Blood markers linked to specific types of stroke identified by Cambridge researchers

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified two key chemical markers in the blood that are directly linked to different types of stroke caused by small vessel disease in the brain. The discovery could pave the way for earlier diagnosis, better disease tracking, and more targeted treatments in the future.

Why Life Science and Biotech companies struggle to connect marketing activity to pipeline

Many Life Science and Biotech organisations invest significantly in lead generation but find it difficult to demonstrate a clear link between marketing activity and revenue outcomes.

Charity seeks half-marathon runners for March 27

Charity seeks people who like a challenge to join their Cambridge Half Marathon Team on 14th March 2027

East Anglian Air Ambulance supporters take on Trek 24 in Cambridge

The first-ever Trek 24 Cambridgeshire took place on Sunday 6 September, raising vital funds to support East Anglian Air Ambulance and help secure the future of its lifesaving service across the region – with 150 people taking part in the event.

Impact of childhood chemotherapy on healthy tissues uncovered

The amount of DNA damage caused by certain chemotherapies used to effectively treat childhood cancer has been revealed, along with a hidden impact on the liver. The findings pave the way for future research into new ways to mitigate these impacts.

Dragon Boat teams smash fundraising target with £50,000+ raised for new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital

This year's Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival saw a day of firsts, a day of celebrations and a day of coming together to remember why everyone involved was taking part.

EpilepsyGTx and Viralgen collaborate to advance AAV gene therapy programme for epilepsy ahead of first-in-human trial

Collaboration with AAV-specialist CDMO will support scalable production of EPY201 for focal refractory epilepsy affecting 10 million people

Yourgene Health Insight DPYD Assay Achieves IVDR Accreditation

Comprehensive pharmacogenetic testing solution aligned with latest clinical guidance to support informed chemotherapy treatment decisions.

Guardtech donate to golf day fundraiser to cap off a series of donations close to business’ heart

The East Anglian cleanroom construction specialists have donated £440 towards the Sarcoma UK Golf Day fundraiser as the latest instalment of their ongoing Charity Champions initiative

Rational VHH Humanisation: Keeping the binder you started with

Isogenica's latest case study shows how a structure-guided, iterative approach to VHH humanisation can push nanobodies to 80%+ human-likeness while retaining antigen binding, expression and stability, avoiding the common pitfall of trading away a good binder's properties in pursuit of sequence identity alone.

Eppendorf launches new refrigerated Centrifuge 5811 R

Hamburg, Germany, 8 September, 2026 – Eppendorf, a leading international life science company that develops, manufactures, and distributes instruments, consumables, and services for use in laboratories around the world, today announced the launch of the Centrifuge 5811

OutSee awarded Innovate UK grant for agentic AI pilot study to enhance drug target validation

Pilot study to develop prototype agentic AI sub-system for initial validation screening of targets identified using AI predictive genomics platform, NomalyFunding provided jointly by Innovate UK and Empirical Ventures through Innovate UK Growth Catalyst – Investor Partn

Mayor Bristow visits new home of GSK on Cambridge Biomedical Campus

Paul Bristow, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, visited the nearly completed new home of GSK’s R&D operations in the UK, on Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

Landmarks across Cambridge to light up in support of East Anglian Air Ambulance during Air Ambulance Week

Several well-known buildings across Cambridge will be illuminated in either red or yellow on Wednesday 9 September to show support for East Anglian Air Ambulance and help raise awareness of the lifesaving work carried out by the charity during Air Ambulance Week.

When a company enters another system

By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.

SBC Board appoints Andrew Waters as Chief Executive Officer

The Board of SBC is delighted to announce the promotion of Andrew Waters from his current position of Chief Financial Officer and Interim CEO to the position of Chief Executive Officer.

Bio-Rad expands Foresight Pro Prepacked Chromatography Columns with Nuvia Ion Exchange and Mixed-Mode Resins for Biomanufacturing

Extended Range of Process-Scale Columns Prepacked with CEX, AEX, CEX-HIC, and AEX-HIC Chromatography Resins Provides an Effective Solution for Purification of Biomolecules in Downstream Processing

Guardtech set to close out summer with red-hot awards streak triple header

The East Anglian contamination control specialists are shortlisted for honours at the Pharma Industry Awards, National Building & Construction Awards and Bury Free Press Awards

Hidden source of genetic diversity found in human sperm

New research provides a detailed view of how genetic diversity is generated in sperm and opens new opportunities to investigate the biological mechanisms underlying fertility, genome evolution, and inherited disease.

Carterra Enables Anthropic's Autonomous AI Protein Design Study via its HT-SPR Binding Platforms

Carterra®, a leading provider of high-throughput surface plasmon resonance (HT-SPR) platforms for antibody and small molecule drug discovery, today highlighted the role of Carterra HT-SPR in one of the largest published wet-lab validations of AI-designed proteins to date.

Can a life sciences system be read without reference to its anchor?

By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy

Find My Place Coaching will be at the Cambridge Wellness Festival

Find My Place Coaching will be attending the Cambridge Wellness Festival on 8th September.

Hospital visit inspires Cambridge businesses to take Cambridge’s 2027 Panda Meander fundraising to the next level

In March 2027, Cambridge's third Wild in Art sculpture trail will hit the streets of the University city. Attracting families and visitors from across the UK, and beyond, the trail has a special cause at the very heart of it - with funds going towards children's services at Addenbrooke's as well as helping to build the East of England's first specialist children's hospital. Trail hosts,…

FairJourney Bio delivers antibody engineering for novel tumor-conditional IL-12 therapeutic approach that unlocks the potential of localized cytokine activation

Study in mAbs describes the first reported demonstration of a reversible trans-activation logic gate for tumor-conditional cytokine delivery FJBio engineered dual-specificity Fabs to meet model-defined affinity window through an end-to-end campaign across Porto and

Hidden drivers of aggressive childhood cancer revealed

New clues have been uncovered about why the childhood cancer, rhabdomyosarcoma, may behave aggressively.