Guardtech Group bag third win in two months with West Suffolk Innovation of the Year Award
Haverhill-based cleanroom construction specialists scoop Bury Free Press Awards win for Innovation with portable container business Cleancube Mobile Cleanrooms
Benefits of a Nitrosamine Selective Detector
Nitrosamines, such as N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), are carcinogenic compounds that can form during the drug manufacturing process and storage under certain conditions.
Ensuring cosmetic safety: the vital role of ATNC analysis
Cosmetics aren't just about enhancing beauty; they're about trust and safety. In the intricate dance of beauty and science, the discovery of nitrosamines within our cherished products has cast a shadow, highlighting the need for safety measures.
Helping rediscover purpose and fulfilment after retirement: Barry’s story
After a long career in engineering, Barry decided to retire when the company closed his office. But adjusting to life outside of work was a struggle – he found it difficult to fill his days and he lost the sense of purpose his job had given him. With the right guidance and support, Barry discovered a new passion that’s now helping him to grow his skills and find fulfilment in the next stage of…
DREAM: Develop, Research, Engineer, Assemble and Manufacture with a Guardtech Cleanrooms modular
The Guardtech Group’s more modest modular specialists are helping applications reach new levels with their affordable yet high-quality systems
Cambridge Network collaborates with ARIA and key partners to accelerate new technologies to revolutionise brain health
Cambridge Network is thrilled to announce its participation in a multi-million-pound, three-year multi-partner programme with the UK Government’s new research funding agency Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA). As one of ARIA’s new Activation Partners in the agency’s Scalable Neural Interfaces opportunity space, this collaboration aims to rocket-boost progress on a new generation of…
University of Cambridge alumni awarded 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Two University alumni, Sir Demis Hassabis and Dr John Jumper, have been jointly awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing an AI model to solve a 50-year-old problem: predicting proteins’ complex structures.
Cambridge on song as ARIA orchestrates brain health revolution
Tony Quested, Business Weekly writes: A large cohort spanning the Cambridge life sciences, technology and business worlds has announced a multi-million-pound, three-year collaboration with the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), the UK Government’s new research funding agency.
New Blog: Revolutionising Early-Stage Breast Cancer Treatment
Revolutionising Early-Stage Breast Cancer Treatment: How the MAF Test® Enhances Precision Care with Biomarker-Driven InsightsThe MAF Test® by Inbiomotion is an advanced diagnostic tool designed to enhance treatment decisions in early-stage breast cancer.
Milner Therapeutics Institute joins Cambridge-ARIA collaboration to create new technologies for transforming brain health
The Milner Therapeutics Institute (MTI) has joined a three-year collaboration with the science funding agency ARIA and multiple Cambridge partners.
More on Microfluidic Embedded Electronics Manufacturing
IPFL recently developed a sophisticated component that integrates embedded electronics within a microfluidic system using advanced micro 3D printing technology. Leveraging BMF’s 10µm and 2µm resolution systems, IPFL produced an intricate connector that seamlessly joins two bioreactors, utilizing copper-infused BIO resin for enhanced conductivity and mechanical strength. This project highlights…
Whole brain connectome of fruit fly is most complex brain ever mapped
The whole brain connectome of the Drosophila fruit fly is the first complete synaptic resolution wiring map of the brain of an adult animal capable of complex behaviours.
Reducing fugitive gas emissions in existing natural gas analyzer installations
The broad commitment across industries to minimize fugitive gas emissions has highlighted a growing need to adapt existing natural gas sampling systems for efficiency and environmental sustainability. We propose modifications, specifically to systems for critical parameter measurement such as water and hydrocarbon dew points (Wdp and HCdp).
UK startup Yellow Submarine AI secures deal wth Burger King Thailand
Unique transactional footfall solution to optimise store locations and operational efficiency.
Guardtech Group gearing up for Nordics exhibition double at R3 and Tema Renrum
THE GUARDTECH GROUP are all set for an exciting double expo appearance in the Nordics this autumn at the R3 Nordic Annual Symposium & Exhibition in October and Tema Renrum a month later.
AlgoDynamix and Camtech Innovations announce partnership
Singapore, London and Cambridge (UK): AlgoDynamix and Camtech Innovations join forces to address the ongoing risk – including price volatility – associated with Digital Assets such as Ethereum and Bitcoin. Their latest innovations were announced at the Cambridge Tech Week and coincided with the Property (Digital Assets Etc.) Bill and the Global TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore, full details…
Optalysys wins the Business Weekly and Cambridge Tech Week Scale-Up Business Plan Competition
The inaugural Business Weekly and Cambridge Tech Week Scale-Up Business Plan Competition was among the many highlights of Cambridge Tech Week 2024. The competition provided an exciting opportunity to identify, celebrate and promote inspirational new scale-ups.
Yourgene Health and Genetix launch first local non-invasive prenatal testing service in Colombia
Genetix will utilise Yourgene Health’s IONA Nx NIPT Workflow to deliver first NIPT service in region Service offers safe, fast and accurate prenatal testing to expectant parentsManchester, UK, and Bogotá, Colombia, 2 October 2024:
Celebrating the Cambridge Tech Week Innovation Alley Award winners
We’re delighted to share news and reactions from our Cambridge Tech Week Innovation Alley Award winners for ‘Start-Up of the Year’ and the ‘People’s Choice’ Awards.
Nuclera strengthens team with three key appointments
Dr Gordon McInroy appointed as COO, Dr Tobias Ost as SVP Product Development, and Charu Maini as SVP of People
Inspiration, innovation, insights, impact, and collaboration – key takeaways from Cambridge Tech Week 2024
Cambridge Tech Week 2024 (CTW24), held from September 9 to 13, closed on a high, with young talents engaging with the dynamic Cambridge tech ecosystem, fuelling their tech aspirations.
Learn about a career in the creative and cultural sectors
On Thursday 10th October, Cambridge Junction throws open it’s doors and invites young people aged 16 – 25 to learn about careers in the arts.
Introducing Gluetacs Therapeutics to the UK market
Gluetacs Therapeutics (www.gluetacs.com), a pioneering biotech company located in the innovative Lin-gang Special Area of China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, is making significant strides in the field of targeted protein degradation, both in molecular glue (GLUE) and bifunctional degrader (GLUETAC). As a member of the Lingang Cambridge Network, Gluetacs is committed to advancing its cutting…
Rail Gourmet uses Timestip multi-use indicators for enhanced food safety
Food waste reduced by a half.
impulse’s next-gen female entrepreneurs eye up $1trillion FemTech sector
With the FemTech market set to be worth $1trillion by 2027 (McKinsey & Company), impulse, the University of Cambridge’s unique entrepreneurship programme, has seen a sharp rise in the number of participants contributing novel innovations to this exciting sector.