Opening up cryoEM: The Rosalind Franklin Institute commits to fund a new detector for low energy cryoEM
The Rosalind Franklin Institute has committed to developing a multi-million pound technology which enables a more accessible form of electron cryo-microscopy.
UK police forces continue to choose Sepura’s SC20 radio
Three more UK police forces have jointly upgraded to Sepura SC20 TETRA radios, significantly improving their front line officers’ ability to communicate with colleagues.
Final call for free Business Energy Efficiency Audits
Businesses now have one final opportunity to take advantage of fully funded energy efficiency reviews, allowing them to become more carbon and cost efficient.
New data shows Cambridge technology companies accelerated hiring last year, despite uncertainties of Brexit debates
New data from the Centre for Business Research (CBR) in the University of Cambridge, commissioned by Cambridge Ahead, shows significant growth in the region. Employment has risen by +5.9%. These corporate figures contrast with the performance of the UK economy as a whole, where employment grew by just 0.7% (ONS’ BRES).
Budget 2020 - R&D Tax Relief changes
Good news for companies claiming the R&D reliefs!As part of yesteray's Budget policy changes, the Chancellor has announced four changes affecting those companies that claim or will claim the R&D tax relief. The changes will affect claimants under both the R&D Expenditure Credit scheme and the SME scheme.
Redox shuttles improve the electrochemical performance and stability of lithium-ion batteries
Redox shuttles are electrolyte additives capable of reversible oxidative-reductive reactions at a certain potential, thus providing overcharge protection and safe operation of lithium-ion batteries. Overcharge of lithium cells can give rise to undesirable chemical and electrochemical reactions between battery components and lead to thermal runaway, cell malfunction or possibly explosions.[1]
R&D investment is good news for innovative businesses and region's universities
Stuart Wilkinson, EY’s Head of Tax in Cambridge, comments on today's Budget: "The Chancellor’s announcement that he is set to increase R&D investment to £20bn, contributing 2.4% to GDP, is good news for the region’s universities and for the wealth of innovative businesses operating in the East of England.
Cambridge councillor welcomes Cambridge South station annoucement
Leader of Cambridge City Council Councillor Lewis Herbert welcomed today’s Cambridge South station funding announcement.
European SMEs to benefit from new UK-Spain partnership focused on accelerating 3D printing adoption
Two international research and technology organisations, TWI Ltd and the Spanish based Leitat, have teamed up to share their joint ambition of helping industries on their path to digital transformation, particularly utilising 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing (AM).
Horizon37 offers ad-hoc 'Ninja Coaching' sessions during March
Horizon37 is committed to coaching business leaders, building alignment and optimising team performance, in the face of the Covid-19 uncertainty, disruption and anxiety.
Ready Fire Aim - Avanti Projects Newsletter Issue Mar20
Our March 2020 Newsletter, Ready Fire Aim, features How to Stand Out, Rise Above the Competition and Win More Sales.
Lithium-sulfur batteries - an attractive alternative
There are still hurdles to the complete commercial availability of viable Li-S batteries, but at the current pace of research a sulfur-powered world could be a real possibility before the decade is out.
Food for the future: Cambridge College hosts global trends event
A Cambridge College has hosted a special event on current and emerging global food trends, with a keynote presentation by one of the UK’s leading trend specialists.
Cambridge South East Transport - update on A1307 works
The Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) has issued an update on the A1307 works in South East Cambridge.
A free guide for using Google Ads to drive B2B lead generation
Is your business currently generating inbound inquiries using Google Ads? Are you experiencing a mixed bag of leads - some consumers - some business clients? Jump into Growth Architects' free guide and drive better, more focused results from your PPC activities.
Apply now for IMAGINE IF! Global Accelerator 2020
Are you an innovator in healthcare, digital health, medical devices or life sciences? Then consider applying for IMAGINE IF! - a funding and mentorship scheme for early-stage science startups.
Five tips for sealing the deal
Mark Goodson, Business Advisor at Cambridge Social Ventures, part of the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation, believes that many entrepreneurs – social enterprises included – lack a basic strategy for sealing the deal.
Students look to develop the future with Hill for National Careers Week
For National Careers Week, Cambridge LaunchPad brought year 8 students to join Hill and become property development companies for the day.
Are you ready for next month's employment law changes?
The HR Dept can talk you through the latest changes to employment law.
IWM Duxford transforms unseen historic rooms to commemorate its role in the Battle of Britain 80 years on
This summer, IWM Duxford will grant visitors access to newly transformed and previously unseen historic Second World War rooms to retell the story of the Battle of Britain in this 80th anniversary year.
What's coming up at Cambridge TV Training
Learn new skills and create better looking video content for business and for fun.
Why have lawyers been slow to embrace AI technology?
With the General Counsel’s team under pressure from all sides to deliver more with less, smart automated technology can provide a solution – but it needs to be approached in the right way.
Taylor Wessing advises MindBridge Ai on acquisition of Brevis Limited and new office launch
Taylor Wessing has advised MindBridge Ai on its acquisition of Brevis Limited, an accountancy technology firm serving the UK.
A pop-up outdoor Beer Garden in Eddington’s Market Square is arriving for one weekend only
Open to all on 27-28 March 2020, the Eddington Beer Garden will serve a choice of beers, spirits, wines and soft drinks within the surroundings of this fresh and intriguing space. The event follows the success of the autumn Eddington Craft Beer and Gin Festival at the Storey’s Field Centre.