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Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Academics from Oxford and Cambridge Universities and seasoned life sciences entrepreneurs have launched Symbiotic.blue, a new Techbio company which is raising a pre-seed financing round to build its artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery (AIDD) platform and initiate early-stage discovery programs.
Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Kigen – a Cambridge-based IoT trailblazer which originally spun out of superchip architect Arm – has announced an unspecified strategic investment from the SBI Group, one of Japan’s biggest financial services & investment groups.
Nu Quantum hails world-first Quantum Networking Unit

Nu Quantum hails world-first Quantum Networking Unit

Cambridge company Nu Quantum has unveiled a significant milestone in scaling distributed quantum infrastructure and progressing towards commercialisation.
LEX Diagnostics bids for FDA clearance after $100m takeover offer

LEX Diagnostics bids for FDA clearance after $100m takeover offer

LEX Diagnostics, a Cambridge Cluster innovator in molecular diagnostics, has submitted dual applications to the FDA seeking 510(k) clearance and CLIA Waiver status in the United States for its groundbreaking VELO system.
AstraZeneca, BioNTech and CIC back Sortera Bio's £7.5m pre-seed round

AstraZeneca, BioNTech and CIC back Sortera Bio's £7.5m pre-seed round

Sortera Bio, a Cambridge biotech based on IP developed at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, has attracted big hitting backers for a £7.5m pre-seed round to power AI models for drug discovery. The round was led by Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC) with participation from AstraZeneca and BioNTech.
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Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Academics from Oxford and Cambridge Universities and seasoned life sciences entrepreneurs have launched Symbiotic.blue, a new Techbio company which is raising a pre-seed financing round to build its artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery (AIDD) platform and initiate early-stage discovery programs.
High flying Cranfield shares £250m for green aerospace projects

High flying Cranfield shares £250m for green aerospace projects

Cranfield University and industry partners are sharing £250 million funding from the UK government to drive green aerospace projects.
Welbeck fleshes out proposals for new Cambridge private health centre

Welbeck fleshes out proposals for new Cambridge private health centre

Welbeck Health Partners has added specific detail to plans to open a private healthcare centre in Cambridge in 2026, a development that marks a major milestone in the group’s nationwide expansion.
Anthrotek and TG0 make key human-machine interaction advance

Anthrotek and TG0 make key human-machine interaction advance

A London-Cambridge collaboration has handed the UK a global market lead in human-machine interaction.
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Female founders to discuss peer mentorship at Cambridge Judge Business School event

Female founders to discuss peer mentorship at Cambridge Judge Business School event

Female founders in business put mentoring under the microscope in a special event in Cambridge on Thursday (June 19) in an event organised by the Entrepreneurship Centre of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Arm IoT spin-out Kigen raises fresh millions from Japan's SBI Group

Kigen – a Cambridge-based IoT trailblazer which originally spun out of superchip architect Arm – has announced an unspecified strategic investment from the SBI Group, one of Japan’s biggest financial services & investment groups.
Amadeus Capital Partners co-founder Anne Glover awarded Damehood

Amadeus Capital Partners co-founder Anne Glover awarded Damehood

Anne Glover, co-founder with Cambridge's Hermann Hauser of Amadeus Capital Partners, has been formally recognised for her outstanding contributions to science, engineering, and innovation in the UK and been awarded a Damehood.
Oxford Innovation Finance has history on the side of the angels

Oxford Innovation Finance has history on the side of the angels

UK startups with a point to prove and cash to raise have a long-established ally – Oxford Innovation Finance.
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Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Oxbridge Techbio startup aims to reinvent AI drug discovery

Academics from Oxford and Cambridge Universities and seasoned life sciences entrepreneurs have launched Symbiotic.blue, a new Techbio company which is raising a pre-seed financing round to build its artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery (AIDD) platform and initiate early-stage discovery programs.
Anthrotek and TG0 make key human-machine interaction advance

Anthrotek and TG0 make key human-machine interaction advance

A London-Cambridge collaboration has handed the UK a global market lead in human-machine interaction.
Whipping up a STORM in new vehicle market as Marshall & Norse partner look long-term

Whipping up a STORM in new vehicle market as Marshall & Norse partner look long-term

Marshall in Cambridge has lined up a potential long-term and lucrative global revenue stream in vehicle transport through an alliance with a Norwegian partner.
Science Group shares rocket after Ricardo sale clinches £53.5m cash coup

Science Group shares rocket after Ricardo sale clinches £53.5m cash coup

Cambridge-based S & T consultancy Science Group plc saw its UK share price soar 50.5p (almost 11 per cent) to 515.5p at one point this morning as a canny piece of business looked set to guarantee a £53.5m cash haul out of the proposed sale of target UK business Ricardo to a Canadian buyer.
£50m shareholder boom as US firm agrees £60m for Oxford Instruments’ quantum business

£50m shareholder boom as US firm agrees £60m for Oxford Instruments’ quantum business

Oxford Instruments Plc, a leading provider of hi-tech products and services to industry and scientific research communities, has agreed to sell its quantum-focused business – Oxford Instruments NanoScience – to Quantum Design, International Inc. in California for £60 million cash.
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