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SustainableTech4Good; Supporting the Cambridge Literary Festival
This month, join SustainableTech4Good in welcoming BBC Newsreader, Sophie Raworth, to the Cambridge Literary Festival!
Sponsor Licence Holders: New Guidance Update
Recent updates to sponsor guidance issued by the Home Office in March and April 2026 have introduced a series of changes affecting how employers manage sponsored workers and wider workforce compliance.
STORM Therapeutics secures $56 million series C financing and doses first patient in phase 2 Sarcoma Trial of STC‑15
- The proceeds will support the advancement of STC-15 in a Phase 2 study in select sarcoma indications
- First‑in‑class METTL3 inhibitor reprograms malignant progenitor cells by modulating mRNA methylation
16 April 2026, Cambridge, UK: STORM Therapeutics Ltd.
Cambridge vs Oxford: which historic university city suits your short-term rental investment?
The Cambridge vs Oxford debate extends far beyond academic rivalry when you’re considering short-term rental investment.
EpiCentre helps build careers by linking companies with fresh talent
By Tony Quested - Business Weekly As well as providing a base for growing businesses across several corporate specialisms, The EpiCentre in Haverhill is keeping an eye to the future by linking young talent with growing companies.
Atelerix launches STORganoid cryo-free preservation solution for complex 3D cell models
Ambient-temperature preservation solution enables reliable storage and shipment of organoids and spheroids, to support growing adoption of New Approach Methodologies
Abbey People community food hub launches £40,000 appeal as funding pressures grow
A community food hub in Abbey has launched a £40,000 fundraising appeal, warning that falling charity funding and an increasingly unreliable supply of food donations are putting pressure on its ability to continue supporting local residents.
Deloitte invites rapidly growing tech scale-ups across Cambridgeshire and the East of England to apply for prestigious Technology Fast 50
Deloitte is calling on the most innovative and rapidly growing technology scale-ups across Cambridgeshire and the East of England to apply for the firm’s prestigious UK Technology Fast 50. Applications for this year's programme are officially open.
Cambridge Index advances 6.7%
The Cambridge Index climbed 1,737.5 points or 6.7% to close at 27,554.0, as ten out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Anthias Consulting attends a number of conferences in Spring 2026
With a busy few months ahead with our training and consultancy calendar, the Anthias team are taking time out to head to a few well known conferences over the next couple of months to present talks, network with members of the industry and gather insight into all the latest trends.
Major Concerns Raised Over New Pension and IHT Rules
A House of Lords committee has been highly critical of the government’s proposals on inheritance tax (IHT) and pensions.
Bridging Cambridge’s MedTech scale-up gap: the missing link between prototype and production
Cambridge leads in early-stage MedTech innovation, but many promising ideas stall when moving from lab prototypes to clinical-ready devices. The core challenge lies in fragmented, early-stage manufacturing and regulatory pathways, often pushing companies to look overseas. This reflects a broader UK gap in scaling MedTech innovation.
One show, two industries: What CMEF 93 revealed about Chinese medTech
The 93rd China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF) in Shanghai looked the same on paper as previous years — 320,000 sqm, 5,000 exhibitors, 300,000 visitors — but four days on the floor revealed a structurally divided market. NPZ Technology shares observations that matter for UK medical device manufacturers, distributors and compliance professionals.
European Commission greenlights €211 million funding for Cambridge graphene photonics spinout
University spinout, CamGraPhIC, has received the EC greenlight for €211 million funding (about £183 million) from Italy to support the development of photonic optical transceivers based on graphene.
Speak to the Human returns with a new host, and a first episode that tackles one of the biggest challenges facing organisations and leaders right now: AI adoption.
Speak to the Human returns with a new host, James Woodman.
Price Bailey announces five senior level promotions in April
The latest round of senior promotions come following the appointment of six new Partners, reflecting Price Bailey’s ongoing commitment to developing talent.
Price Bailey announces five new Partner level appointments
Leading accountancy firm Price Bailey announces the successful appointment of five senior team members who will move into the firm’s Partner team, including two external appointments and three internal p
Earl fulfilling noble ambition as The EpiCentre scales fresh heights
By Tony Quested in Business Weekly 15th March: The EpiCentre at Haverhill, close to Cambridge and on the border with Suffolk and Essex, is buzzing with activity and humming with the sweet sound of success – and its rise and rise has been no accident.
UK Medical Device Regulatory Consultancy — UKRP, MHRA Registration & Market Access Services
NPZ Technology Ltd is a Cambridge-based medical device regulatory consultancy (MHRA registration No. 8269), providing cross-border regulatory support for medical device manufacturers seeking to access the Great Britain and international markets.
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Beyond loneliness: 5 surprising realities of autistic women's social lives
The stereotypical view of autism sees the boy or man who struggles with social connection (think Dustin Hoffman in the movie Rain man).
The retinal delivery bottleneck: why today’s tools won’t scale
Cell and gene therapies make up a large and growing proportion of pipeline treatments for high-prevalence diseases of the retina. For these advanced therapies to deliver on their promise, most need to be delivered into the retina, overcoming significant physiological barriers. But existing retinal delivery is a slow, skilled, small-scale business: enabling patients with high-prevalence diseases…
'Addenbrooke's saved my twin sister - and her baby': the powerful stories inspiring Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust’s TCS London Marathon runners
Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) has a record 18 runners in this year's TCS London Marathon. Not only that - but to date they have also raised a record £54,000 between them. To hear their stories, and to find out why they are running to raise funds for Addenbrooke's and the Rosie, see below.