Caution urged in using artificial intelligence in medical expertise evaluation
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds great promise in various aspects of healthcare. Already, ChatGPT is able to produce clinical letters indistinguishable from those written by human doctors, while Google has developed an AI agent capable of clinical history-taking and diagnostic reasoning.
Body illusion helps unlock memories – new study
Research finds that embodying a childlike face takes us back to our childhood.
Pragmatic semiconductor appoints Peter Herweck as Chair to Board of Directors
Industrial technology veteran joins the FlexIC technology pioneer enabling item-level intelligence at scale that bridges our physical and digital worlds for a sustainable future.
Grassroots groups receive funding to improve community life across South Cambridgeshire
Local sports clubs, a community centre and village events are set to benefit from more than £7,000 in the latest round of South Cambridgeshire District Council Community Chest grants.
Spotlight on Black health at free ARU event
Packed programme aims to raise awareness of health inequalities.
Kimbolton School welcomes top UK environmental professional for inspiring river plastics talk
Kimbolton Sixth Form was delighted to welcome a leading authority on microplastic pollution, Professor Jamie Woodward, on Tuesday 7 October, to deliver an engaging and thought-provoking lecture on the challenge of plastics in our rivers.
UK businesses at risk of misrepresenting earnings, warns accounting professionals
Price Bailey warns of a multi-million-pound profit gap, as businesses may unwittingly misrepresent earnings from their balance sheets. There is a growing risk that retail investors will look at headline performance without understanding the impact of increasingly material exchange differences.
Mills & Reeve advises on investment into fast-growth law firm
Leading UK law firm Mills & Reeve has advised Gresham House Ventures on its investment in Greenwoods Legal Services Limited.
Skilled Worker Visa: Key employer insights
The UK’s Skilled Worker visa remains the primary route for employers hiring overseas talent, yet 2025 reforms have reshaped how businesses plan, budget and maintain compliance. From new salary structures to switching routes and settlement options, sponsors must understand how these changes impact recruitment and long-term workforce planning.
Zinergy and InPlay Collaborate on Cost-Optimised Battery-Powered BLE Smart Label Solutions
Zinergy, a leader in non-lithium battery technology, and InPlay, a pioneer in Bluetooth™ Low Energy (BLE) chip design, have announced a breakthrough collaboration enabling a new generation of safe, low-cost, battery-powered BLE labels for logistics and cold chain applications.
New centre will tackle modern media challenges
ARU to launch the Centre of Media, Arts & Creative Technologies in Cambridge.
Madeline Lancaster appointed Joint Head of the Cell Biology Division
Madeline Lancaster has been announced as the new Joint Head of the LMB’s Cell Biology Division.
Cambridge alumnus awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics
University of Cambridge alumnus Professor John Clarke has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, jointly with Michel H Devoret and John M Martinis, for their work revealing quantum physics in action.
2026 Nominations window opens for #21toWatch Innovation Awards: “Celebrating what’s new and amplifying what’s next”
We are delighted to announce that the 2026 nominations/applications window for the #21toWatch innovation awards is now open.
The Cambridge Phenomenon continues to intensify and spread out into new locations as businesses double down on clustering to succeed
Cambridge Ahead published new research, undertaken by the Centre for Business Research (CBR), taking a deep dive look at clusters in the Cambridge city region economy over the last decade. The research highlights the phenomenal growth of the Cambridge economy, far outpacing the national economy, and the central role of business parks and clusters in supporting high-value job creation.
The Arts Theatre Cambridge announces reopening 2026 season after nine month closure
The Arts Theatre Cambridge is thrilled to announce its Spring 2026 season, as the theatre prepares to reopen after a transformational redevelopment project.
Monumo reaches critical ‘tipping point’ in AI ROI
Monumo's technology enables 17% Bill of Materials (BoM) reduction, unlocking billions of euros in potential savings and accelerating development cycles for global manufacturers.
SPT Labtech and Agilent introduce automated target enrichment protocols for genomic workflows
Optimized, automated protocols on SPT Labtech’s firefly®+ using Agilent’s SureSelect Max DNA Library Prep KitSupports high-throughput sequencing in clinical research, oncology, and precision medicineProtocols to be showcased at ASHG, 14th –
Qkine launches cell therapy grade recombinant proteins to support next-generation therapies
Cambridge, UK – Qkine, Ltd., a specialist bioactive protein manufacturer with its core technology developed at the University of Cambridge, today announced the launch of its Cell Therapy Grade proteins, engineered to support the stringent requirements of cell therapy research, pr
How Cambridgeshire businesses can scale via automation
In this day and age, with technology dominating so many aspects of business operations, automation has arguably become the linchpin for progress, particularly for SMEs.
Have you considered these unsponsored UK work visas?
While the Skilled Worker visa dominates most UK hiring conversations, employers should be aware of the range of alternative and unsponsored UK work visas that also allow overseas nationals to work lawfully in the UK. These lesser-known options can help employers access specialist talent, temporary support, or internationally mobile professionals without holding a sponsor licence. This…
Granite 5 wins international award for Vitae website
We’re delighted to share that Granite 5 has been recognised at the 16th Web Excellence Awards, winning for our work on the new Vitae website. The Web Excellence Awards celebrate the very best of the web, honouring creativity, innovation, and impact in digital design and marketing. This year’s competition attracted 740 submissions from 17 countries across five continents, making the award…
Julian Sale appointed Joint Head of the PNAC Division
Group Leader Julian Sale has been announced as the new Joint Head of the LMB’s Protein and Nucleic Acid Chemistry (PNAC) Division.
An industry agenda for advanced therapies
11 priorities for building scalable and accessible advanced therapies.