CW launches new consortium to help companies scale and move from Product to Product-as-a-Service (PaaS)
CW (Cambridge Wireless) creates a consortium of members to accelerate and successfully scale the transformation of product companies to digital services: Product as a Service (PaaS).
Paragraf’s graphene Hall Effect sensors ready for high-radiation applications in space and beyond
Paragraf, the leader in graphene-based transformative electronic sensors and devices, has demonstrated the ability of its graphene Hall Effect sensors to withstand high levels of radiation. The discovery, based on testing from the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), proves that ‘unpackaged’ Hall Effect sensors can be used in high-radiation environments such as space. The project was funded by…
Darktrace named on the Forbes Cloud 100 list for third consecutive year
Darktrace, the world’s leading cyber AI company, has been named on the Forbes Cloud 100 for the third year in a row.
Third global cryptoasset benchmarking study is launched
A report from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance highlights greater regulatory compliance by cryptoasset service providers.
How machine learning can help to future-proof clinical trials in the era of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is the greatest global healthcare crisis of our generation, presenting enormous challenges to medical research, including clinical trials. Advances in machine learning are providing an opportunity to adapt clinical trials and lay the groundwork for smarter, faster and more flexible clinical trials in the future.
Survival tips for parents working from home
Covid-19 has thrown many of us into a new way of living, and now, for many individuals and companies, we have been thrown into a new way of working, working from home.
Government changes affect service and hospitality sectors
On 22 September 2020 the Prime Minister announced additional restrictions in response to increasing rates of infection in the Covid-19 pandemic.
Six new trainee solicitors join Howes Percival
Howes Percival has welcomed six new trainee solicitors. The firm has also appointed five new solicitors who have recently completed their training contracts with the firm.
Huawei sponsors CW Edge Week in support of the Cambridge tech hub
Huawei, the global technology leader has supported the Cambridge Wireless International Conference (CWIC) forming the CW Edge Week as the Platinum Sponsor. Huawei said it could use its global reach to help boost the growing Cambridge tech hub as part of its ongoing commitment to the UK.
Chancellor outlines winter economy plan
The Chancellor Rishi Sunak today outlined additional government support to provide certainty to businesses and workers impacted by coronavirus across the UK.
Technology and innovation political roundup 24.9.20
Weekly political updates from Catherine Condie Associates, perfect for companies who like to see a snapshot of the latest government press releases with a technology and innovation theme. Bespoke monitoring available, straight to your inbox. #innovation #technology #research #manufacturing
Hewitsons continues to support businesses with online events
Local law firm Hewitsons continues to support the local business community, having announced its autumn series of online events which are open to all and will be conducted via Zoom.
Key genetic clue missing in superbug fight
For the first time, researchers have discovered how antibiotic resistance genes are spreading, at a continental scale, via bacterial plasmids in the hospital superbug, Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Bango and Evergent pair up to expand OTT offerings, keeping customers online and entertained
Bango (AIM: BGO), the global platform for data-driven commerce, announces a strategic partnership with Evergent, the leading revenue and customer-lifecycle management platform. The agreement brings together two leading OTT technologies used by media companies and telcos to provide the world’s best entertainment to their customers everywhere.
Globally renowned expert on tunnel engineering, Lord Robert Mair, recommended to chair CAM delivery company
Lord Robert Mair CBE, a renowned civil engineer recognised internationally as an authority on major infrastructure projects involving tunnelling, has been recommended for the role of chair of the delivery company for the Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro (CAM).
Deloitte Life Sciences Catalyst launches in Cambridge with panel discussion made up of industry experts
Developed through deep relationships across the local and global ecosystem, the Deloitte Life Sciences Catalyst exists to solve the business challenges that keep life sciences leaders and innovators up at night.
Cambridge researcher named to Time 100 list of world's most influential people
Professor Ravi Gupta has been named as one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of the Year, in recognition of his work to bring about the second-ever cure of a patient with HIV.
A rapid economic recovery for those who need it most
Nesta’s new challenge prize seeks scaleable ways of giving vulnerable workers better access to jobs and financial help in the wake of COVID-19.
Science and Society, 20 years on: legacy and lessons for a post-Covid world
UK Research and Innovation Chief Executive Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser spoke of her vision for of a system “in which everyone has the opportunity to participate and from which everyone benefits” at an online event this week about the relationship between science and society.
Ambitious genomics project to understand how aquatic species thrive together
The genetic codes of 1,000 aquatic species – representing 500 symbiotic partnerships – will be sequenced by the Wellcome Sanger Institute and its collaborators, in a mission to understand how these organisms have changed to depend on each other for survival.
South Cambs Hall to close to the public
The Cambourne offices of South Cambridgeshire District Council will close to the public from Monday (28 September) to help minimise the spread of Coronavirus.
Financial boost for young people’s projects to help well-being
Innovative outdoor projects designed to improve mental and physical health and access to education for young people are under way in South Cambridgeshire and Cambridge, after a £44,000 funding boost.
Autonomous vehicle trials proposed for University’s West Cambridge site
A new 12-seater autonomous shuttle is set to roll out on the University of Cambridge’s West Cambridge site this autumn.
Tighter restrictions, track and trace explained
On 22 September the government announced further national measures to try to control the escalating number of coronavirus cases in England. Under their devolved powers, Scotland, Wales and Ireland have also introduced new measures along broadly similar lines but with differing levels of severity. Many of the new rules in England will have a significant effect on the leisure and tourism sector.
How could redundancy impact my divorce settlement?
Amy Walpole of Howes Percival considers the impact of redundancy on financial settlements within Divorce settlements.