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Prototype Projects produces over one million parts for the DnaCartridge
Prototype Projects says: "We make prototypes but when a customer needed a boost in production, we delivered the goods. We've now produced over 1,000,000 parts which, given our remit as a prototyping company, is something of an achievement!"
BSI opens the Standards Experience, a new exhibition for the public to explore how consensus standards are made
The BSI exhibition at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) presents a completely new perspective on the concept of standards, BSI’s work as the national standards body and how people can get involved in shaping best practice. The experience uses custom installations to engage visitors with questions and ideas.
BSI announces new partnership with Exonar
BSI, the business improvement and standards company, has announced a new partnership with Exonar, providers of data discovery technology. The new alliance will enable BSI’s Consulting Services team to offer its clients the ability to find and fix risks across their data portfolio at scale, using a single platform.
Sun, sea and economics: study looks at competition and tax rise ‘pass-through’
The 33 smallest islands of Greece are an idyllic place to examine the important link between competition and tax rise ‘pass-through’, says a new study co-authored by Christos Genakos of Cambridge Judge.
TTP opens dedicated new manufacturing space at Cambridge HQ
TTP plc, a leading independent UK technology and product development company, has announced the opening of a brand new dedicated manufacturing facility at its HQ in Cambridge.
Leading law firm celebrates promotions
Newly-merged law firm HCR Hewitsons is celebrating promoting five of its lawyers to partner level.
Evolve is expanding
After a year of unprecedented demand for counselling support, Evolve is looking for more new counsellors to work with their clients. Counsellors will work with both charitable and business clients, supporting their staff and providing mental health training and support as businesses try to find a new 'normal' after the upheaval of the pandemic.
Magna to bring driver assistance into the digital age with industry-first capabilities in 2022
When Magna International’s ICON Radar debuts on the Fisker Ocean next year, it will mark the first application of digital radar for driver-assisted technology.
Instagram Reels is a game changer for cultural venues. Here's why
For some, TikTok changed everything, propelling both individuals’ and companies’ organic content further, reaching new audiences they’d never imagined. However, in busy organisations - always strapped for time and staffing! - the idea of adding another platform to the roster is enough to bring you to tears. The answer, my friends, is Instagram Reels. The visual Instagram medium is incredibly…
CN Bio licenses human gut microbiome modelling tool from MIT and Northeastern University
CN Bio, a leading Organ-on-a-chip Company (OOC) that designs and manufactures single- and multi-organ microphysiological systems (MPS), announced it has secured the licensing rights to a novel tool for modelling the gut microbiome, GuMI, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Northeastern University.
Blog: An introduction to commercial office markets London
The global pandemic weighed heavily on the real estate investment markets in 2020. According to JLL, travel restrictions resulted in greater domestic and inter-regional rather than cross-border investment over 2021, focusing on ‘desirable long-let, core type investments. This ‘flight to safety’ trend is a shift from a global market hungry for yield and deep demand for value-added opportunities in…
Is it time to say goodbye?
Is it time to say goodbye of some of the older PCs in your organisation?
Johnson Matthey drives world-leading fuel cell performance, increasing power density by 20%
Johnson Matthey (JM), as part of leading European consortium GAIA, has helped deliver a fuel cell power density of 1.8 W/cm2 @ 0.6V. This represents a 20 per cent increase versus state-of-the-art technology. This market-leading result marks a significant step forward for fuel cell technology and JM’s net zero aspirations.
ERS Genomics and Japan SLC sign CRISPR/Cas9 licence agreement
Nobel prize winning CRISPR technology to be applied in development of genetically engineered animal models.
Trio of promotions showcase OST Marketing's strategic growth ambitions
In a show of its strategic growth ambitions, Cambridgeshire-based social media agency OST has announced a trio of promotions that reflect the ongoing evolution of the company as it establishes itself as one of the UK’s leading B2B agencies.
Scientists set their sights on new catalyst technology to help achieve net zero
Academia and industry experts from the UK are exploring ways of converting carbon dioxide and waste into sustainable fuels and chemicals to meet net zero targets.
Healthwatch launches new volunteer project to support local health and care services
Healthwatch Cambridgeshire - local health and care champion for our area - is supporting local NHS and care organisations in a new community listening project. It is recruiting a team of ten Health Champion volunteers across Cambridge, South and East Cambridgeshire to help them improve how well services work for people. Volunteers will get an involvment fee for their time.
New plan passed to ‘secure the best for Foxton’
Foxton residents have overwhelmingly voted in favour of a new Neighbourhood Plan that has been drawn up by members of the community. The plan sets out how the group wants to shape future development in the village – while also working to protect the local environment.
ISO 14971 and the three things to think about when starting a medical device development
14971 is an integral part of the suite of ISO and IEC standards governing medical devices and complying with 14971 must be a core part of any medical device development programme.
Medical device software development, IEC 62304 and asking the right questions
What are the key considerations when starting a medical device software development programme, especially with the IEC 62304 standard in mind?
Did you know you could use your employee benefits to help fight the battle against climate change?
For many it may be hard to comprehend that the benefits you offer your employees can play a positive part in the fight against climate change, but they can.
Qkine and Enantis sign licensing deal to bring hyperstable FGF2-STAB® to the global stem cell community
Cambridge University spin-out, Qkine, and Enantis, a biotechnology spin-off company from Masaryk University, have concluded a licensing deal for Qkine to use Enantis’s patented FGF2-STAB® technology globally. A core reagent for stem cell culture, this optimised form of the protein does not degrade in culture media, leading to a range of applications in enhanced weekend-free stem cell…
Guide to pensions for business owners
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Earth's interior is swallowing up more carbon than thought
Scientists from Cambridge University and NTU Singapore have found that slow-motion collisions of tectonic plates drag more carbon into Earth’s interior than previously thought.
Prism facilitates sale of learning management platform provider TWM
Technology M&A experts Prism Corporate Broking are pleased to announce that they have facilitated the sale of The Working Manager Limited (TWM), a digital learning management platform provider, to Valamis Group Oy (Valamis), a Finnish learning experience platform provider.