Guardtech Group take total cleanroom package to next level with new Isopod Rapid Cleanrooms website
Suffolk-based cleanroom design & build experts launch their fifth new subsite in the space of a year
AstraZeneca to acquire Amolyt Pharma, expanding late-stage rare disease pipeline
Amolyt development portfolio includes Phase III asset with potential to address significant unmet need in patients with chronic hypoparathyroidism Acquisition to further expand the Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease pipeline beyond complement inhibition, building on company’s succesCryoLogyx completes £500k seed funding pound
Funding round led by private UK business angels and the Wider Oxford Technology Angel Network Investment to support commercialization of pre-plated, assay-ready, cryopreserved cells for drug dArrayjet’s ArrayPlex platform selected by Immunome for use in its discovery of targeted cancer therapies
Arrayjet’s patented spot-on-spot microarray screening technology is available for customers to adopt in-house and via Arrayjet’s CRO/CMO services Immunome signs deal to use Arrayjet platform in its in-house screeRealising the potential of digital biomarkers in respiratory care
As healthcare progresses into the digital age, digital biomarkers offer tremendous potential for transforming and improving outcomes in respiratory care, particularly for conditions such as COPD and asthma [1].
D-CYPHRing DNA and the power of spit - BioResource at the Cambridge Festival
Most diseases start in childhood, but most health research is carried out in adults. As a result, a big gap exists in our fundamental understanding of how health conditions begin and evolve. An ambitious programme from the NIHR BioResource – the DNA, Children + Young People’s Health Resource, or D-CYPHR – aims to change that. Find out how in our latest talk for the Cambridge Festival.
First Intuition is awarded special recognition at the AAT Awards
Accountancy training provider First Intuition received the 'AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) Special Recognition Award’ at last night’s annual A
Malingering, fake illness and disciplinaries
If an employer suspects an absent employee may not be genuinely ill, or not as ill as they claim, the employer may take steps to deal with the concerns.
Show not tell in public speaking and leadership
You can spend a lot of time telling people what they should do, but the breakthrough comes only when you show them…
Cambridge MBA candidates launch climate legacy commitment
Two Cambridge MBA candidates at Cambridge Judge Business School have launched the Climate Legacy Commitment, an initiative to mobilise MBA students who pledge to be part of a global movement to encourage business to meaningfully confront the climate challenge.
Why your blue light glasses are HARMING your sleep
A client recently came to me to work on their sleep. They told me “I’ve tried everything, I have a hot bath before bed, drink chamomile tea, meditate and read a book to wind down”. They said “I even have a blue light blocker on my glasses that I wear all day!”. Ah. Bingo.
The end of the tax year is nigh - have you taken full advantage of the various tax allowances/exemptions available?
As we approach the end of the tax year, it’s crucial to review your financial situation and ensure you’ve taken full advantage of the various tax allowances/exemptions available. From personal allowances to capital gains tax (CGT) exemption, marriage, savings, and dividend allowances, each prese
Theatredor comes to The Epicentre in Haverhill
An exciting young start-up company that connects people in the performing arts world has opened its doors at The EpiCentre in Haverhill.
Monitoring those on Skilled Worker Visas when working remotely
Guidance issued on 6 March 2024 has clarified the requirement for employers to carefully consider work location for sponsored workers, and report those contracted to work from home to the Home Office. The Home Office may ask for sponsorship to be justified if a contractual home worker could work remotely from outside the UK.
Stone King partner quoted by Civil Society on the involvement of charity employees in politics
Rosamund McCarthy Etherington, Stone King Partner and joint head of the firm’s charity sector, has been quoted in a Civil Society article discussing whether charity leaders are able to run as political party candidates.
World’s first IVF clinic Bourn Hall partners with national charity Fertility Network UK to help more employers implement ‘fertility fairness’ in their workplace
The world’s first IVF clinic, Bourn Hall, is joining forces with the UK’s national fertility charity, Fertility Network UK, on their Fertility in the Workplace (FiTW) initiative, which helps firms support staff experiencing fertility struggles.
More on sponsor license - change of circumstances
Sponsor licence holders are required to report certain changes to the Home Office, or risk enforcement action.
Flash mentoring – the quickest way to get targeted support for your small business
Flash mentoring is a new offering from Chris Dunn Consulting. It's a quick, easy, and extremely cost-effective way to access professional support for your business.
Cresset: Bionow Award for internationalisation
Cresset writes...thank you to Bionow and all the event sponsors for an excellent evening at the annual Bionow awards.
Online gaming is bringing RAF families closer
Report investigates benefits and pitfalls of using internet technology to communicate.
Can secrets of the ‘blue zones’ help us live to 100?
Free talk discusses why certain populations across the world enjoy greater longevity.
Lives could be saved from tropical disease with new rapid test
A new test diagnoses patients with melioidosis within hours, rather than days, meaning they can receive the correct antibiotics faster
Green light for Bruntwood Scitech’s £250m Melbourn Science Park masterplan to support booming Cambridge science and tech market
Quarter of a billion pound masterplan spanning 390,000 sq ft includes six new lab and office buildings, three refurbishments, a new village green for the local community to enjoy, gastropub, boutique hotel, and improved transport provisionNuclera appoints Joseph Bertelsen as Chief Commercial Officer
Key appointment to lead global commercial launch of eProtein Discovery platform
New volunteer opportunities with sight loss charity CamSight
A local man from Cambridge, Martin Thompson, 75, has been volunteering with sight loss charity, CamSight for 8 years and highlights the “rewarding” and “meaningful” role in the latest video for the charity.