Eye research earns ARU duo prestigious recognition
Professor Shahina Pardhan and Dr Emily Charlesworth receive optometry awards.
Study finds 90% of drink spiking goes unreported
Research was carried out by the charity Drinkaware and forensics experts at ARU.
CP Packaging takes space at The EpiCentre
CP Packaging, a leading UK custom printed packaging company for the food and beverage sector, has taken space at The EpiCentre.
Medicilon delivers fast turnaround time to meet your FDA submission deadline for SEND Format Conversion
Medicilon's preclinical pharmacology and toxicology research team is equipped with a professional send format conversion team and has established a send data conversion platform that is fully developed in terms of software, technology, specification and quality, to realize accurate data conversion and provide a good environment for electronic data submission.
Xaar 2002 Printhead Powers System Ceramics’ latest machine launch
Xaar’s 2002 printhead is at the heart of System Ceramics' new Creaseven digital printing machine, which was unveiled this week at the Latech Open House in Indonesia. Founded in 1970, System Ceramics is a leader in ceramics industry technology, and the launch of the Creaseven meets the rising demand for innovative ceramic tile printing. The collaboration between System Ceramics, Xaar, and…
Human immune system is ‘ready to go’ long before birth
By creating the first spatial atlas of the developing human thymus, a vital organ that trains immune cells to protect against infections and cancer, scientists have discovered that the foundation for lifelong immunity is established earlier than previously thought.
Early skeleton map reveals how bones form in humans
The first ‘blueprint’ of human skeletal development reveals how the skeleton forms, shedding light on the process of arthritis, and highlighting cells involved in conditions that affect skull and bone growth.
Mapping 1.6 million gut cells to find new ways to treat disease
By combining 25 datasets, researchers have created the largest cohesive cell atlas of the human gut and uncovered a new way that stomach cells may play a role in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Shining a light on the life sciences
The OBN Awards struck an optimistic tone as the best of the UK’s life sciences industry was celebrated
Beaver Scouts design air quality superheroes in an educational talk on pollution
Youngsters were empowered to design air quality superheroes when South Cambridgeshire District Council held its first pollution awareness talk in the community.
Chris Dunn shortlisted as a Top UK Business Adviser
Chris Dunn has been shortlisted for the UK’s Top Business Advisers Awards. Chris who delivers consulting, coaching, and mentoring services to help entrepreneurs grow their business was picked from hundreds of advisers from around the UK for his outstanding work in business development.
Volunteer hospice drivers recognised by Hunts Forum 2024 Volunteer Awards
Volunteer drivers Edwin and Duncan receive Hunts Forum 2024 Volunteer Awards.
Large-area scanning for high-speed AFM: latest developments announced
Prior Scientific's Queensgate and NPL revealed their latest breakthrough at Euspen's Special Interest Conference: Precision Motion Systems and Control in November.
Glox Therapeutics awarded £1M PACE grant to accelerate development of precision antibiotics against antimicrobial-resistant pathogens
Novel therapeutics to address unmet clinical need for pneumonias caused by drug-resistant Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae PACE provides funding and support for innovative, high value, high risk, early phase drug discovery and diagnostic projects
COPD management: a critical look at gaps in pharmaceutical innovation
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) presents a major global health challenge, marked by chronic respiratory decline and frequent exacerbations. Despite advances in treatment, comprehensive management strategies remain limited, revealing significant gaps in patient care.
The EpiCentre is working with Microsoft to support innovative early-stage businesses
Oxford Innovation Space that manages The EpiCentre at Haverhill and Microsoft have announced that they are working together to support the growth of innovative early-stage businesses.
CrestOptics and Tomocube partner to advance 3D imaging with new multimodal imaging platform
First commercially available spinning-disk confocal holotomographic instrument, enabling advanced 3D imaging with fluorescence-based detection New system showcased at SPAOM24 (20th-22
Tagomics announces a multiomic profiling co-marketing agreement with Agilent
Exclusive program will provide customers with a single, unified workflow for comprehensive genomic profiling and genome-wide epigenetic analysis
Asimov and RevOpsis Therapeutics sign licensing agreement for high titer multispecific-expressing cell line
Strategic agreement will accelerate the manufacturing of fully human multispecific therapies for chronic retinal diseases with high unmet need using Asimov’s CHO Edge System
Steritas announces collaboration with argenx to advance evidence for novel steroid-sparing therapeutics
First-in-class steroid-toxicity outcome assessments licensed by argenx to support development of novel steroid-sparing therapeutics for autoimmune diseases
Your silent audience: why focusing on vanity metrics can lead you astray
When it comes to social media, it’s natural to fixate on likes, comments, and shares. We’ve all been there – watching the numbers tick up (or down) can be addictive! But these ‘vanity metrics’ are just one part of a much bigger picture.
Cambridge Index advances 0.3%
The Cambridge Index rose 63.7 points or 0.3% to close at 21,971.7, as seven out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
OBITUARY: Peter Cowley, celebrated technology entrepreneur and serial investor
Peter Cowley, celebrated entrepreneur and serial investor, passed away peacefully at his home in Cambridge on Saturday November 16th, surrounded by his family. He was 69.
Nominations open to celebrate ARU alumni success
Members of the public can nominate Anglia Ruskin graduates in seven categories.