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An overview of quantum dots and UbiQD
A conversation about modern nanotechnology will almost always include a discussion about quantum dots (QDs).
Can you help inform the future of funded skills training for Cambridge?
An opportunity for employers to influence the future skills development and available support in the region.
Genomics biotech pioneer, Global Gene Corp wins $1m "Star Trek" Roddenberry Prize
The Roddenberry Foundation today announced the winners of its $1 million biennial prize—designed to advance the vision of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry—to four organizations working to better humanity amidst the challenges of the global pandemic.
Biofidelity raises $12m in Series A financing to accelerate launch of disruptive cancer diagnostic technology
Biofidelity Ltd, a Cambridge cancer diagnostics company, today announces the successful completion of a $12m Series A financing. The round was led by BlueYard Capital and backed by experienced investors including Longwall Ventures and Agilent Technologies, a global leader in life sciences and diagnostics.
Cambond Ltd and Evolve Packaging launch project to help solve the world’s biggest environmental and climate change problems
Cambond Ltd, a Cambridge biomaterials company, and Evolve Packaging are launching a project funded by Innovate UK to help solve the world’s biggest environmental and climate change problems. The project will link existing expertise in retail, re-cycling and manufacturing to take plastics destined for burning or landfill and turn them into valuable products for consumers.
How we turned our firm into a dream-team marketing machine (for free)
Communication has been key during Covid-19, but what do you do if your business only has a small marketing team?
The seven leadership styles that worked (and didn’t) during Covid-19
Some leaders thrive in a crisis, but others struggle. Which style is yours, and did it succeed during lockdown?
Four months of CBILS – what we’re looking for and what we’ve learned so far
Read our insights into the government’s Covid-19 support scheme and find out if it’s a good fit for your firm
Calling all bank managers, accountants and VCs: team up or lose out
Do you have a dynamic business in your portfolio that needs funding? CBILS could be the answer – and we can help
Covid-19: The Expert View – tried-and-tested tips to help your team stay sane
After 13 weeks of lockdown, what are the best ways to keep employees engaged? Our People expert shares her secrets
Covid-19: The Expert View – returning to work? Avoid ‘back to normal’ at all costs
Blog: A psychologist shows how treading old ground can prevent progress, from the coronavirus to the Three-Day Week
Covid-19: The Expert View – how to achieve the best of both worlds
People expert Jenefer Morgan on making the transition back to work as smooth as possible
Global Inkjet Systems launches new customer hub
Global Inkjet Systems (GIS), a world-leading developer and supplier of industrial inkjet solutions, today announces the launch of its Customer Hub, which provides 24/7 access to commercial and technical information on GIS Atlas® software, hardware and ink / fluid delivery systems. The Hub replaces the former ticketing system and so makes it even easier for GIS customers to work on projects using…
Newnham College achieves iconic industry quality assurance
Newnham College has been awarded a national award as a meeting venue, demonstrating its commitment to accessibility, quality and ethical codes of conduct, among much more.
Have you looked at your purchasing terms recently?
Standard terms and conditions are one of those things, much like regular dentist check-ups or funeral plans, we all know we need but we’d rather not think about them on a daily basis. After all, who has the time to ponder their own mortality or whether they’re flossing enough every day? We’ve all got better things to do!
Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst announces Professor Jackie Hunter as new Chair
Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst (SBC), a leading location for development and commercialisation of cutting-edge therapeutics, is pleased to announce that Professor Jackie Hunter is to take the role of Chair in September 2020.
Cambridge entrepreneur and investor has been announced as a winner in the regional stage of the Barclays’ Entrepreneur Awards
Barclays’ Entrepreneur Awards highlight and recognise entrepreneurs who are transforming their industries, the economy and society. Dr Andy Richards, CBE, has received the accolade in the Icon category which seeks to recognise entrepreneurs who have successfully turned their vision into reality.
Drive-through blood tests being offered at Newmarket Road Park and Ride
Drive-through blood tests are shortly to be available at Newmarket Road Park and Ride in Cambridge to help reduce the number of patients coming onto the Addenbrooke’s site during Covid-19.
Understanding unconscious bias in the workplace
Unconscious biases are social stereotypes that can negatively affect recruitment and other areas of people management. This week's blog looks at how training can help.
First subject dosed with ZF874, a potential disease-modifying treatment for alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
Z Factor Ltd, a Cambridge-based drug development company spun out of the University of Cambridge, announced that the first human volunteer was dosed today with ZF874, its novel treatment for alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency (AATD).
Office and lab take-up in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc remains resilient as region continues to lead UK’s economic response to Covid-19
Take-up of office and laboratory space in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc has remained remarkably resilient in the first half of this year as the region’s leading role in the fight against Covid-19 continues to drive demand for space, new research shows.
Masks can block 99.9% of Covid-linked droplets, study shows
People who wear a face mask significantly lower the risk of spreading Covid-19 to others through speaking and coughing, suggests research co-funded by UKRI.
UK government seeks to recruit new Executive Chair for Innovate UK
UK Research & Innovaton (UKRI) is seeking an inspirational leader with extensive business experience, international standing and a proven track record to lead Innovate UK (IUK) as its Executive Chair.
Ageing heart cells offer clues to susceptibility of older people to severe COVID-19
Genes that play an important role in allowing SARS-CoV-2 to invade heart cells become more active with age, according to new research.
BBC’s Mike Dilger discovers the fascinating ecology of Alconbury Weald
Urban&Civic, the master developer behind Alconbury Weald, has teamed up with TV presenter and naturalist Mike Dilger to produce the first ecology-focused episode of its new podcast series, Alconbury Weald Stories.