What’s your browser really doing?
Your team’s web browser seems harmless. Just tabs, websites, and the odd Google search.
But a new wave of AI-powered browsers is quietly changing what a browser actually does. And that raise some important questions.
Wisdom Bioscience establishes Scientific Advisory Board to advance oral cancer diagnostics and screening
• Drs Giulia Kennedy, Arnold Levine, John Sninsky, Martin Goldberg and Prof Tin Tin Su join SAB• Follows close of initial funding round with investment from Stephen Quake and Jay Flatley
The Centre for Computing History launches Women in Computing 2026 - Code for Change!
The Centre for Computing History is launching our biggest-ever Women in Computing Festival. Running across two weeks around International Women’s Day, the festival offers hands‑on activities, inspiring role models, and a new exhibition - all aimed at encouraging girls and young women to imagine a future in tech.
Cambridge LaunchPad and The Crown Estate inspire North Cambridge Academy students with real-world STEM Project Day
Cambridge LaunchPad, in partnership with The Crown Estate, delivered an interactive in-school Project Day at North Cambridge Academy, giving students the opportunity to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and the built environment through a real-world development challenge.
Babraham Research Campus Ltd appoints Dr Rich Ferrie as Chief Executive Officer
Babraham Research Campus Ltd (BRCL), which is responsible for the development and management of Babraham Research Campus, is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Rich Ferrie to the role of Chief Executive Officer.
One in eight pubs is in severe financial distress as sector braces for business-rates revaluation
One in eight pubs now both technically insolvent and rated Maximum Delphi Risk. This is up from around one in ten a year ago. 181 pub insolvencies recorded in Q4 2025, remaining above early year levels.
Oxbridge blues: How have Cambridge and Oxford economies performed over the past decade?
This blog was originally written by Xuanru Lin, and published by Centre for Cites. Highlighting how Cambridge is competing at a global level as well as collaborating within the UK.
Genomic study helps detect baby’s rare growth condition
Doctors at Cambridge University Hospitals are “thrilled” by a baby’s positive response to treatment after her rare genetic condition was diagnosed following results from a national screening study.
£100,000 pledged to support voluntary and community sector organisations
The equivalent of £100,000 has been pledged to support voluntary and community sector organisations through Match My Project, a Cambridge City Council backed initiative that connects community needs with businesses able to offer resources, skills, and support.
Council unlocks £6.25 million to improve the lives of the city’s most vulnerable residents
CAMBRIDGE City Council has helped unlock £6.25 million to support local people facing poverty, homelessness, and inequality. The funds will back long-term projects helping disadvantaged young people, families in crisis, care-experienced young people, and people experiencing homelessness.
From classrooms to campuses: Cambridge Festival maps the challenges facing education today
The battle over immigration, the promise and peril of artificial intelligence in the classroom, and the stubborn grip of class inequality on exam results will come under scrutiny at this year’s Cambridge Festival, as the University of Cambridge throws open its doors for more than 360 largely free events exploring the forces reshaping society.
Isopod Rapid Cleanrooms: the versatile modular pod system that adapts to suit any host room configuration
Guardtech’s rapid pod solution can be relocated and expanded to match a business’ growth whilst preserving host room integrity with an unassailable level of flexibility
Be prepared for pension salary sacrifice reform
While reforms to the pension salary sacrifice rules are not scheduled to take effect until April 2029, it is important to understand the implications of the changes now.
Cambridge training specialist shortlisted for national award for training the UK’s future nuclear workforce
The Oakridge Centre, part of Cambridge's First Ascent Group, has been shortlisted alongside delivery partner Energus at the UK Nuclear Skills Awards for Best Employer and Training Provider Partnership.
New direct-drive, heavy-duty piezo nanopositioning stage for metrology and precision manufacturing
Queensgate Instruments has extended its range of high-performance nanopositioning piezo stages with a direct-drive, heavy-duty stage capable of moving loads of up to 10 kg at high speeds.
SPT Labtech to collaborate with Illumina to develop automated platform supporting genomics in decentralized healthcare settings
SPT Labtech to develop an automated sample preparation platform for Illumina to further optimize the efficiency and benefits of genomic workflows in decentralized healthcare settingsBuilds on success of existing partnership including development of automated library pre
Council agrees ambitious 2026/27 plan with major green investment and expanded community support
South Cambridgeshire District Council has confirmed a bold programme for the year ahead – built around strengthening communities, backing local businesses and more progress towards a cleaner, greener future.
ELRIG appoints Dr Kelly Gray and Dr Elaine Duncan to its Board
*Strengthens leadership team to support next phase of growth as organisation evolves to meet needs of global drug discovery community *Drs Gray and Duncan to lead scientific programmes and early career initiatives, respectively
Every runner has a personal story to tell - says leading hospital charity raising funds for pioneering new cancer hospital in Cambridge
Runners in this year's TTP Cambridge Half Marathon who are running on behalf of Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust are raising money for a pioneering new cancer hospital in the city. But behind all their training lies many a personal story - experiences of their own, and their loved ones journeys, which have brought them to where they are today. Many of the runners, and their families, have…
When Copilot finally clicked: why file management matters more than you think
Microsoft Copilot is generating plenty of excitement — but where does it genuinely make a difference in everyday work? In this article, we explore a practical turning point that changed our perspective on Copilot, and why effective file management may be the missing link in getting real value from AI. If you’re considering Copilot for your organisation, this insight could help you unlock its full…
Mayor welcomes £6.25m milestone for innovative programme supporting communities
Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Paul Bristow, has welcomed the £6.25 million first close of a new innovative investment vehicle designed to offer lasting, locally-led action to improve life chances and strengthen 
42 Technology joins British Engines Group to accelerate growth and expand innovation capabilities
42 Technology, the Cambridge-based product development and manufacturing innovation consultancy, has been acquired by British Engines Group, an independent engineering group founded in 1922 and today with 1,600 people worldwide. 42 Technology (42T) is now one of nine businesses within the group.
Real-world money skills brought to life at Kimbolton School
Senior School pupils at Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, recently took part in a dedicated ‘Finance Day’, designed to build confidence, practical knowledge and a clear understanding of money as an essential life skill.
100+ courses approved by the RSC for Anthias Consulting
Anthias Consulting are proud to say that we now have over 100 courses approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) for Continuing Professional Development (CPD), following their rigorous r
Redgate headlines Cambridge Network Recruitment Evening to spotlight harnessing AI opportunities in non-technical roles
Redgate, the leading provider of database software tools, is the headline sponsor of Cambridge Network’s upcoming Candidate Recruitment Evening, taking place on Monday 17 March at the Postdoc Centre, Eddington, Cambridge. The event will bring together local employers and job seekers to explore how AI is transforming non-technical roles, offering practical insights into the evolving workplace.