, the charitable social enterprise, has invested £73,660 of Section 106 developer contributions to improve the water quality and enhance the swimming experience for users of
Babraham Research Campus’ £3.15bn life science ecosystem soars
New report reveals how groundbreaking research at the Campus is delivering major gains for UK economic growth and job creation.
New work and health support programme launches across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
WorkWell is free, voluntary, and it offers employees an opportunity confidentially talk about their work and health needs. It aims to prevent them falling out of work due to a disability or health condition. It also supports employees in managing a condition when they return to work from a sickness absence. Participants access a Work and Health Coach, and together they will agree next steps as…
The Cambridge Building Society awards nearly £30,000 to local charities supporting housing and homelessness initiatives
The Cambridge Building Society, through its Community Fund, has awarded a total of £29,489 to three local charities working to support housing, those effected by homelessness, and vulnerable individuals across the region. The grants are part of the Society’s ongoing commitment to finding new ways to help people have a home
Groundbreaking battery startup Molyon raises $4.6 million to create a new future for sustainable batteries
Molyon, a spinout from the University of Cambridge, is specialising in high-energy-density lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries with improved performance, more earth-abundant materials, and resilient supply chains.
The future of digital transformation - new white paper from Jason Mashinchi
Read about the AI revolution empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to drive growth, efficiency, and lasting resilience in a rapidly evolving economy.
High opacity micro 3D printing - Tough Carbon Black
Revolutionizing Micro 3D Printing with Tough Carbon Black
Medicilon neural system disease models help our clients advance novel drug development
Medicilon Pharmacodynamics Department can deliver multiple nervous system models based on anti-depressants, anti-Alzheimer's drugs, sedative-hypnotic and anti-anxiety drugs, analgesics, anti-convulsant, anti-Parkinson's drugs, and anti-schizophrenia drugs.
Cambridge Index rises 2.5%
The Cambridge Index climbed 546.07 points or 2.5% to close at 22,517.8, as one out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in its share price.
Park Street car and cycle park opens following major redevelopment by council
Cambridge City Council’s new Park Street car and cycle park will open at 1pm on Tuesday 26 November, following the closure in 2022 of the former Park Street car park to enable major redevelopment on the site.
96-year-old twins inspire welcome boost to LEO heritage
The AIT Trust have provided funding for a new archivist to work at the Centre for Computing History for 2 years on their extensive and unique LEO archive. The new post is named in honour of 96-year-old twins Frank and Ralph Land, both of whom worked on LEO in its early days, dedicating themselves since retiring to ensuring LEO's pioneering work is widely recognised in the history of computing.
The ultimate evergreen Christmas gift
‘Tis the season for goodwill so this year why not spend your cash on a present that will last for life and one that will benefit the planet and generations to come, by gifting a tree?
Tristan backs £300m+ life sciences platform
Tristan Capital Partners’ debt fund has refinanced a £310m prime life science portfolio located across Cambridge and Oxford, Green Street News can reveal.
impulse 2025 - the entrepreneurship programme for innovators is now open for applications
impulse is an action-learning programme designed to catalyse the development of high-potential innovation into commercial propositions, guided by experienced entrepreneurs and mentors from the Cambridge innovation cluster. The 3-month hybrid programme – which runs from 29 April to 11 July 2025 – is offered online and in-person via the Maxwell Centre, the University of Cambridge’s hub for…
Echion Technologies raises a further £10 million to accelerate commercial growth
Cambridge, UK - The world’s leading supplier of niobium-based anode materials, Echion Technologies, has secured a £10 million investment from Barclays Sustainable Impact Capital and existing investor BGF.
The Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Lingang special area and EFEC: Forging a new era of industry-academia collaboration
On 8 November 2024, the Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Lingang Special Area and Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC) forged a strategic partnership to enhance economic cooperation and exchange.
Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, the School’s location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with the business community.
Bidwells is appointed to Procure Partnerships Framework, unlocking access to public sector contracts
London, 25 November – Leading real estate adviser, Bidwells announces its appointment to the Procure Partnerships Framework (PPF) for project management.
Cambs haulage company supports British Antarctic Survey’s net zero goals
Launched onto UK roads for the first time in October, The Welch Group’s 100% electric HGV supported the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) this week, providing them with a net zero transport solution.
Centauri Therapeutics awarded £1M grant under new PACE programme to advance immunotherapy platform in anti-infectives
Funding to support further development of lead programme for a novel therapeutic targeting Gram-negative bacteria including Multi-Drug-Resistant strains Optimisation will also support application of the Alphamer® platform across other therapeutic indicat
Metrion Biosciences appoints Lee Patterson as CEO
Significant CRO C-suite experience expected to drive growth and commercial expansion into global marketsCambridge, UK, 25 November 2024: Metrion Biosciences, the specialist preclinical contract research organisation (CRO) and a leader in ion channe
Guardtech Group hoping to end golden year with more success at SME National Business Awards
Suffolk contamination control experts looking to add Best Enterprising Business prize to epic 2024 awards haul at glitzy Wembley Stadium showpiece on 6 December