Experience AI expands to reach over 2 million students
Philip Colligan writes: two years ago, we announced Experience AI, a collaboration between the Raspberry Pi Foundation and Google DeepMind to inspire the next generation of AI leaders.
Cambridge Judge and the FT launch new strategy programme for execs
Cambridge Judge Business School and the Financial Times have announced a new strategy programme for mid-to-senior level executives featuring FT journalists and Cambridge Judge faculty. The collaboration marks the first partnership by the FT with an Open Executive Education programme at a business school.
Natural probiotic discovered in UK newborns' microbiomes
Newborn babies have one of three pioneer bacteria in their gut shortly after birth, one of which could be used to develop new personalised infant therapeutic probiotics, researchers show.
September 2024 - Monthly House Views - Central banks to step up the pace
Global stock markets had a volatile summer, beginning with an equity market sell-off late July driven partly by US recession fears. Later on, more encouraging data allowed the markets to bounce back.
The internet revolution paved the way – now it’s time for AI
We’ve all navigated digital transformations and understand the power technology has to build and redefine industries.
Combined Authority no longer under Best Value Notice as Government recognises improvement
A programme of improvement within the Combined Authority has been recognised by Government which has not renewed its Best Value Notice on the organisation.
Newcells Biotech launches Lung Ciliary Beat Frequency assay to enhance safety and efficacy profiling in preclinical drug development
Application of new CiliaBeat software to provide reliable and predictive data on the impact of drugs on cilia function Assay leverages Newcells’ complex lung small airway in vitro model to enable highly sensitive assessment of drug efficacy and chemical safety as paGuardtech Group celebrate double success at SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards
Suffolk-based contamination control specialists scooped the Best Enterprising Business Gold award as well as Silver for Family Business of the Year
ARU vision research shortlisted for national awards
Anglia Ruskin University nominated in two categories by Times Higher Education.
Time to take cyber security seriously, says Zeichner
On 6 September 2024 at 12.00 noon, Daniel Zeichner, the MP for Cambridge, will call for Cambridge residents to get savvy on cyber security as he visits Cambridge Online, a charity focused on bridging the digital divide.
Qkine expands senior leadership
Qkine expands senior leadership with the appointment of Rob Nixon, Commercial Director, and Paul Grafham, Chief Financial Officer.
Poppy Gustafsson to step down as CEO of Darktrace
Darktrace plc, a global leader in cybersecurity AI, announces Poppy Gustafsson will step down as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with effect from today and Jill Popelka, Darktrace's current Chief Operating Officer (COO), has been appointed as her successor. Jill will assume the role of CEO and will also be appointed to the Darktrace Board of Directors with effect from today.
Price Bailey welcomes over 40 new trainees in 2024
The firm’s summer 2024 trainee intake brings 14 graduates, 15 school leavers and three 12-month industry placements.
Cambridge MP gets kite project off to a flying start
On Friday 6 September 2024 at 1.30pm, Daniel Zeichner, Member of Parliament for Cambridge, will celebrate the launch event of the Let's Go Fly the Kite initiative by adding a brick to a giant Lego sculpture of a new Science of Life Quarter in Cambridge.
Lily Arkwright brings ethical jewellery to Scotland with new Glasgow showroom
Glasgow, Scotland – Ethical jeweller Lily Arkwright is thrilled to announce the opening of its first Scottish showroom in Glasgow, bringing its stunning collection of lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, and ethically sourced coloured gemstones to a whole new audience.
Pure Executive unveils new report on Non-Executive Director appointments in the East of England
Pure Executive has released a unique and insightful report on non-executive director remuneration and best practice for non-executive director and chair appointments in the East of England.
Managing flexible working requests from parents
The start of a new academic year brings flux to many households up and down the country. Some families may be sending their children to school for the first time, whilst others are well into the annual routine of it. As an employer, you may find it is a time of year when you are more likely to get requests for flexible working, as kids need to be in new places at new times. The law on flexible…
New £100,000 small business grant programme is launched in South Cambridgeshire
Small businesses in South Cambridgeshire are being invited to apply for funding of up to £5,000 each in a new grant programme launched this week.
Nordic Walking returns to ARU Writtle this autumn
New groups are launched after summer sessions attracted over 100 participants.
Unlocking opportunities in China's thriving Life Sciences market
As the second-largest healthcare market in the world, China is on an extraordinary trajectory of growth, with its life sciences sector expected to triple in size by 2030. This is an exciting time for UK life science companies looking to expand their horizons. Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy Ltd (EFEC) specialise in providing in2China services, designed specifically for UK firms eager to…
ERS Genomics and Medicines Discovery Catapult sign CRISPR/Cas9 license agreement
Partnership provides Medicines Discovery Catapult access to CRISPR gene editing technology across a broad range of drug discovery applicationsDublin, Ireland, and Cheshire, UK: ERS Genomics Limited, the CRISPR licensing Company, and Medicines Disco
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire welcomes return of historic artefacts to Kimbolton Castle
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire is pleased to announce the return of two original artefacts that were sold when the contents of Kimbolton Castle were auctioned in 1949. The items in question are two Venetian footstools, likely acquired by Charles Montagu, the 4th Earl of Manchester, during his tenure as the British Ambassador to Venice between 1707 and 1708.
New blog: how do cellular pathology services fit into the patient pathway?
This article aims to dissect the integration of cellular pathology services within the patient pathway.
From farms to factories: patient journey to Pulmonary Fibrosis
Rosemary’s health journey has been anything but straightforward. After enduring three years of painful breathing tests with countless visits to her GP and specialist consultants, she was finally given a diagnosis 12 months later—a name that escaped her when her granddaughter asked.