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Award-winning biotech firm scents global opportunity
BACTEST's Speedy Breedy story is featured on Forbes - so what does it take to turn IP into viable product?
BACTEST announces global partnership with Goltens in ballast water market
BACTEST has signed a global exclusive distribution agreement with Goltens to sell Speedy Breedy in to the Ballast Water Testing Market.
Success for Managers Tip #68: Is it witchcraft?
Madeleine Morgan of Growu writes: Recently, I was coaching a group of triathletes and long distance swimmers who had set some pretty ambitious goals.
CSR and Philips uWand collaborate to deliver a complete next generation remote control
CSR’s Bluetooth® Smart solution operates with Philips’ innovative uWand technology.
New innovation centre to nurture small firms
A new cutting-edge facility can help turn Chelmsford into a medical and technology hub.
New study shows benefits of music therapy
Anglia Ruskin professor leads research into dementia in MHA care homes
Events to inspire Cambridgeshire communities
Anglia Ruskin showcasing expertise for Universities Week
Cresset issues invitation to user group meetings
In the latest news from Cresset, Dr Robert Scoffin, CEO, issues an invitation to its annual series of user group meetings. Read also about the company's latest developments.
Our Capabilities
CRT-DL’s in-house capabilities include target and cellular biology, assay development, HTS, crystallography, DMPK and medicinal chemistry.
Our Approach
CRT-DL has pioneered an innovative alliance model which brings together the best minds from industry and academia to work around themed areas of cancer biology.
New cancer diagnostic device is launched
A new system to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment is launched.
NICE approves MS drug developed by University of Cambridge researchers
A new drug based on decades of research at the University of Cambridge has today been approved by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for use in people with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS).
Sperm against the stream
Like salmon travelling upstream to spawn, sperm cells are extremely efficient at swimming against the current. In a new study, researchers from the University of Cambridge and MIT have identified the physical mechanisms which may allow sperm to navigate inside the human body and stay on course through a variety of environments.
Cambridge academic is one of BBC Radio 3's New Generation Thinkers
Postdoctoral research associate Preti Taneja has been chosen as one of ten winners in a prestigious competition to find the talented academic broadcasters of the future, run by BBC Radio 3 and the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Would Pfizer-AstraZeneca mean more ‘Parked-AssetZ’?
As the two Goliaths lick their wounds over the failed takeover, it’s perhaps time to ask how the Davids of drugs innovation see the future...
Critical leadership crucial for global health
One of the greatest challenges facing the world in the next decade will be developing critical, inspiring leaders of global organisations, Jeremy Farrar, Head of the Wellcome Trust, told a debate on global health challenges.
Anglia Ruskin backs Transatlantic Business Forum
Anglia Ruskin University's Lord Ashcroft International Business School is supporting the Transatlantic Business Forum 2014, taking place at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford on Tuesday 24 June, and featuring a speech from the US ambassador Matthew W Barzun.
Infographic helps to simplify the marketing planning process
Broadly speaking, marketing planning is very much about segmentation and targeting. However when it actually comes to strategy formulation and implementation, there are a lot of things to consider.
To kiss or not to kiss – in a strictly business context
Spirus Marketing writes: This question has stemmed from the fact that occasionally I find myself in a bit of a quandary, doubting the appropriateness of a greeting kiss in a business context. When a female client recently asked my opinion on the same subject I realised it wasn’t just me after all – perhaps everyone out there is just as unsure!
Collection of Cambridge and England cricket memorabilia goes to auction!
Cheffins Auctioneers is pleased to announce the forthcoming sale of a collection of cricket memorabilia from Tony Lewis CBE, former England captain, past MCC chairman and Millenium president, and BBC journalist. The sale - part of Cheffins Fine Art auction 18th and 19th June 2014 - will also include the ex-Cambridge University cricket club Fenners pavilion clock.
Dovetailed unveils 3D fruit printer
Fresh fruit on demand becomes a reality with a 3D fruit printer.
Learn about wearable technologies that save lives
Wearable technologies are starting to find their way to consumers. It's seen in devices that track your whereabouts, monitor your fitness level and even the quality of your sleep.
Best Employer case study: Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Involving employees in the future direction of your organisation is no easy task. You have to overcome barriers such as figuring out how to spark interest so your staff not only listen, but also help you make your ideas reality. Yet, the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity (ARHC) is doing this with great success.
1248 Internet of Things technology helps General Alert improve animal health
General Alert (GA), a pioneer in the use of sensors and monitoring technology on farms, is working with Internet of Things (IoT) specialist 1248 to improve the welfare of pigs, poultry and other livestock and provide early warning of transmitted diseases.
KISS crack campaign to launch the newly formed Northern Health Science Alliance
Integrated creative agency, KISS Communications (KISS), saw its branded marketing collateral, produced for The Northern Health Science Alliance Ltd (NHSA) shine at a launch event in London.