STEM
Bidwells twelve walk 240 miles in one day
A team from Bidwells’ Cambridge Project Management Team took on the epic challenge of walking a collective 240 miles (20 miles each) in one day last week to raise funds and awareness for Cambridge Science Centre. ...
Bright Sparks - Local school children get a glimpse into the science ‘Behind the Buses’
Primary school pupils have discovered the science, engineering and technology that keeps the region moving, after taking part in a 'Behind the Buses' experience with Stagecoach East and Cambridge Science Centre. ...
Milner Seminar: Focus on synthetic lethality in cancer
Milner Seminars are designed to facilitate interdisciplinary connections. Seminars include speakers from both academia and industry/biotech, each addressing a common theme, and are followed by networking over refreshments. ...
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...
Medical Manufacturing Asia
Step into the Future of Healthcare Technology
Has China Changed the Dynamic of R&D Outsourcing and Partnering in Biotech? - a London Seminar
The importance of outsourcing to Life Science R&D companies as they seek capital efficiency, speed to proof-of-concept data to unlock further investments and partnering has never been greater.The emergence of China in particular as a major source of innovation and outsourcing option...
How technology transfer is reshaping sovereign security
From automotive to critical infrastructure, cross-sector technology transfer is reshaping sovereign security. The challenge of monitoring Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) is evolving at speed. As nuclear decommissioning sites progress through their lifecycle, security risks decr...
Passive Radar for Detecting Aircraft Without Emitting
The case for listening rather than shoutingEvery conventional radar has the same vulnerability: it announces its presence. The moment a radar transmits, it becomes detectable, locatable, and, if the adversary is sophisticated enough, targetable. For surveillance in contested airspace, f...
International Patent Grants for Pain Management Technology
Plextek and Remedee Labs, the French healthtech start-up, are proud to announce that patents covering key aspects of the millimetre-wave antenna technology at the heart of Remedee’s endorphin-stimulating wristband have been granted in China, Europe, and the United States. The device has...
How Do You Radiation-Test a Complex IC?
How Do You Radiation-Test a Complex IC?When a radiation-hardened component exists for your space-based electronics application, the path is relatively straightforward, when budget allows. But when your design calls for a complex mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC), one that combines si...