Science and Engineering
Guardtech supporting critical manufacturing equipment segregation with localised Isopod cleanroom enclosures
Rapid-build cleanroom pods providing effective segregation and higher-classified environments around sensitive production equipment for a wide range of engineering and Life Science applications ...
How to protect your organisation’s Social Media accounts from hackers
Business social media accounts often grow in bits and pieces. One employee creates the Facebook Page. Someone else connects Instagram, and an outside agency is later given access to run advertising. Your LinkedIn Page may still be tied to the employee who set it up, while the recovery p...
Cambridge Design Partnership Strengthens Commercial Leadership
Cambridge Design Partnership welcomes three senior executives to strengthen its commercial leadership, bringing extensive industry experience and expertise to support the company’s next phase of growth. ...
The EpiCentre launches Emerging Innovator Programme
One ambitious innovator will receive a 12-month package of support worth more than £25,000, including laboratory space, mentoring and access to a thriving community of innovators. ...
Atelerix and Frontier Space partner to enable biological sample preservation for space missions
Atelerix, a biotech company revolutionising cell preservation and biological transport with its pioneering hydrogel encapsulation technology, today announced a partnership with Frontier Space, a UK based space biotechnology company building platform technology for in-orbit R&D and b...
In-house designer vs product design consultancy: which is right for your company?
Most companies developing a physical product reach the same question sooner or later: hire an in-house designer, or work with an external product design consultancy? For new product development, the answer is usually to work with an industry leading product design consultancy. An extern...
Cambridge early-stage companies raise £9bn in a decade as average deal size grows five-fold
New analysis revealed at the Innovate Cambridge Summit shows average equity raised per deal rose fivefold, from £2m in 2015 to £10m in 2025Greater Cambridge led the UK in average life sciences and deep tech investment per deal in 2025, cementing its position as the world’s second most i...
Beyond the assay: why diagnostic device development needs three separate specifications
Beyond the Assay: Why Diagnostic Device Development Needs Three Separate SpecificationsWritten by Paul Edmondson - Director - eg technology ...
Dye-to-Service is the future of sustainable textile dyeing
What if sustainable textile dyeing could reduce carbon emissions, eliminate conventional dyeing wastewater and lower production costs, without requiring brands to invest in expensive manufacturing technology? ...
Cambridge and AstraZeneca extend programme to support PhD students
Cambridge and AstraZeneca are extending their longstanding and highly successful PhD programme, the latest chapter in a partnership that has already supported nearly 200 early-career scientists. ...