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Social innovators invited to compete for the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize
The Cambridge Social Innovation Prize, an annual award celebrating exceptional founder-CEOs of scale-up social enterprises, is now accepting applications for 2025. Targeting mid-career social innovators with a proven track record in the UK, the Prize focuses on leaders ready to expand t...
The Cambridge Young Professionals Group (CYPG) releases its memberships for 2025
The CYPG), a group for graduates and young professionals in the Cambridge area, has released its memberships for 2025. ...
Insights from the 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue
As Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC), we are pleased to share key insights from the recent 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue held on January 11, 2025, in Beijing. ...
Pragmatic Semiconductor appoints James Davey as SVP of Sales, Business Development & Product Management
Veteran commercial technology leader joins the flexible semiconductor technology pioneer enabling sustainable edge and item-level intelligence at scale. ...
Marshall fulfils major deployable infrastructure contract for Royal Netherlands Army
Marshall has delivered its 201st and final container under the Netherlands Specialised Containers (NLSC) programme, concluding a production run spanning facilities in the UK, Canada and the Netherlands. ...
Shanghai's bold vision: Mapping the city's 2025 development landscape and UK opportunities
Shanghai has unveiled an ambitious action plan for 2025, outlining significant developments across various sectors. This plan has implications for both Shanghai's growth and UK-China relations. ...
Distributed Quantum Error Correction: theory breakthrough from Nu Quantum charts pathway for quantum computing scale-out
Nu Quantum releases a Quantum Error Correction (QEC) theory paper demonstrating how a modular quantum computing architecture of interconnected processors is compatible with high-rate and efficient quantum error correction codes, charting a path towards fault-tolerant distributed quantum...
impulse alumni’s ‘economically competitive’ P2X breakthrough reduces reliance on fossil fuels
As the journey to net zero intensifies, the climatech market is growing exponentially in lockstep. One of the most exciting recent innovations is focused on overcoming the intermittency of renewable energy in Power-to-X processes, and comes courtesy of two recent graduates of Cambridg...
Daniel Zeichner MP welcomes major investment in Cambridge
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, has welcomed the Chancellor’s ambitious plans to unlock economic growth in the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor, which are set to deliver significant benefits for Cambridge’s housing, transport and science sectors. The government’s Plan for Change, bei...
An open letter to the Government underscoring the critical role Greater Cambridge can play in the UK’s sustainable and inclusive national renewal
If science were a country then Cambridge would likely be its capital, and if discovery were a global competition the city and region would regularly be winning for Britain. That’s because Greater Cambridge is where innovation makes history and where the future comes first. ...