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Avacta announces new appointments to the Scientific Advisory Board of its Therapeutics Division
Avacta Group plc (AIM: AVCT), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing innovative cancer therapies and powerful diagnostics based on its proprietary Affimer® and pre|CISION™ platforms, announces new appointments to its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), reflecting the progress of the Therapeutics Division and Avacta’s transition to a clinical stage Company.
Teamwork and collaboration can weather any storm
What a year it’s been. Like all businesses, the coronavirus pandemic has brought Pure Resourcing its fair share of challenges. "But we’ve been overwhelmed by the support of our team, clients, candidates and business partners. And if this extraordinary period has taught us anything it’s that with teamwork and collaboration we can weather any storm, " they say.
Deadline extended for applications to Amplify business growth programme
Allis is currently recruiting for its Amplify business growth programme in Cambridge and it has extended its application deadline to this Sunday (12th September).
How has the pandemic affected working women?
There can’t be many people whose jobs haven’t been affected by the pandemic – whether that’s newly working from home, being furloughed or even losing a position permanently. But it’s had a particular impact on women, with their job losses outpacing men’s significantly in 2020. So why have they been so hard hit, and what can employers do to try to put things right?
Will a Spatial Framework help double nature in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc?
The consultation on the Arc Spatial Framework is a golden opportunity to begin efficiently delivering environmental enhancement at scale across the Oxford-Cambridge Arc – and better integrate development, says Bidwells’ Henry Moore.
Applications open for new Cambridge Foundation Year’s first student intake
UK students from backgrounds of exceptional educational and social disadvantage can now apply – via UCAS - for a place on the pre-degree Cambridge Foundation Year in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Success of active travel schemes to be considered
The success of six schemes brought in to support more cycling, walking and active travel during the Covid-19 pandemic will be considered this month.
Vision to transform Greater Cambridge bus network outlined by GCP
A revolutionary vision for a world class sustainable travel network for Greater Cambridge has been revealed – including more bus services and cheaper fares to help transform how people choose to travel in this area.
Waterpark is latest addition to local facilities at Northstowe
New extensive walking and cycling routes connecting people with nature have opened at Northstowe, as further services and facilities to improve health and wellbeing become available for residents.
Five reasons to move to the Cloud
There’s a reason 85% of enterprises are using multiple clouds - Tier Consulting shares its top five reasons why you should consider moving to the Cloud instead of using on-premise infrastructure.
Lucida Medical and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust announce major study on AI for prostate cancer
Lucida Medical Ltd, the Cambridge-based start-up, and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (HHFT), have initiated a ground-breaking, collaborative multi-centre research project. This is the first retrospective study in the UK to validate the use of AI to help identify prostate cancer using real-world data from a range of hospitals and scanner types. It will demonstrate the potential of this…
What's the importance of Industry 4.0 for an EMS company?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is extremely relevant and increasingly important in electronic manufacturing, says Elite Electronic Systems.
Driving vision: from strategy to delivery
Running a family business can be all-consuming but, at the same time, incredibly rewarding. Here’s the journey of Justin Pringle whose career has seen him develop from a Volvo apprentice to become the owner and managing director of Prototype Projects.
All (name) change at the Babraham Research Campus
Babraham Bioscience Technologies Ltd, which manages and develops the Babraham Research Campus on behalf of its shareholders - BBSRC and the Babraham Institute – is now known as Babraham Research Campus Ltd.
Counselling for children and young people
We provide counselling for children and young people who may be struggling with how they feel, or may be having problems with friends, family or school.
Adult counselling
We work with individual adults and with couples. Our services are provided regardless of gender identity, ability, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, belief or faith.
New research project aims to make the UK a global leader in digital roads technology
Cambridge engineers will explore how Digital Twins, smart materials, data science and robotic monitoring can work together to develop a connected physical and digital road infrastructure system.
Cambridge alumna to fly to the International Space Station on her first-ever spaceflight
University of Cambridge alumna and NASA astronaut Kayla Barron will experience her first spaceflight when she serves as a mission specialist for the agency’s SpaceX Crew-3 mission to the International Space Station next month.
Treating chronic wounds effectively: The unmet need
By Dr Sam Bakri, Executive Chairman and CEO of biotech start-up, SolasCure After more than 20 years in the life sciences industry, Dr Sam Bakri shares his journey as doctor-turned-entrepreneur of treating chronic wounds and mission to meet the unmet need.
A decade on: Professor Christoph Loch steps down after 10 transformative years
Cambridge Judge Business School looks very different in September 2021, as new Dean Professor Mauro F Guillén takes the helm, than it did when Professor Christoph Loch took office in September 2011.
Going up: birds and mammals evolve faster if their home is rising
The rise and fall of Earth’s land surface over the last three million years shaped the evolution of birds and mammals, a new study has found, with new species evolving at higher rates where the land has risen most.
Nano ‘camera’ made using molecular glue allows real-time monitoring of chemical reactions
Researchers have made a tiny camera, held together with ‘molecular glue’ that allows them to observe chemical reactions in real time.
ESG just one in a line-up of Cambridge Network events this autumn
ESG (Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance) has become an increasingly important focus for investors who want to drive a smarter future. What exactly is it? And how can SMEs comply? Join Cambridge Network to discover answers to these questions and more, in one of a range of events coming up this autumn.
Newmarket gears up for popular Food and Drink Festival this weekend
Thousands of food enthusiasts are expected to attend the popular Newmarket Food and Drink Festival this weekend.
Tame your computer - make your slideshows slicker
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members - now in its 15th year - software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she explains how to remove all speaker notes in one go (Microsoft PowerPoint).