Research
UK Biobank: A case-study of biomedical research with Databanks and its privacy and data protection considerations
In a previous blog post, we outlined the typical privacy and data protection implications of conducting biomedical research using personal data from health databanks. These implications relate to the reliability of anonymisation, valid grounds for the reuse of health data, transparency ...
Exploring exoplanet atmospheres in the age of Webb and Ariel
Astrophysicist Dr Tim Rawle from the European Space Astronomy Centre is the honoured speaker in the Applied Physics Seminar Series (APSS) run by the Institute of Physics Cambridge Branch. ...
Hospital charity launches first ever radio show to showcase its impact
Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) has been funding state-of-the art equipment and groundbreaking research at Addenbrooke's for 30 years - having been born out of two existing charities dating back to the 1990s. Now celebrating its 30th year - the charity has launched its first ever r...
Cambridge NeuroWorks What If Unconference
Join the unconference shaping the future of neurotech.
Next-Gen ESG: How GenAI is Reshaping Research, Compliance and Policy
Join a fireside chat with Af Malhotra, Founder and Chair of the Diversity Economics Institute, brought to you by the Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School. ...
Ralph + Smith gain industry knowledge and inspiration at the UK’s leading Design Festival
Last month, Ralph + Smith spent a valuable day at Clerkenwell Design Week — an annual highlight in their calendar and an event they have proudly attended for several years. Known as the UK’s leading design festival, CDW brings together the best and brightest of the interior and arc...
Bradford Hill Seminar: The Cancer Loyalty Card Study (CLOCS), aiming to help reduce the delays in cancer diagnosis using transaction data
About this talk The first CLOCS project showed that ovarian cancer patients started buying over- the-counter medications up to 8 or 9 months before their diagnosis, with their first GP visit regarding their symptoms on average 3.5 months before diagnosis. This suggests that there is a w...
Cambridge plays host to global gathering on Parkinson’s research
Cambridge continues to prove itself as a world-class destination for conferences, as it welcomed the prestigious Alpha Synuclein Conference. ...
“Think like a car salesperson”: What biotech and AI start-ups can learn about selling
For many UK start-ups in biotech and AI, selling doesn’t come naturally. Founders are often scientists, engineers, developers or researchers, brilliant at building, but less comfortable with business. Yet, no matter how innovative your product is, it won’t make an impact unless someone ...
Unlock the power of lead nurturing for business growth
Nurturing leads and customers isn’t just about courtesy- it’s a powerful way to boost engagement, conversions, and long-term value for your business, with some companies seeing 30%+ conversion rates from nurtured leads turned into customers. ...