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Founded in 1997 by Nigel Brown, David Cleevely, Fred Hallsworth, Hermann Hauser, Anthony Ross and Alec Broers, Cambridge Network is a membership organisation based in the vibrant high technology cluster of Cambridge, UK.
What can you expect from 3D printing?
In an ideal world, a 3D printed part would be a dimensionally perfect representation of the designed part, have identical material properties, and producing it would take no time and cost nothing. But the world is not perfect (far from it, at times), so what can you expect from 3D printing?
News from EU North Sea Region Programme, 2021-27 priority themes
Here is a summary of the priorities the EU has approved for the North Sea Region programme for 2021-2027. The list is interesting because it reflects a great deal of thought about what really matters next for the region. Since The UK left the EU, the ‘North Sea Region’ has been re-defined and includes France.
A crisis in recruitment: Is Diversity and Inclusion key to fixing the current skills shortage?
At a recent Recruitment Peer Network, recruiters, HR managers and Recrion talked about the challenges of salary inflation, candidates gazumping job offers, the risk of speeding up recruitment processes versus making the right hiring decisions.
Prism to host webinar for tech business owners with Cambridge Network
On 26 April 2022 Prism will be presenting a live webinar aimed at tech business owner-managers who are thinking about selling their business.
Cambridge Cleantech - a growing global network of climate focused innovation
When the Allia team built their first Future Business Centre in Cambridge back in 2013, they knew there were certain organisations that needed to be part of thier impact community from the start.
Why do business change initiatives fail?
We’ve all seen this frightening statistic. A staggering 70% of business change initiatives end in failure. This begs two important questions:1) Why do business initiatives fail? And 2) What can you do to improve your chances of success?
Free lab and office space available in the Lab Hotel at Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst
Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst (SBC) is offering free lab and office accommodation for start-ups – and space is available now. In addition to free accommodation, Lab Hotel occupiers receive scientific and business support, access to SBC’s networks and introductions to investors to help their business grow and develop.
How are you protecting your Office 365 data?
Is your hosted business or school data safe from user and system errors, hackers, and other problems?
PragmatIC Semiconductor leads project to digitise reusable packaging
Ultra-low-cost NFC enables practical solutions that will accelerate adoption of new packaging models.
Novahub at Hack Cambridge Atlas January 2022
Novahub were back in action at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in January for the 7th season of Cambridge's biggest student-run Hackathon weekend after a break in 2021 due to the Pandemic. Novahub have been happy to support all of the seasons based at the Corn Exchange since 2016.
FSB Awards win makes it two in two weeks for Guardtech Group
The Haverhill company claimed the Business & Product Innovation gong for their CleanCube COVID-19 PCR testing laboratories.
Organisations turn to Luminance’s AI for automated contract negotiation
Luminance, the world’s most advanced technology for legal process automation, announces after several months in development, its new AI-powered platform, Luminance Corporate, is being adopted by growing numbers of multinational organisations around the world and is now in full release.
Is metal 3D printing right for my part?
From time to time, customers ask whether Prototype Projects Ltd offer metal 3D printing of prototype parts. They are usually already aware of the team's capabilities in 3D printed plastic parts, CNC machining, laser cutting, vacuum casting and model making, but maybe they have designed a part that they think is a candidate for 3D printing in metal.The simple answer is no, Prototype Projects Ltd…
Early careers bloom with new ‘Spring into Deloitte’ programmes
Deloitte will welcome 160 undergraduate students to its annual early careers programme: Spring into Deloitte. The programme, now in its ninth year, will debut two new courses in April: ‘Young Black Professionals’ and ‘Women in Technology’, in addition to its existing ‘Regional Careers Global Impact’ programme.Students will attend a three-day virtual introductory course where they will learn about…
Meet the founders breaking the bias this International Women’s Day
Hear from five founders who are part of Allia’s business support programmes. Each of them is making an incredible difference through their business, while also championing other women to take the plunge into the uncertain but exciting start-up world.
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Source BioScience completes £18.5m strategic acquisition of LDPath Ltd to reimagine the future of pathology by combining cellular and digital pathology platforms
SourceBio International plc, a leading international provider of integrated state-of-the-art laboratory services and products, announces that it has agreed to purchase the entire issued capital of LDPath Limited (“LDP”), a London based leader in Digital Pathology testing services.
Guardtech Group taking gold standard service to the next level
THE GUARDTECH GROUP are expanding their Service Department to meet the needs of a fast-growing new customer base.
Flow Eighteen38 receives €5 million EUR (c.$5.58 million USD) to expand production and biophysical capabilities
Porto, Portugal, Flow Eighteen38, a protein sciences division created to facilitate and accelerate antibody characterization and protein purification projects, today announced a €5 million EUR (c.$5.58 million USD) investment into its protein production and biophysical characterization capabilities and services from its parent company, FairJourney Biologics S.A. (FJB), leaders in the discovery…
“Shanghai Lingang Robots” serving people’s livelihood
As the Lingang New Area at the forefront of reform and opening up, smart technology has already entered the front door of thousands of households from the assembly line, whether it is a driverless car on the road, or a robot that delivers food in place of human service in a restaurant, or the smart interaction of garbage classification in the community. Unwittingly, the city is incorporating more…
Reading the room and hanging out hooks
Want to make an impression on an audience, and guarantee you have their attention? Reading the room and hanging out hooks is critical, writes Simon Hall…
Roadfill® comes to the Epicentre in Haverhill
Roadfill® Ltd, a company that uses recycled plastic products to repair and re-lay roads in an environmentally friendly way is the latest company to be moving into the EpiCentre in Haverhill, where it is taking laboratory and office space to develop new products.
Orbit Discovery and WuXi AppTec sign agreement to access peptide discovery and optimisation technologies
Oxford, United Kingdom, Orbit Discovery (Orbit), a ground-breaking peptide discovery company, announces the commencement of a partnership with WuXi AppTec, a leading global provider of R&D and manufacturing services that enable the global pharmaceutical and healthcare industry.
Product design & development made simple: a guide for start-ups
Product design and development is complex. The gulf between innovation and a market-ready product is vast, complex and requires a deep understanding of engineering, human factors, market insight, regulatory requirements and funding. So, what is the best route for a start-up to take, in order to bridge the gap between their innovation and a market-ready product?