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AI cyber defender Senseon secures $6.4m to redefine industry approach
Senseon, the next generation AI platform for cyber defence, has announced the completion of a seed funding round of $6.4m. The seed funding will support Senseon’s scaling of technology and presence in EMEA and the US.
Coaching
Coaching for development and performance, specialising in those with a STEM background
Owlstone Medical and Shanghai Hospital to pioneer breath biopsy lung cancer trial in China
Owlstone Medical Ltd., a global diagnostics company developing a breathalyzer for applications in early disease detection and precision medicine, and Shanghai Renji Hospital, today announced a collaboration to conduct a clinical trial into the early detection of lung cancer with support from the Li Ka Shing Foundation.
Study shows there is no ‘average’ consumer
Matching advertising images to personality traits can find the most suitable image for a particular customer and help win sales, finds a new study co-authored by Dr David Stillwell of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Runners visit children’s hospice ahead of Cambridge Half Marathon
Supporters of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) running the Cambridge Half Marathon on Sunday 3 March visited the charity’s Milton hospice this week.
The beauty of a spreadsheet
kdm's blog this week is by one of the team's Account Managers. Annette Barnard, talking about how organised a spreadsheet can be.
SBRI Healthcare awards £1.25m to musculoskeletal disorder and oral health innovations
SBRI Healthcare has awarded £1.25 million to help fund the development of thirteen separate innovations relating to musculoskeletal disorder and dentistry, oral health and oral cancers. The pioneering projects were discovered through a nationwide call by SBRI Healthcare earlier this year for innovations to tackle healthcare problems in these fields.
Hundreds of ‘cool’ family events at this year’s Cambridge Science Festival
Which are cooler, dinosaurs or mammals? Were Neanderthals fussy eaters? Why are vile viruses and funky fungi so important to the human body? How much does dancing raise your heart rate? Awesome breakthroughs, controversial lightbulb moments and explosive insights revealed.
Cofinitive Communications Clinic is back for 2019
The Cofinitive Communications Clinic offers internal and external communications advice for start-ups, scale-ups and established businesses.
Asthma: young people in the UK 'more likely to die'
A new study, from the Nuffield Trust think tank and the Association for Young People's Health, found young people in the UK are more likely to die from asthma than those in other wealthy countries.
Sookio Director joins board at Cambridge 105 Radio
Sookio's Founder and Director, Sue Keogh, has been appointed to the board of Cambridge 105 Radio.
UK plans mission to The Next Web Conference
On 9 and 10 May the Department for International Trade (DIT) in The Netherlands is planning a mission to one of the key tech conferences in Europe - The Next Web (TNW) in Amsterdam.
Talented illustrators display work in Cambridge
An exhibition featuring innovative illustrations by Anglia Ruskin University students will open at the Ruskin Gallery in Cambridge this month, following a successful display at Candid Arts Gallery in London.
Route unveiled for major new road and junction at Black Cat
Drivers using three of the busiest roads in east England are set to benefit from a major upgrade creating a new 10-mile dual carriageway and transforming one of the region’s most congested junctions.
Trio joins specialist Regulatory and Corporate Defence Team
Leading East of England law firm, Birketts, has announced the appointment of Beverley Bell CBE, Chris Taylor and Dean King as Self-Employed Consultants in the firm’s highly-regarded Regulatory and Corporate Defence Team.
Vertical farming: pick-your-own fruit and veg at retail parks?
Advances in technology, from more energy efficient LEDs to better sensors and advances in soilless cultivation, are enabling the expansion of novel farming methods, but how might controlled environment agriculture disrupt the value-chain? Agri-Tech East's 'Bringing the outside in' investigates.
Cambridge Index climbs 3.8%
The Cambridge Index advanced 893.8 points or 3.8% to close at 24425.1, as eight of the top ten Index heavyweights posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Cambridge Science Festival reveals surprising new insights into the mind
A fascinating discussion, that explores novel interventions to help change the way people think about and deal with violence and conflict, headlines the list of events examining how our minds work at this year’s Cambridge Science Festival.
MedImmune brand to be retired as biologics integrate into AstraZeneca’s new R&D structure
MedImmune today announced that its corporate brand will be retired as biologics are integrated into AstraZeneca’s two new research and development units.
Flying start to transformational year at London Stansted
London Stansted’s strong passenger growth of 2018 continued into the new year as a record breaking 1.9 million passengers passed through the terminal during its busiest ever January, an increase of 7.3 per cent over the same month last year.
Redgate champions cloud adoption with full support for Azure in SQL Server monitoring tool
Recognising the increasing take-up of cloud storage, the latest version of Redgate’s SQL Monitor enables entire SQL Server estates to be managed and monitored from one dashboard, whether they are on-premises or in the Azure cloud.
Essential steps to delivering a successful event to be shared at Two Counties Exhibition
Delivering a successful event will be the focus of next month’s Two Counties Business Exhibition at IWM Duxford, with an informative seminar from Meet Cambridge.
Sepura achieves milestone: 45,000 TETRA terminals sold through national Police ICT framework
Sepura has achieved a significant milestone in selling 45,000 TETRA radio terminals to UK public safety organisations since the introduction of the national Police ICT framework in November 2018.
Pure Executive places two independent Non-Executive Directors on the Board of Treatt Plc
Pure Executive is delighted to have introduced two outstanding Non-Executive Directors to Treatt plc in Bury St Edmunds, one of the region’s most successful companies.
Making trade a force for good
UN Environment and partners gathered in Cambridge this week to kick-start a new project aiming to make trade a positive force for both nature conversation and marginalised people.