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    Why marketing of science is important to scientists
    1 July 2025

    A scientist's view: Why marketing matters for science

    A scientist and our Advisory Board Member Farah Aladin-Foster, shares why marketing is crucial for extending the reach of your research beyond academic journals and making a bigger impact in the science and tech community. ...

    pulmonary hypertension
    3 June 2025

    Overcoming challenges in Pulmonary Hypertension

    Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a rare, progressive, debilitating condition characterised by elevated pulmonary artery pressure [1]. This elevated pressure over time causes the walls of the pulmonary artery to become thick and stiffened, and can lead to symptoms including shortness of br...

    27 August 2026

    Tech For Good: Allia Showcase at Cambridge Wide Open Day

    As part of Cambridge Wide Open Day, Allia Future Business Centre is opening its doors to showcase the impactful work of our resident SciTech organisations, all committed to leveraging technology for positive social or environmental change. ...

    27 August 2026

    RAREsummit25: CamRARE at 10 – Connecting Moments

    2025 marks a special milestone — CamRARE’s 10th anniversary. A decade of progress. A future of possibilities. Over the past decade, we have championed collaboration, amplified patient voices, and driven progress in rare disease research, policy, and innovation. Through inspiring keynot...

    Top innovation award for AlgoDynamix with CEO Dr. Jeremy Sosabowski at the recent Digital Commonwealth awards, Mansion House, City of London (April 2025)
    30 May 2025

    Innovation Ignited: QStrat (Cambridge) transforms global investment account management with award-winning AlgoDynamix tech

    London & Cambridge (UK) May 2025: QStrat (Cambridge) unveils a new era of investment account management software based on their latest AI and the now multi-award-winning AlgoDynamix price forecasting analytics software. The Golden Era of ubiquitous AI software continues, with Cambri...

    Laboratory Space at The EpiCentre
    28 May 2025

    Cambridge’s success in fund-raising for start-ups and scale-ups benefits the whole region

    A new analysis by Dealroom for Founders at the University of Cambridge showed that Cambridge startups and scaleups raised an impressive $2.3 billion in 2024, the second-best year on record and almost double 2023’s $1.2 billion that is great news for the Cambridge region as a whole. ...

    27 August 2026

    Cambridge AI Club for Biomedicine - June - New Methods in AI

    The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. Talks will be followed by pizza and networking. June Theme - New Methods in AISpeakers: ...

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    1 May 2025

    SIRS 2025: Insights on Schizophrenia Research, From Rights Based Care to Digital Biomarkers

    This year’s Schizophrenia International Research Society (SIRS) 2025 Congress in Chicago brought together leading scientists and researchers, exploring the latest advancements and ongoing challenges in understanding and addressing schizophrenia. Michael Spilka, PhD. shares his key insig...

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    3 April 2025

    Cambridge Cognition selected for two Phase 3 Trials combining digital cognitive and voice solutions

    Cambridge Cognition (AIM: COG), the brain health software group specialising in digital products to advance clinical research and patient treatment, has been selected by a major pharmaceutical company to provide digital cognitive and voice assessments for two Phase 3 clinical trials in ...

    27 August 2026

    Innovating with AI: Regulatory Opportunities and Key Requirements in the UK and the EU

    This webinar will introduce you to the United Kingdom's and the European Union's pro-innovation approaches to artificial intelligence (AI) development and use, including for research purposes and in clinical settings. ...

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