Consultancy
Measuring the dew point for nitrogen and oxygen in gas generators
For many companies, there are considerable advantages to using industrial gas generators, rather than traditional bottled or tanker supply to on-site silos. However, the benefits only accrue if the gas generator is operating at optimum levels of efficiency and reliability. This is where...
Cambridge Startup to DeepTech Unicorn w/ Poppy Gustafsson, CEO of Darktrace
Our featured guest to launch the Cambridge Chapter of Founder Institute is Poppy Gustafsson, CEO of Darktrace. She's the recipient of an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to cybersecurity. ...
How much do you know about cloud security?
The growth of cloud computing has completely changed the way many of us work. It’s also changed the way we need to think about security. ...
cofinitive Communications Clinic
cofinitive first began holding its monthly Communications Clinic at The Bradfield Centre in 2018 and it remains as popular as ever. ...
Carbon Orange - Now we are six
Carbon Orange writes: It's been a while since our last update, but now seems like a good time to pop back so you can celebrate our 6th birthday with us! ...
The year in review: Updates and trends
In 2022, everyone witnessed intense activity in matters related to supply chain issues, the energy transition, oil & gas, post-M&A disputes, licensing issues, breaches of distribution contracts and increasingly arbitrations deriving from geopolitical issues in Europe and Asia an...
Assessing the impact of rarity on French HTA and pricing decisions
With changes to the pricing and access processes such as the new Accord Cadre and the soon-to-be implemented ATU reform likely to impact pricing and access of orphan products in France, Cécile Matthews, Bhavesh Patel, and Owen Male look at how French payers have valu...
How eligible patient numbers affect price of rare disease drugs in France
Having recently assessed the relationship between drug price and prevalence of non-oncology rare diseases, CRA’s Cécile Matthews, Bhavesh Patel, and Owen Male explore in greater depth the situation for these orphan drugs in France in this final article of a three-part series publis...
France’s ATU reform: Early access remains possible, but not all diseases are equal
When France’s ATU reform was implemented, some viewed it as restrictive. In this article published in European Pharmaceutical Review (EPR), Cécile Matthews and Charlotte Capdevila explore the reform’s impact on early access to oncology drugs and products for rare diseases. ...
How can a wooden plank help amputees ride a bike?
At Springboard we are combining our technical ability and charitable efforts to work on a project with Humanos3D, a charity based in Medellin, Colombia. Some of the problems the charity are trying to solve are more complex and require iterative design and engineering expertise to meet t...