The beginner’s guide to 3D printing
3D printing first started to become a practical proposition in the late 1980s, with various technologies being developed through the ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. New innovations are still coming to market today, proving that this technology, although relatively mature, still has scope for further enhancements.
Springboard bolsters electronic engineering department with new hire
Springboard has announced that they have welcomed Mike Beck to the electronic engineering team.
FlexEnable joins SPIE
FlexEnable, the leader in the development and industrialisation of flexible organic electronics, has become a member of the international society for optics and photonics (SPIE).
TWI Innovation Network Launches New Online Platform, Orbit
Navigating the public funding landscape can be a challenging, even daunting if you are not familiar with it, process. However, as acknowledged by the engineering technology community in the UK, Europe and further afield, gaining an understanding of public funding (grant) opportunities and,
An Overview of China’s Biopharma Clusters
“Strength lies in differences, not similarities.”
- Stephen Covey
Biopharma: China Speed & China Scale
Spark™ delivers a broader range of accessible chemistries than ever before with the addition of SureChEMBL fragment databases
New and updated fragment databases from ChEMBL and SureChEMBL are now available in Spark. This new release of databases significantly expands the available chemistry to Spark users by including the latest compounds from scientific litera
Xampla bolsters food and drink expertise with industry hires
Expert creators of drop-in, high performance natural replacements for plastic, Xampla, has further expanded its expert team with two new hires to support the development of its food applications, including spray coatings.
Surgeons’ operations are race against time
Addenbrooke’s Hospital performs 20,000 planned operations a year – and at 9pm on Wednesday (25 Jan) BBC Two viewers will have the opportunity to see two of the most technically demanding.
Final days to enter Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards 2023
There are just days left to get your entry in to the Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards 2023. Enter free online by 11pm on January 27
New Year, new you, new offer from The Jockey Club
For every NEW conference booked and confirmed to take place from 5th January to 31st March 2023, you can take your pick from a variety of options to add to your Day Delegate package from Danish pastries to fresh fruit platters and add them to your event, completely free of charge! We can offer your delegates an abundance of space, access to outdoor areas and spacious private breakout lounges,…
Cresset January 2023 Newsletter
After a busy start to 2023, our January monthly update newsletter includes features around Flare Visualizer, Virtual Screening, Molecular Dynamics, and more!
Growth Works helps Cambridge business boost turnover and create new jobs
A successful Cambridge engineering company has thanked Growth Works for helping them secure a grant of £138,000 towards state-of-the-art equipment, boosting production and creating local jobs.
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.
Efficiently define complex atom picks for analysis and visualization of your protein-ligand systems
Understanding ligand-protein interactions through visualization is an essential part of scientific reasoning and is a crucial decision-making process that computational and medicinal chemists routinely use.
University of Exeter enters virtual screening collaboration with Cresset Discovery to accelerate discovery of novel antimicrobial drugs
Cresset Discovery, provider of molecular modeling expertise for drug discovery, is collaborating with the University of Exeter to find new antimicrobial drugs.
Improving Railway Safety Through Moisture Measurement
Maintaining safety-critical compressed air systems at a reasonable cost
Compressed air is essential for railroad and train operations. In addition to air horns and air conditioners, it manages brake, door, pantograph, and air-suspension systems.
Gain insights into membrane protein complexes using Molecular Dynamics simulations in Flare™
Running Molecular Dynamics (MD) calculations with membrane proteins is one of the new features recently introduced within Flare.
Local Employee Benefit Consultancy EBCam Ltd launches their 2023 survey to help companies benchmark their reward offering.
Specialist Employee Benefit consultancy EBcam Ltd, who are based out of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds have re-launched their own employee benefit survey for 2023. The survey is free for local companies to participate in.
2023: a new year with a renewed focus for the Guardtech Group
Cleanroom construction specialists’ multi-faceted approach set to reach new levels and new audiences in 2023.
Happy New Year from all at Sentec
As we say hello to the new year, this is a great opportunity to reflect on 2022. Here's a brief list of some of our highlights from 2022:
New piezo objective scanner offers market leading accuracy and resolution
Queensgate, the nanopositioning brand of Prior Scientific, has announced the launch of the NanoScan OP800 piezo objective scanner.
More great people join Fluent’s growing team.
2022 has been a particularly busy year for Fluent; with client projects reaching new heights and a 3-year strategic business plan in place. It's unsurprising that we’ve been hiring! This year we have had 3 fantastic individuals come through our doors.
Improved surface finish for CNC machined parts
Prototype Projects' CNC machined parts now benefit from an improved surface finish thanks to their recent investment in a vapour honing system. They use vapour honing on most parts ordered via their Express, Standard and Economy CNC machining services. The only exceptions are where vapour honing is not suitable for technical reasons or if customers specify that vapour honing should not be used.
IHT receipts rise again
HMRC has published details of tax receipts for April to November 2022- A tax paid by people hate relatives more than the tax man !
3D digital twin model created of modular housing development in Cambridge
Drone technology offers unparalleled accuracy and visual fidelity for creating 3D digital models of existing infrastructure.