Science and Engineering
Matrix Bio, a Cambridge based biotech startup wins the o2h tech kickstarter 2.0 competition
Cambridge, UK: We are thrilled to announce the first winner of the tech Kickstarter 2.0 Competition – Matrix Bio! Based in Cambridge, Matrix Bio is an early-stage tech bio startup developing disruptive digital platforms to transform how researchers design and optimize hydrogels. ...
Secondmind expands strategic partnership with Mazda to accelerate vehicle design and development through advanced AI
Secondmind announces the expansion of its long-standing strategic partnership with Mazda to drive AI-fueled innovations that address the increasing engineering complexity in automotive design and development. The extended partnership centers around R&D and the commercial deployment ...
Cambridge Museum of Technology to livestream Royal Institution Christmas Lectures in December 2023
The world-famous CHRISTMAS LECTURES are coming to Cambridge in December, when Cambridge Museum of Technology streams the live filming, direct from the Royal Institution (Ri) theatre in London, ahead of television broadcast. Science lovers in Cambridge will be able to experience first-ha...
Milner Therapeutics Institute to house world-class functional genomics laboratory, in new partnership with AstraZeneca and the Medical Research Council
The University of Cambridge announces a new partnership with AstraZeneca and the Medical Research Council (MRC) that will establish a new state-of-the-art functional genomics laboratory at the Milner Therapeutics Institute. ...
5 key considerations in connected device development
The value of a well-managed connected device can be significant, to both individuals and businesses. So, it is no surprise that the connected device ecosystem is not only thriving but growing exponentially. In fact, McKinsey global institute is estimating that connected (IoT) products ...
eg technology launch new eBook - Connected Devices: A guide to developing the right product
eg's new eBook - Connected Devices: A guide to developing the right product - explores some common challenges and key considerations of developing connected devices and provides a framework which organisations can use to create a refined development programme ensuring complete project v...
Are Free Energy Perturbation (FEP) methods suitable for your project?
Free Energy Perturbation (FEP) methods are a fast-evolving area of drug discovery, and Cresset Discovery’s dedicated team of expert modelers are establishing a rapidly growing portfolio of successfully completed FEP projects. There are a number of key data requirements that are necessar...
Agile Analog appoints former GUC Europe President as new VP of Sales
Agile Analog, the customizable analog IP company, is pleased to announce the appointment of former GUC Europe President Christelle Faucon as its new VP of Sales. Christelle has over 25 years’ experience of working across the global semiconductor ecosystem. Following a Master...
Microfluidics in 3D printing: Exploring the future of rapid and high-quality printing
The world of 3D printing is constantly evolving, with new technologies and techniques being developed to enhance speed, accuracy, and quality of the final printed products. One such innovation that has been gaining traction in recent years is the integration of microfluidics into 3D pri...
HP MJF 3D printing for small batch production
Production ready industrial 3D Printing When it comes to small batch production, finding a cost-effective and efficient method can be a challenge. Traditional manufacturing techniques often require large minimum order quantities, which can be prohibitively expensive for smaller product...