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Dash for cash to determine Cyan autumn AIM quoted Cambridge tech company Cyan Holdings has launched a re-engineering operation of biblical proportions to drag itself back from the edge of a cliff and into a land of opportunity.
Marshall of Cambridge launches Australia business An upsurge in demand in the Asia Pacific Region has prompted Marshall of Cambridge Holdings to set up a new business for its land systems arm in Australia to serve the whole burgeoning region.
US funding hope for TB device A Cambridge company pioneering a rapid breathalyser-style test for tuberculosis is confident of securing a critical alliance with a United States manufacturing partner to accelerate commercialisation.
 

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Fears British Antarctic Survey may feel UK’s funding freeze

BAS_UAVBritish Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, which is at the cutting edge of climate change and other key research, is seeking clarification on reports that it could lose major funding because of Government cutbacks.

   

21st anniversary Awards set for launch

Simon FraserBusiness Weekly’s coveted East of England Business Awards come with a hallmark of quality – from the companies that enter to the judges, sponsors, crystal and kudos associated with UK business’ longest-running Awards competition.

   

AstraZeneca subsidiary takes major space at Granta Park

Granta Park’s Riverside (pictured) and McClintock buildings offer R & D and office units from 765 sq ft to 35,000 sq ftMedImmune Limited, the global biologics unit of AstraZeneca, has taken the largest space on a science park in the Cambridge area this year, leasing the 22,000 sq ft office building at Granta Park.

   

New technology enables ‘near-patient’ monitoring for cancer or heart disease

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