The scaffolding of expertise: rethinking capability formation in an AI-enabled system

Recent reporting from Accenture, Jisc, and the Institute of Student Employers points to a subtle but consequential shift in early-career development. While large-scale entry-level job loss has not yet materialised, a quieter change may already be underway: growing uncertainty about how professional capability actually develops in AI-enabled environments.

Alfa Corporate Finance advises on the sale of Cambridge based Blue Scientific to Aptco Group

Alfa Corporate Finance has advised on the sale of BlueScientific to Aptco Group, supporting the shareholders from initial strategic review through to buyer selection, negotiation and completion. The transaction enables BlueScientific to join a broader pan-European platform while retaining leadership continuity, and was structured to balance value, cultural alignment and long-term growth.

Small habits to make your Windows 11 PC last longer

When did you last replace a perfectly usable work computer simply because it had become slow or unreliable?

For many organisations, that moment is coming sooner than it used to.

VIP Grain Barn launch At Sandon Manor

Cambridge Dining Co. were honoured to cater the launch of the brand new Grain Barn at Sandon Manor, a significant addition to their partner venue in Hertfordshire.

How IT directors can finally get ahead of tickets

Is your ticket queue ever truly completed?

Or is it just quiet enough for you to breathe before the next wave hits?

From where we sit, tickets are rarely the real problem. They’re the visible symptom.

A weekend in Cambridge - Exclusive for families and partners of The University Arms and Cambridge Network

University Arms Cambridge is opening its doors to the families and guests of our corporate partners. Indulge with 30% off B&B on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, a welcome drink on arrival, and breakfast included. Available by invitation only. Email [email protected] to book.

Cambridge Science Park appoints Senior Director to drive bold vision for its future

Cambridge Science Park has appointed Keith Purdie as Senior Director of Development and Operations, where he will lead the Park management team, oversee day-to-day operations and strategic direction, and support the progression of its estate masterplan.

Are today’s mid-lifers facing a future retirement crisis?

New research reveals that five million mid-lifers, aged 40–54, face a difficult retirement.

Nuclera launches antibody triage service to advance AI-driven antibody discovery

Rapid binder triage, of AI-driven candidate sets, enables early elimination of non-binders ahead of costly downstream workflowsPowered by cell-free technology to convert AI-generated candidates into experimental binding data

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Guardtech unveil revamped Isopod Configurator online cleanroom pod builder tool

The East Anglian cleanroom construction specialists have given their revolutionary ‘build your own cleanroom’ software a facelift to further enhance users’ procurement journey

Crowds flock to Kimbolton Castle to step back in time at Living History event

Thousands of people saw the past vividly brought to life at Kimbolton Castle over the May Bank Holiday weekend, as History Alive! Knights, Queens and Time Machines welcomed visitors for an unforgettable journey through nearly 2,000 years of British history.

Partnership Spotlight: Cambridge Online

SustainableTech4Good were proud to support our partner, Cambridge Online, at April's networking event; "Why Innovation Is Mostly Accidental" An Evening with David Cleevely CBE

Cambridge NeuroWorks named “Tech for Good” winner for advancing breakthrough neurotechnology

Cambridge NeuroWorks has been named winner of the “Tech for Good” Award at the Cambridge Independent Science & Technology Awards 2026, recognising its rapid progress in accelerating breakthrough neurotechnologies with the potential to transform millions of lives.

Application window opens for Cambridge Tech Week's 2026's innovation showcase of deeptech startups and scaleups

The application window for Innovation Alley is now open, offering startups and scaleups the opportunity to be part of Cambridge Tech Week 2026‘s central exhibition of disruptive innovation.

A Dinky Surprise - Exclusive Dinky Doors Afternoon Tea Experience at Parker’s Tavern

University Arms Cambridge unveils Exclusive Dinky Doors Afternoon Tea at Parker’s Tavern

Supporting vulnerable clients | FCA guidance and how how we can help

Everyone deserves fair, respectful, and accessible support, especially when personal circumstances make it harder to manage finances or make decisions. If you’re a vulnerable client (as defined by the FCA), we’re here to help in a way that works for you.

Cambridge University Hospitals announces Nicola Ayton as Chief Executive

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) has appointed Nicola Ayton as Chief Executive, following a competitive recruitment process. She had been serving as interim Chief Executive since 1 January 2026.

Nuala McBride joins Salus Wellness

Nuala McBride is a degree-qualified nutritionist registered under the UK's Association for Nutrition.

Cambridge Dining Co. introduce new workplace menus

𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐊𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐔𝐒Introducing new workplace catering dishes, a professionally curated selection of hot dishes designed to support productivity, wellbeing and modern workplace dining.

Clement Mind presents at UKABIF 2026: Managing Challenging Behaviours after Acquired Brain Injury

Dr Alberto Bonilla Miralles, Clinical & Occupational Psychologist and Director at Clement Mind, delivered a specialist presentation at the UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) on evidence-based approaches to understanding and managing challenging behaviours following an acquired brain injury.

Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT's) 19 London Marathon runners part of a new Guinness World Record

Not one, but two, record breaking achievements to their name! If running the London Marathon wasn't enough, our wonderful team of 19 runners are also part of a new world record - taking part in what was the world's largest marathon. To find out how they fared and to read some of their heartwarming comments after completing their challenge, see below.

Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust’s (ACT) intrepid team of trekkers setting out on a Great Wall of China challenge to raise funds for two new pioneering hospitals in Cambridge includes one team member who is terrified of heights.

“Every time I look at photos of the Trek, it makes me feel sick!” - the words of one of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust’s Trek China team taking part in the gruelling challenge despite an intense fear of heights" But with lots of stories and memories to come, the team say they are really looking forward to the challenge - knowing that they are fundraising for two pioneering new hospitals for…

12 gene therapies converge on retinitis pigmentosa and a $3.4bn market by 2033

This month Gene Scope Intelligence (www.genescope-intelligence.com), a dedicated gene therapy market intelligence platform releases a brand new commercial analysis and demand forecast for new gene therapies directed at Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP).

Redtail Telematics wins King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade

Redtail Telematics is proud to have been awarded the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in the category of International Trade!

Meteor Inkjet achieves King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development

Meteor Inkjet Ltd, a leading supplier of industrial inkjet printhead driving solutions, has been awarded the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development.