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Bespoke Product UX/UI Design : From Concept to Launch
A premium, end-to-end design partnership for startups and SMEs ready to build digital products that truly resonate with users.
Seeking SMEs interested in finance for energy efficiency or carbon reduction
Energy bills are a growing headache for small businesses, and if you're already tackling yours - switching suppliers, looking at solar, batteries or heat pumps, or exploring flexibility schemes - you can help improve the support banks offer businesses like yours.
Costello Medical is now Employee-Owned
Costello Medical are proud to share an important milestone in their journey: the transition to employee ownership.
Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute launches to address challenges facing our brain health
Cambridge announces a new institute focused on understanding and improving brain health across our lifespan, from early childhood through to old age.
Cytotrait appoints Dr Ian Jepson as Non-Executive Director
- Accomplished international R&D executive, previously Syngenta, specialising in biotech trait development and genome editing technologies
- Follows £3M seed round in 20261 to expand capabilities of the Company’s core MOSS platform and establish trait enhancem
AstraZeneca announces strategic equity investment and clinical collaboration with Summit Therapeutics to advance leading ADC combination strategy in cancer
Clinical collaboration will evaluate sonesitatug vedotin, a Claudin-18.2 ADC, with ivonescimab, a first-in-class PD-1/VEGF bispecific, in gastrointestinal cancers
Taiwanese technology leaders head to Cambridge to strengthen innovation ties
Cambridge, 29th September - A delegation of leading Taiwanese technology leaders will visit Cambridge on the 29th September as part of a wider UK tour exploring opportunities to invest, build commercial partnerships with British businesses and connect with the UK’s technology ecosystem.
Lens Not Label taught me what my job actually is
TL;DR: In November, I'm listed as a contributor on the back of a book called Lens Not Label, written by Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten. Working alongside two people whose actual skill is writing a book taught me something useful about my own skill, which has nothing to do with writing and everything to do with what happens in the room once the book is closed.
Free AI training pilot for organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area
Capytech is offering free access to its new AI Academy for the first few organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area that get in touch. Staff start with the AI Licence, a short course on using AI safely at work, and all we ask in return is some honest feedback.
Six months on: what we’ve learned about creating a great business offsite
Six months ago, we opened the doors to The Grain Barn at Sandon Manor. At the time, we talked about what we hoped the space would become.
PhiZ & Co will be at this year’s RAREsummit
On Wednesday 7 October 2026, 300 minds from across the rare disease community will gather at the Wellcome Genome Campus for the 8th RAREsummit – a unique opportunity to make connections, exchange ideas, and openly debate possibilities. If you work in rare disease science, healthcare, research, innovation, policy, funding, advocacy, or live with a rare condition, this is an event not to be missed…
Why the Cambridge region is becoming an increasingly important focal point for UK medical technology
The Cambridge region has long been recognised as one of the UK’s strongest centres for science, technology and life sciences. What makes the area particularly interesting for medical technology is the way those disciplines increasingly overlap.
Healey sets a pre-Halloween Autumn Budget
The Autumn Budget date has now been set for 28 October, with the new Chancellor facing some familiar challenges.
Particle counters – a small change that could have a huge impact on your controlled environment efficiencies
East Anglian contamination control specialists Guardtech urging applications across Life Sciences, High-Tech Engineering and Healthcare to consider positive effects continuous monitoring can have for on-going cleanroom performance as well as operational success
Talks and workshops
Our talks and workshops start as a conversation, not a lecture. We explore what's actually useful for your organisation and help you shift the narrative, so you get the most out of the different thinking styles already in your teams.
Coaching
Our coaching offer looks beyond the individual to the wider picture around them, often working with both the individual and their manager together.
Enjoy a walk in nature, for nature...
Local MP supports sponsored walk in aid of local rewilding charity Creating Nature's Corridors.
Workplace Needs Assessments
Our Workplace Needs Assessment packages are built around the individual, not a template.
LodeStar Events launches partnership with local charities for new corporate client model, utilising shared event infrastructure
New circular model unlocks extra funding for charity while allowing corporate clients to meet ESG.
Built by one person, relied on by many: small AI tools in life sciences organisations
By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.
Planning permission granted for Cambridge Market Square improvements
Plans for significant investment in Cambridge's historic Market Square have been approved by Cambridge City Council's Planning Committee (Wednesday 2 September).
Impact of childhood chemotherapy on healthy tissues uncovered
The amount of DNA damage caused by certain chemotherapies used to effectively treat childhood cancer has been revealed, along with a hidden impact on the liver. The findings pave the way for future research into new ways to mitigate these impacts.
Diversity protects forests from climate extremes
New study finds tree species diversity leads to greater resistance and resilience
Council submits planning application for landmark Northstowe Town Hub
South Cambridgeshire District Council has submitted a planning application for another state-of-the-art community building in Northstowe.
Hidden source of genetic diversity found in human sperm
New research provides a detailed view of how genetic diversity is generated in sperm and opens new opportunities to investigate the biological mechanisms underlying fertility, genome evolution, and inherited disease.