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Anthias Consulting returns to Pittcon 2026 to deliver 3 short courses
We’re excited to announce that Anthias Consulting is heading back to Pittcon 2026! This year, the event takes place at the Henry B. González Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas, USA, from March 7–11, 2026. Pittcon is more than just a conference, it’s a global hub for collaboration and innovation in the analytical sciences. As one of the largest gatherings of scientists, engineers, and…
Why DAX isn’t something to avoid — and how it unlocks the real power of Power BI
For many Power BI users, DAX feels like the line they don’t quite want to cross. Reports look good, visuals work, and yet something still feels out of reach. This article explores why DAX causes so much hesitation, why it matters more than people realise, and how a more practical, grounded approach to learning DAX can remove fear and improve confidence in reporting.
Rethinking ‘Diversity’ and ‘Inclusion’ as Everyday Leadership Skills: Moving beyond initiatives to real-world leadership practice
Leadership today is less about having the right answers and more about navigating complexity. Decisions are made with incomplete information, competing priorities, and constant pressure to move quickly. No leader sees the full picture alone.
Real-life transformations: how acupuncture changed these lives
In my years of practice, I helped hundreds of patients restore their health through Acupuncture. In many cases the results exceeded expectations in situation which seemed impossible to treat: • Severe anxiety • Migraines • Sciatica • Epilepsy • Cancer • Infertility and many others…
Impulse Programme: Turning world‑class science into commercial impact
Applications close soon for Impulse 2026.
Round One deadline has now passed (2 February 2026)
Round Two deadline: 2 March 2026
Now in its 10th year, the Impulse Pr
iXCells Biotechnologies and Rosebud Biosciences partner to advance organoid-based models for rare diseases
- Expansion of iXCells’ iPSCore platform with integration of 3D human organoid expertise will enable evaluation of drug toxicity and tissue-specific responses
- Responds to growing demand for scalable, patient-relevant human models to support translational decision-making in
Cathy Tralau-Stewart discusses strengthening UK therapeutic translation in Drug Discovery World
Professor Cathy Tralau-Stewart, Executive Director of the Milner Therapeutics Institute, has continued her thought leadership work with an article in Drug Discovery World.
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42 Technology supports launch of RheEnergise’s first-of-a-kind 500 kW energy-storage project
42 Technology (42T) has played a key role in helping RheEnergise successfully launch its high-density hydro energy-storage project in Devon this week. The 500 kW system, built on a hillside at Cornwood, near Plymouth, is RheEnergise’s first real-world test site for its long-duration energy-storage (LDES) solution.
Astoriom acquires Precision Stability Storage
- Acquisition strengthens Astoriom’s stability storage capabilities to meet increasing demand across North America
- Offers reliable, compliant, and accessible solutions to advance scientific discovery and product development
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Why I love AI while some of my peers remain wary
There's a strange divide I've noticed lately. While I'm finding myself increasingly drawn to the possibilities of AI, many of my fellow literature graduates view it with suspicion, if not outright hostility.
Women at the cutting edge: driving inclusive surgical design
Gender bias in surgical devices impacts women surgeons, compromising both their performance and well-being. Many instruments and protective equipment have historically been designed using data based on male physical characteristics, creating systemic challenges for female practitioners.
Government funding boost for Cambridge supercomputer
In a boost for UK innovation, the University of Cambridge’s supercomputer is set to get six times more powerful thanks to a £36 million funding injection.
Vortex Biotech opens new state-of-the-art laboratory at Manchester Science Park
Expansion accelerates the development of its non-invasive cancer diagnostic solutions
Kimbolton School appoints Chief Operating Officer
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Doug Harper as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO), following a rigorous, multi-stage recruitment and selection process that attracted strong candidates from within and beyond the independent education sector.
Verlingue acquires Cambridge-based Employee Benefits specialist EBCam
Verlingue announces the acquisition of Cambridge-based Employee Benefits and Financial Planning specialist, EBCam, marking an important step in its continued expansion in the UK Employee Benefits market.
Sable&Hawkes deliver privacy glazing and wayfinding project for Addenbrookes
Sable&Hawkes. have delivered a new environment NHS project for Addenbrookes, part of the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust. Delivering external privacy glazing and wayfinding as part of an ongoing relationship with the trust to improve and enhance public and clinical spaces.
Daniel Zeichner MP opens youth guarantee-funded music studio
On Friday 23rd January Daniel Zeichner MP officially opened a new Noise Solution music mentoring studio in Cambridge, supporting young people who are out of education, employment or training, or at risk of becoming so.
Nabil is boxing clever ahead of first pro fight
ARU second-year student will face Jake Bray at famous York Hall on January 31.
Sanger scientist awarded Kovalenko Medal by National Academy of Sciences
Wellcome Sanger Institute Senior Group Leader, and former Institute Director, Professor Sir Mike Stratton has been awarded the 2026 Jessie Stevenson Kovalenko Medal by the Council of the National Academy of Sciences.
Dedicated senior care assistant celebrates 35 years with EACH
A dedicated Senior Care Assistant says she feels proud and privileged to have clocked up 35 years working for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
Please Do Not Touch - a new play asking questions about colonial legacy, contested heritage and how stories are told
China Plate and Belgrade Theatre in association with Birmingham Hippodrome present - Please Do Not Touch
Groundbreaking for renewable energy scheme to future-proof bin collections
Construction has begun on a pioneering renewable energy solar park to power electric bin lorries for Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire.
Hattrick for The Cambridge Building Society as it wins Best First-Time Buyer Mortgage Provider at MoneyNet Awards
The Cambridge Building Society has been named a triple gold winner of the Best First-Time Buyer Mortgage Provider award at the 16th Annual MoneyNet Awards 2026.
Health issues linked to cosmetic jab complications
Conditions such as type 1 diabetes associated with increased risk of side effects.