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Assisted dying and a new treatment for Peyronie’s disease form part of a series of health events at Cambridge Festival 2023

• Should assisted dying be legalised?
• Could erectile dysfunction caused by fibrosis (Peyronie’s disease) be cured by a new drug combination?
• What can dogs teach us about obesity?
• Why do young people eat what they do?

These questions are part of a

Hamillroad Extends Multi-Year Auraia DMS Contract with Quad

International prepress company Hamillroad Software today announced that agreement has been reached with Quad to extend their existing relationship for Auraia DMS technology.

Public realm improvements rolled out in Cambridge city centre

Thanks to funding secured from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA), Cambridge City Council and its partners have rolled out an extensive programme of street and open space improvements across the city centre for the benefit of residents and visitors.

World Hearing Day

This coming Friday is World Hearing Day - an annual global campaign aiming to raise awareness of hearing loss and promote hearing care. Hearing loss is a major public health issue that affects over 11 million people in the UK – that’s more than 1 in 6 of us. Accord

How does rare disease prevalence impact drug pricing in England?

This article was originally published in PharmaPhorum.

World Orphan Drug Congress Europe 2022

CRA is a proud sponsor of the congress.

Part 2: Low-priced oncology disruptors - The cuckoo in the PD-1/PD-L1 nest or the runt of the clutch?

Part II of this article was originally published in PharmaPhorum.

Part 1: Low-priced oncology disruptors - The cuckoo in the PD-1/PD-L1 nest or the runt of the clutch?

Part I of this article was originally published in PharmaPhorum.

FlexEnable announces new ownership, Board of Directors and expanded leadership team

FlexEnable, the leader in the development and production of flexible organic electronics for optical modules and displays, today announces its new Board of Directors and additions to its leadership team.

Seed investment to further advance our pioneering antiaging research

Five Alarm Bio writes...we are delighted to announce the close of our seed investment to further advance our pioneering antiaging research.

What are the material choices for SLA 3D printing?

SLA remains the best 3D printing technologies for many applications, despite being one of the first to be commercialised in the late 1980s.  With SLA (stereolithography apparatus), a computer-controlled UV laser traces a path on the surface of a photopolymer (light-curing liquid resin). After the laser has cured each ‘slice’ of the part, the bed descends by a distance equal to the layer thickness…

When is SLS your best option for 3D printing? 

If one 3D printing technology was ideal for every application, we would use it all the time. In reality, each technology has its own advantages and limitations, which is why we have invested in five different 3D printing technologies. One of these is Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), so when is SLS your best option for 3D printing?

What are the top recruitment and retention trends in 2023?

Now that we are well into 2023 there are plenty of trends gathering momentum in recruitment for the year ahead. If you are currently hiring, or simply want to make sure you retain existing staff, here is a look at some of the things to get right (and avoid) in 2023.

CN Bio extends microphysiological system portfolio with PhysioMimix Single-Organ Higher Throughput System

Cambridge, UK - CN Bio, a leading Organ-on-a-Chip (OOC) company that designs and manufactures single-and multi-organ microphysiological systems (MPS), announces the commercial launch of the PhysioMimix™ Single-organ Higher Throughput (HT) System.

Five Alarm Bio, Focused on Minimising the Effects of Aging in Humans, Raises Seed Investment

Cambridge, UK - Five Alarm Bio (FAB), a drug discovery company focused on novel approaches to anti-aging, announced today it has completed a seed investment round, raising over £500K GBP to further enable its pioneering research.

Hidden Cambridge's latest unique corporate event - a "taste" of life as a tour guide in Cambridge

Get a “taste” of what it would be like to be a Cambridge Guide. After receiving training and practicing, for a few hours, your staff will experience just what it's like to guide a group around a number of famous sites in Cambridge!

Laptops4Learning share 2023 update

A summary of work across Cambridgeshire for the start of 2023, by Sue Gowling, Founder of Laptops 4 Learning

£240k to research female veterans’ healthcare needs

ARU receives Government funding to evaluate why support services are underused

Howes Percival appoints Corporate Law expert in Cambridge

Howes Percival has added specialist corporate law solicitor Josie Rogers to its growing Corporate, Commercial, and Banking team in Cambridge.

ICRISAT and Eagle Genomics partnership to accelerate microbiome-based solutions to drive global climate resilience, sustainable food systems and improved nutrition

ICRISAT and Eagle Genomics sign Memorandum of Understanding

ARU shortlisted for four national nursing awards

Anglia Ruskin University projects are in line for Student Nursing Times Awards

GIS expands KM1024i & KM1800i printhead support platform

Global Inkjet Systems Ltd (GIS), a Nano-Dimension division, has expanded its Konica Minolta KM1024i & KM1800i printhead support, now available on the company’s latest Ethernet platform in addition to the well-established USB platform.

Jake Ryan joins Bailey Fisher as Senior Associate

Jake Ryan has joined Bailey Fisher Executive Search as a Senior Associate, helping fast growth technology businesses to build their leadership teams. He will be supporting clients across the technology sector as they make C-suite hires to drive further growth.

Sharing stories changing lives

It Takes a City says...we were guests of University student group.

Community nursing team shares their first research experience

Area Nursing Manager Nicola Zolnhofer has published an article for the Royal College of Nursing highlighting her team’s experience of their first community research study.