Technology
Your journey to AI adoption as an SME
AI is becoming an increasingly powerful tool in business, from using Copilot to making everyday admin more efficient, to bespoke platforms to integrate in-house software systems. Many SMEs are considering its adoption to help them to streamline processes, interrogate data, even to disco...
Cooling for Aesthetic Laser Systems: Meeting Huge Demands with Compact Solutions
Small and compact laser systems have become a staple of the growing aesthetics market – mostly for skin treatments like hair removal. To offer a well-balanced system, manufacturers must balance several conflicting factors. This results in high demands towards the system components. ...
Efficient Subcontracting in Europe: Expanding HMLV Capabilities
In today's dynamic business environment, companies are increasingly turning to subcontracting as a strategic approach to manage high-mix, low-volume (HMLV) production ...
CN Bio expands access to OOC solutions for APAC customers with distributor agreement in South Korea
Partnership with SCINCO strengthens international sales and technical support channels in key region as part of ongoing global expansion ...
Shift Bioscience appoints Lord David Prior and Sir Tony Kouzarides to support long-term strategy for cell rejuvenation therapeutics
Lord David Prior appointed as Chair of the Board, previously Chairman of NHS England and member of the UK Life Sciences Council Sir Tony Kouzarides, Co-founder and Director, Milner Therapeutics Institute, and Professor of Cancer Biology, Gurdon Institute, appointed as Scientific Advisor...
Why SMEs are rethinking their marketing strategy to grow in 2025
The marketing landscape has changed significantly in the past two years, and many SMEs are beginning to take notice. For start-ups and growing businesses focused on R&D, strategy, or business development, marketing can often feel like an afterthought. Yet in today’s digital economy,...
Engineering and the Built Environment Futures
You are warmly invited to this Inaugural Conference, Engineering and the Built Environment Futures, taking place at ARU Chelmsford. ...
Centre for Computing History receives generous £25k donation to support computing education and heritage
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) is delighted to announce a £25,000 donation from Cambridge-headquartered technology leader Arm, to support the Centre’s work preserving the UK’s computing heritage and inspiring the next generation of tech innovators. The donation has coincided ...
Exploring treatment options for ILD
Interstitial lung disease (ILD) refers to a group of lung disorders that cause inflammation and scarring of lung tissue, leading to progressive breathing difficulties. While there is currently no cure for ILD, treatment focuses on controlling symptoms, slowing disease progression, and i...
FlexEnable receives prestigious 2025 Display Component of the Year Award from the Society of Information Display for its FlexiOM™ organic thin-film transistor materials
FlexEnable, the leader in the development and industrialisation of flexible organic transistors and optics, has won the 2025 Display Component of the Year Award by the Society of Information Display (SID) for its FlexiOM™ organic thin-film transistor (OTFT) materials, now shipping in fl...