ARU expert helps shape new biodiversity policy
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries' policy focuses on risks and financial impacts linked to the loss of nature.
DLOC partners with 42 Technology to develop ‘human-on-chip’ system
DLOC Biosystems (DLOC), a spin-out from the American University of Beirut, has appointed 42 Technology (42T) as a strategic product development partner to help bring its advanced 3D human-on-chip technology and fully-automated operating system to market.
The Churchill Archives Centre launches new Access Portal to mark its 50th Anniversary
The Churchill Archives Centre is a world-leading collection of 20th century history, holding a wide-range of documents by more than 570 political, military & scientific luminary figures from the Churchill era and beyond. To mark the 50th Anniversary of The Churchill Archives Centre, we are proud to announce the launch of our free Access Portal. The website allows researchers worldwide to explore…
Qkine announces collaboration with Sartorius
Qkine, a manufacturer of animal-free, highly bioactive, and innovative proteins, announces its collaboration with Sartorius, a global life science group, to supply growth factors and cytokines for stem cell and organoid research, as part of a comprehensive workflow solution.
Camena Bioscience close $10 Series A financing as demand for DNA synthesis technology increases
Camena Bioscience, a synthetic biology company providing genes to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, today announced it has closed a $10m Series A financing round, led by Mercia. The new funding will be used to scale operations and continue development of its pioneering DNA synthesis platform, gSynth™.
ARU is shortlisted for national university prize
Impact of ARU Peterborough is recognised at 2023 UK Social Mobility Awards
Cambridge Vending Solutions Ltd have a new website!
We have moved! Not physically but online, Cambridge Vending Solutions now has a brand new website – we would love for you to have a look:
Planet-saving partnerships: collaborating on sustainable innovation
In the race to bring forward sustainable solutions, worlds are colliding and ideas are flowing. As global leaders gather in Glasgow to discuss climate change, Alex Eliseev speaks to three network builders who are making productive partnerships possible.
Elucidare receives award to develop spatial audio applications for mental health therapies
Elucidare, the commercialization and investment due diligence consultancy, announces the receipt of an award from Innovate UK for the development of spatial audio as a mental health therapy.
NK:IO raises £1.2M, bringing total Seed funding to £5.1M, to advance pioneering NK cell therapy
NK:IO, a leader in natural killer (NK) cell biology applied to the development of exceptionally potent, off-the-shelf cell therapies targeting solid tumours, has raised £1.2M.
China's Manufacturing Industry & UK-China Collaboration
How important is the manufacturing industry to China’s economic growth and global competitiveness? And why is it still important for the UK and China to collaborate in manufacturing? This article details Chinese government policies and strategies and gives an overview of the current manufacturing conditions in China and the UK, with a focus on electronic products.
How to Film and Stream a Remote Event: A Comprehensive Guide
In today's digital age, hosting remote events has become a common practice for businesses, organizations, and individuals alike. Whether it's a celebration, webinar, conference, or an online workshop, the ability to film and stream a remote event seamlessly is crucial to engaging with your audience.
D-CYPHR goes live across the UK
Largest ever DNA and health research programme for children and young people launches to tackle toughest health challenges – through the power of spit.
Qureight collaborates with AstraZeneca on lung disease research
Cambridge-based data analytics company Qureight has entered into a multi-year collaboration with biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca.
Revvity establishes Scientific Centre of Excellence for Genomic Insight in Cambridge
Global health science solutions company Revvity, Inc., has announced the establishment of a Scientific Centre of Excellence in Cambridge, UK. Focused on driving genomic insights to accelerate therapeutic discovery, Revvity’s Scientific Centre of Excellence supports the Company’s fundamental commitment to expanding boundaries in pursuit of a better future for human health.
Can you dismiss an employee on sick leave?
What amounts to potential grounds for dismissal in this context?
5 eCommerce Tips for Small Businesses
This guide outlines key strategies to help small businesses and startups launch eCommerce brands, establish an online presence, and create a solid foundation for long-term growth in the competitive online marketplace.
AudioTelligence breaks new ground in Assistive Tech with Earbud Assistive Listening Case
AudioTelligence announces its innovative new product concept, which for the first time integrates assistive listening technology into an earbud charging case. This world-first combination of hearing technology with earbud charging facilities provides manufacturers with a comprehensive all-in-one solution for individuals with hearing impairments as well as for anyone who needs to hear clearly in…
CMR Surgical ramps up virtual reality offering in world first VR simulator training
Versius® becomes the first soft-tissue surgical robotic system to feature a headset-based virtual reality simulator as part of its metrics-based training pathway
Cambridge Enterprise celebrates a year of innovation and economic growth
Cambridge Enterprise, the research commercialisation arm of the University of Cambridge, marked its 15th anniversary with a remarkable series of achievements.
Leveraging low-code development for social change: Enhancing a food bank app
As part of Fluent's support of National Volunteers Week, the team spent a second day volunteering at a local community project, this time at C3 Impact’s food bank.
Plans submitted for the redevelopment of The Grafton centre in Cambridge
Plans to turn The Grafton into a new research hub for the life science sector have been submitted to Cambridge City Council, Cambridge Independent reports. Developers plan to convert much of the declining shopping mall into laboratory space, while turning the western end into a more attractive destination for shoppers.
How has the Chisholm Trail changed the way you travel?
Cyclists and walkers of all ages and abilities are being asked their opinion on how the first phase of the Chisholm Trail has changed the way they move around Cambridge.
How to lead when you answer to experts?
Rise Above is streaming episode #9 in their series Leading Conversations.
Stupid Me - Well, Nearly
Simon Hall nearly made a big mistake with a critical component of compelling communication, but what a result when he realised his error…