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Internet of Things
Elite are always keeping up to date with trends in technology and are well versed in manufacturing products that require machine to machine communication. We manufacture devices that rely on mobile, virtuous and instantaneous connections to the internet.
Telecommunications
Elite offer advanced manufacturing solutions to market leading Telecom customers. The Telecom market evolves faster than most, so we understand our customers need for speed to market, lead-time reduction and shortening of the distribution chain.
Power
Elite’s customers are drawn from a wide range of industrial sectors including Power Generation & Power Monitoring. Elite offer a full turnkey service including the design and manufacture of cable assemblies, battery leads and complete control panel builds. High voltage PCBs are commonly built into rack assemblies for substation and rail power monitoring.
Innovative ReCoVa-19 app streamlines reporting of Covid test results
Cambridge based start-up ReCoVa-19 has developed a simple, effective way for companies and organisations to fulfil the legal obligation to inform Public Health England (PHE) of all Covid-19 test results.
A critical year for haptics as new technology options mature
Investment and development in haptics is accelerating, and the supply chain providing the actuators, drivers, and software behind these key components is evolving at a faster pace every year. IDTechEx discusses the issues.
Xaar’s Futureprint presentation highlights inkjet printing’s drive into new applications
Leading inkjet technology company, Xaar, and novel jetting technology provider Meta Additive, will demonstrate how Xaar’s technologies and collaborative approach are enabling ground-breaking applications, at this month’s FuturePrint virtual conference.
New Trustees join Babraham Institute Board
The Babraham Institute has recently made four new appointments to the Institute’s Board of Trustees.
ERS Genomics and G+FLAS Life Sciences sign CRISPR/Cas9 licence agreement
Dublin, Ireland and Seoul, Korea, 23 February 2021: ERS Genomics Limited, which was formed to provide broad access to the foundational CRISPR/Cas9 intellectual property co-owned by Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier, and G+FLAS Life Sciences, Inc. (G+FLAS), a biotechnology company developing research tools and reagents associated with CRISPR technology, today announced a non-exclusive licence agreement…
Synthetic biology company, Camena Bioscience, expands presence at Chesterford Research Park
Chesterford Research Park is delighted to confirm the expansion of Camena Bioscience within the Science Village Building at the Park. The developer of an industry-leading DNA synthesis technology has renewed its existing lease for a further five years and in tandem taken an additional 1,993 sq ft adjoining suite on the same terms.
Optibrium appoints Dr Rae Lawrence as Director of Software Development
Optibrium™, a developer of software for drug discovery, today announced the appointment of Dr Rae Lawrence as Director of Software Development. With the continued success of the Company’s portfolio of cheminformatics and AI-based drug discovery software, and the recent backing by Kester Capital, Optibrium has made the new appointment to drive its product development agenda. Rae will focus on…
Paragraf listed as a key player by IDTechEx in CVD graphene for electronics applications
Paragraf has been listed as a key player in CVD grown graphene and the role this can have in the electronics sector by IDTechEx in its latest report – ‘Graphene Market & 2D Materials Assessment 2021-2031’.
Lockdown roadmap: is the UK's exit plan the right one? Three experts give their view
UK prime minister Boris Johnson has announced the steps his government will take to end England’s lockdown over the coming months. Lifting restrictions will be split into four stages, with a minimum of five weeks between each to observe the effects of easing restrictions.
Airtel and Qualcomm to collaborate for 5G in India
Bharti Airtel, India’s premier communications solutions provider, and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. today announced their collaboration for accelerating 5G in India. Recently, Airtel became India’s first telco to demonstrate 5G over a LIVE commercial network in the city of Hyderabad.
How to really know your stuff
If you want to be a master of your subject, whatever it might be, this is the best way, and all set out in my five favourite tips, writes Simon Hall.
The roadmap to safer events, driven by Cambridge agency
Ahead of the UK’s lockdown roadmap, Cambridge-based agency The Crane Event has been preparing for a world where events can safely take place again.
Taylor Wessing advises Peak AI Limited on $21 million Series B funding to make AI accessible to all businesses
Taylor Wessing has advised artificial intelligence (AI) company Peak on its $21 million Series B funding round led by venture capital firm Oxx, with participation from existing investors MMC Ventures and Praetura Ventures, and new investor Arete. This brings Peak’s total funding raised to date to $43 million.
Taylor Wessing acts on transformational roll-up and $250 million crossover financing of cutting-edge UK and European biotech companies
Taylor Wessing has advised a series of eight biotech companies on their concurrent sale into Centessa Pharmaceuticals, a newly established holding company for a group of 10 life sciences companies in Europe and North America.
Anglian Water expands its Innovation Centre to reach a million customers
Anglian Water is expanding its Shop Window innovation centre in Newmarket to bring the latest innovation to a million customers across the east of England.
Why training is helping Cambridge employees to thrive in lockdown
Research by Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration underlines the desire of local employees to concentrate on personal development during the pandemic. In response, employer companies are placing learning programmes and workplace health at the top of the agenda.
Out-of-date assessments of development plan policies can be site specific
The presumption in favour of sustainable development can apply when the development plan policies which are most important for determining the application are out-of-date (per paragraph 11(d) NPPF). The recent case of Ewans v Mid Suffolk District Council [2020] has confirmed that such ‘out-of-date’ assessment of a policy can be site specific. Hewitsons explains.
Planning Application submitted for ARU Peterborough Research and Development Centre
Plans for an innovative Manufacturing and Materials Research & Development Centre on the ARU Peterborough campus have been submitted to Peterborough City Council for planning approval.
Chisholm Trail: Underpass works mean temporary closure of Newmarket Road
Work on the Chisholm Trail and Abbey-Chesterton Bridge project, which will form a new foot and cycle route through the city, has reached the stage where an underpass is to be installed under Newmarket Road. This will mean a temporary closure of the road to traffic.
MP welcomes Trinity College divestment
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has welcomed Trinity College's announcement that it will remove all of its public and private investments in the fossil fuel industry by 2031 and work to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Employment Team swoops on top Legal Director for Cambridge office
Olivia Toulson is joining Top 100 UK law firm Birketts’ nationally-recognised Employment Team as a Legal Director.
Win amazing prizes for you and your school with Cambridge Science Centre
Cambridge Science Centre is celebrating British Science Week this year with a competition for youngsters, who have the chance to win prizes for themselves and their school.