STEMCELL Technologies announces acquisition of Cellular Highways
Vancouver, British Columbia and Cambridge, United Kingdom, June 02, 2025 – STEMCELL Technologies, Canada’s largest biotechnology company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Cellular Highways Ltd from TTP Group Ltd. Cellular Highways is a biotechnology company based near Cambridge, United Kingdom, that specializes in advanced cell sorting technologies with applications in cell and gene…
Overcoming challenges in Pulmonary Hypertension
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a rare, progressive, debilitating condition characterised by elevated pulmonary artery pressure [1].
Leading Cambridgeshire charity seeks passionate trustees to help drive community impact
Cambridgeshire Community Foundation, the county's largest place-based grant maker, is recruiting new trustees to join its board and help shape the future of local philanthropy.
How to build a content strategy that works: A guide for science and tech marketers
It’s not enough to have great content for science and tech marketers - you need a strategy that aligns with your commercial goals and drives real ROI. So how do you build one?
AI-driven multiomics in health: our 2025 roundtable insights
We recently convened a multidisciplinary group of health clinicians, researchers, academics, policy makers and industry professionals to find out where they are using - or expect to use -AI-driven multiomics, and where barriers to uptake lie.
Compliance checklist for UK employers hiring overseas talent
Across all parts of the UK economy, employers continue to struggle to fill key roles domestically, and look abroad only when all other avenues have been exhausted. Yet at the same time, the compliance risk landscape for employers is becoming tougher.
The EpiCentre Haverhill to host Cambridge wide open day on 11th June
New venue announcement for Cambridge Wide Open Day! The EpiCentre is proud to open its doors for a morning of networking, innovation, and discovery. As part of this exciting day, we’re featuring a special showcase from one of our pioneering companies – KluraLabs.
Get inspired - Notice your surroundings
When travelling somewhere, try putting your phone away and actually seeing and hearing what's going on round you - it may be rather useful!
Local community invited to help shape future of Cambridge Business Park
The Crown Estate launches the second phase of public consultation on emerging proposals to transform Cambridge Business Park into a thriving hub for science, innovation and community life.
Disabled residents in South Cambridgeshire set to benefit from increased funding for home adaptations
Disabled residents and people with long-term health conditions can now access more support to live independently at home, thanks to increased funding.
Goodwin Recognized as an Elite Firm for Patent Law in 2025 IAM Patent 1000
The 2025 edition of IAM Patent 1000 has recognized Goodwin and 31 of its lawyers among the top patent firms and practitioners in its annual rankings. The IAM Patent 1000 is the definitive directory exclusively dedicated to identifying the leading patent service providers worldwide, and its rankings evaluate depth of knowledge, market presence, level of work, peer review, and client feedback.
Fujifilm rebrands life sciences companies to strengthen position as strategic Partners for Life, offering end-to-end solutions
FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific becomes FUJIFILM Biosciences, providing a full spectrum of life sciences solutions built from a 55-year history as a cell culture pioneer FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies will be known as FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, serving global partners seek
AI-Powered “Hi Mum” Scams: The growing threat to UK retail consumers
It’s a simple text message that many UK mums will recognise all too well: “Hi Mum, it’s me. My phone’s broken – this is my new number.” Most parents would quickly respond, reassured by a message they’ve likely received from their child before. However, scammers are increasingly exploiting this familiarity to manipulate unsuspecting victims into sending money. And with the rise of artificial…
The second best feeling in public speaking
There’s an emotion you should aim for when presenting, as it tells you a lot about how your talk will go...
Anthias Consulting turns 20
Two Decades of Impact: Diane Turner's Journey Through Analytical Chemistry and Entrepreneurship
Ireland adopts Cambridge-developed method to monitor early prostate cancer
Development of the first evidence-based tool that helps clinicians actively monitor early prostate cancer in newly diagnosed patients has won important recognition in Ireland following research in Cambridge.
Mission Street and BGO sign latest tenant for Oxford science space
What Xyme, an AI-driven enzyme design company, has taken space at Inventa in OxfordWhy Mission Street and BGO opened the building last year, as the first purpose-built commercial science scheme in Oxford’s West EndWhat next Duo on site with 183,000 sq ft next phaseScience and innovation developer Mission Street and investment manager BGO have signed Xyme, an AI-driven enzyme design company, to…
Innovation Ignited: QStrat (Cambridge) transforms global investment account management with award-winning AlgoDynamix tech
London & Cambridge (UK) May 2025: QStrat (Cambridge) unveils a new era of investment account management software based on their latest AI and the now multi-award-winning AlgoDynamix price forecasting analytics software. The Golden Era of ubiquitous AI software continues, with Cambridge companies once again at the centre stage of this global transformative wave taking financial services by storm;…
Celebrate Arthur Bear’s birthday and support hospice care at the Star Shine Night Walk
Join Arthur Bear's birthday celebrations at Star Shine Night Walk 2025.
The strategic importance of private 5G networks
In the rapidly evolving landscape of emergency response, connectivity, reliability, and security are paramount. Private 5G networks are emerging as a transformative force, providing first responders across the United States with unprecedented communication capabilities.
Childhood kidney cancer has millions of genetic changes, opening door to possible treatments
Researchers have uncovered that some childhood cancers have a substantially higher number of DNA changes than previously thought, changing the way we view children’s tumours and possibly opening up new or repurposed treatment options.
Young minds shine in Cambridge Building Society’s 175th birthday coin competition
Hundreds of children from across the region have been learning about the importance of looking after their money and letting their creativity shine as part of an exciting competition to mark 175 years of The Cambridge Building Society.
Evelyn Partners becomes Official Wealth Management Partner of Saracens Rugby Club
Wealth manager's bespoke education programme will help players from one of the UK’s leading rugby union clubs tackle their personal finances now and for the future – a move designed to level the playing field between the financial outcomes of male and female athletes.
District Council helps residents secure millions of pounds in benefits not being claimed
South Cambridgeshire District Council has helped residents on lower incomes secure up to £3.6 million in benefits they’re entitled to – but weren’t claiming.
£1million project could transform higher education
ARU is part of new research to investigate the impact of ‘playful’ learning.