MedTech
Polygenic scores and public health services: moving the debate forward
New report from PHG Foundation is designed to help those making and shaping decisions around when and how polygenic scores could be implemented within publicly funded initiatives and specifically in the English NHS. The report draws on the insights of participants at a recent PHG-conven...
Cambridge Forum announces world-class speaker line-up for AI & Health Conference
Cambridge Forum is delighted to announce a line-up of eminent speakers for its Tech for Good: AI and Health event, taking place on 10th and 11th September at Cambridge Corn Exchange. ...
G’s Fresh backs Cambridge Air Base Appeal
East Anglian Air Ambulance is pleased to announce that G’s Fresh – one of Europe’s leading fresh produce companies – is backing its Cambridge Air Base Appeal. ...
Novartis nominated for UX Design Award with Team Consulting
Novartis has been nominated for a UX Design Award for a new drug delivery digital onboarding experience, developed in collaboration with Team Consulting. Designed to support patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (RMS) in learning to self-inject, the digital platform has be...
Problems with cell’s ‘plumbing’ linked to signalling issues in neurodegenerative conditions
New research led by Prof Edward Avezov (UK DRI at Cambridge) reveals how the architecture of the cell’s transport network, the endoplasmic reticulum, can go awry and lead to problems with signalling in brain cells in conditions like Alzheimer’s. The st...
Crossing the Blood-Brain Barrier: Why Natural Transport Mechanisms Are the Smarter Route
Most biologics and even small molecules fail to cross the blood-brain barrier, leaving CNS drug delivery a persistent bottleneck. Isogenica's latest short video looks at why researchers are turning to the brain's own transport systems as a more promising path in. ...
Solving LNP's Liver Problem: Why Targeting Is the Next Frontier in RNA Delivery
Lipid nanoparticles have powered the RNA medicine revolution, but their default tendency to accumulate in the liver limits use beyond hepatic disease. ...
Precision matters: Guardtech and DryR leading the way for controlled environment provision when things get seriously tight
East Anglian contamination control specialists Guardtech are collaborating with dry room experts DryR to strengthen their overall delivery of advanced cleanroom and dry room facilities across a wide range of high-tech sectors ...
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Record turnout at NeuroWorks 2026 signals growing momentum behind UK neurotechnology
More than 300 researchers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, industry leaders and investors gathered at Cambridge’s Ray Dolby Centre last week for NeuroWorks 2026: Scalable Neurotechnology – Innovation, Translation and Transformative Treatments, the flagship annual conference of Cambridge Neur...