How is AI affecting your team? Let’s talk trust
Everybody’s talking about AI, but not everyone is talking about the human impacts of it. Although we’ve seen so many tech revolutions (the internet, mobile phones), this one feels different . It’s affecting trust. Jo at Twist Consultants discusses below.
Make double the difference for children’s mental health during Small Charity Week
Between 23rd and 30th June, donations to children’s mental health charity Blue Smile will be doubled as part of the Big Give Small Charity Week Campaign.
Domino supports International Women in Engineering Day
A Cambridge company is celebrating this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (IWED) on 23rd June by highlighting its female employees working in key technical roles.
Ultra runner raises over £55,000 for pioneering new Cambridge Children’s Hospital after completing the ‘toughest foot race on earth
Sunday - 22nd June ACT's Amazing People on Cambridge Radio featured EXTREME FUNDRAISERS - fundraisers who have either raised a lot of money for Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust hospital charity - or who have taken on extreme challenges to boost funds.
Visa/work permits for working in France
Le Cheminant International's local partner firm in France is expert in arranging visas/work permits for highly qualified staff. They have recently reported surprise that they get a lot of interest for USA expats but not for British ones.
More on Zinwave’s wideband DAS - all frequencies, one system
All Frequencies. One System.Zinwave’s wideband DAS covers all public safety and cellular frequencies in a single system, reducing complexity and streamlining deployment.
Think long term to achieve your goals
We all have tendencies and biases that creep into our everyday lives, these apply to the investment decisions we make too. Understanding some of your behavioural biases can help you make better investment decisions and keep you from falling into some basic behavioural finance traps.
Council celebrates inclusion and diversity at Cambridge Pride
Colleagues from South Cambridgeshire District Council attended Cambridge Pride on Saturday 14 June at Jesus Green in Cambridge. Celebrating alongside thousands of people, the team discussed with attendees that were interested to learn about South Cambridgeshire as a place to live and work. The team explained what a career in local government looks like, how the Council is an inclusive and…
ARU’s fashion students enjoy a ‘sails bonanza’
Students are charting new waters thanks to collaboration with Clean Sailors.
New multi-axis nanopositioning stage from Queensgate offers market-leading dynamic performance
Queensgate Instruments has expanded its range of high-performance nanopositioning stages with a 3-axis high-dynamic positioning stage.
Cambridge’s Centre for Computing History joins the Cosmic Shambles Forest of Science and Culture at Latitude Festival 2025
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) is delighted to be bringing the fascinating history of computing to The Cosmic Shambles Forest of Science and Culture at Latitude Festival this summer!
Does regulation kill innovation?
As part of our regulation for innovation event at the RSA in May, Giles Crown sat down with Ian Jeffery, Chief Executive of the Law Society to discuss the delicate balance lawyers must maintain between regulatory compliance and supporting business growth and innovation.
The art of feedback without the drama. Master the give-and-take game
Feedback is the backbone of personal and professional growth, yet it remains one of the most difficult communication acts to master. When done right, it builds trust, strengthens teams, and fuels continuous improvement. When done poorly, it can damage morale, create resentment, and shut down future dialogue. At the core of effective feedback is communication—clear, empathetic, and responsive…
How strategic building surveys inform smart business investment decisions
In a high-stakes environment like that of commercial property investment, the difference between success and failure often lies hidden behind walls, beneath floors, and within the complex mechanical systems that keep buildings ticking along.
Cerberus Therapeutics Enters into Antibody Discovery Agreement with Isogenica to Advance Immune-Modulating Therapies
Isogenica Ltd., The VHH Company™, today announced an antibody discovery agreement with Cerberus Therapeutics to support the development of targeted immune-modulating therapies using single-domain antibodies. This agreement brings together Cerberus’s KappaLink™ platform — designed to engage Fc receptor-positive (FcR+) effector cells via circulating immunoglobulins — with Isogenica’s expertise…
Cambridge Index advances 2.0%
The Cambridge Index rose 477.16 points or 2.0% to close at 24,146.6, as eight out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
UK-China Life Sciences Forum in London: Fostering practical collaboration
On 10 June 2025, the “Sino-UK Pharmaceutical Cooperation Partnering Conference” convened at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in London, providing a valuable forum for professionals and organisations from both the UK and China to explore new opportunities in life sciences and healthcare innovation. Hosted by China Medical City (CMC) of Taizhou, the event welcomed a diverse group of government…
New Non-Executive Director appointed to CUH
Philippa Hird has been appointed as a Non-Executive Director of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH), which runs Addenbrooke’s and The Rosie Hospitals.
Howes Percival record £828m worth of corporate deals
Leading law firm Howes Percival's Corporate & Banking team delivered a record £828m worth of deals in the financial year to 31 March 2025.
Bio-Rad extends anti-idiotypic antibody and SpyCatcher Reagent ranges for bioanalysis and antibody drug development
Additions to Company’s Range of Bioanalytical Antibodies and Reagents Enhances Bioanalysis and Antibody-Related Research
The ILD patient journey and what to expect
Navigating the journey of interstitial lung disease (ILD) can be overwhelming, filled with uncertainties, misdiagnoses, and emotional challenges. From the first signs of symptoms to receiving an accurate diagnosis and starting treatment, ILD patients often face a long and complex path.
Critical Communications World 2025 in Brussels
Today we're attending Critical Communications World 2025 in Brussels.
More employers back apprenticeships than graduates as demand for school leavers rises across England
New data from First Intuition reveals a shift in how UK accountancy employers are building their talent pipelines.
Astoriom appoints Brittany Jackson as CFO
Key appointment to lead the company’s financial strategy and support continued global growth in sample stability and biorepository storage solutions
