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EY business boom full of Eastern promise
Ace accountant and business adviser EY, which is scaling its East of England operations from twin bases in Cambridge and Luton, increased UK revenue... Read More
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The Legal 500 Guide 2018 East Anglia: Magnificent seven make Patent and TM elite
Seven of the nine firms of patent and trademark attorneys listed in the top tier by The Legal 500 Guide have offices in Cambridge. An eighth firm... Read More
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End animal experiments to fix ‘broken drug discovery process’, says biotech angel
Cambridge life science investor Dr Jonathan Milner has lifted the lid on what he calls a broken drug discovery process and called for a more... Read More
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Axol in Oxbridge initiative to grow brains in the laboratory
Research into neurological disorders – increasingly a cause of death – has taken a major advance through an Oxbridge collaboration backed by BBSRC... Read More
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Sweet smell of success for Cambridge spin-out Aqdot
A bathroom odour control product developed by scientists and innovators at Aqdot – a supramolecular chemistry company spun out of Cambridge... Read More
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The Legal 500 Guide: Top life science, hi-tech and media lawyers in East Anglia
The Life Sciences and hi-tech sectors are driving the Cambridge technology cluster to ever greater glories on the world stage. Investment rounds are... Read More
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The Legal 500 Guide 2018 East Anglia
As Cambridge’s Science & Technology cluster grows at an unprecedented rate so more national and international law firms and IP specialists choose... Read More
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Cambridge radar tech wins slice of $18m US defence deal
Blighter Surveillance Systems, a radar technology business at the heart of the Cambridge UK cluster, has earned a slice of an $18 million contract... Read More
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Feedback plc raises £1.375m to push medical imaging technology
Cambridge-based medical imaging technology business Feedback plc has conditionally raised £1.375 million before expenses via a proposed placing... Read More
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Success at the double for AstraZeneca and the cancer drug Cambridge created
Terrific Phase III trial results for AstraZeneca’s drug Lynparza in ovarian cancer followed days after the FDA granted a key approval for the... Read More
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CRFS takes additional space at Cambridge Research Park
Royal London, advised jointly by Savills and Bidwells, has let office and industrial space at Cambridge Research Park to CRFS Ltd and Applied Medical... Read More
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Developers making progress with student accommodation in Cambridge
New student accommodation under construction in Cambridge has been topped out. The ceremony for the Mount Pleasant Halls scheme was attended by... Read More
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Robotic boat being created for Antarctic research
Researchers at the University of East Anglia are helping to design a robotic boat that can not only survive the extreme environment of the Antarctic... Read More
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All-star cast at AI summit in Cambridge
Some of the best minds in Artificial Intelligence are gathering in Cambridge next month for a two-day summit organised by PROWLER.io designed to show... Read More
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Cambridge tech startups handed masterclass on hiring outside EU
Vishal Chatrath, CEO of one of the fastest growing Artificial Intelligence companies in the world – Cambridge-based PROWLER.io – says the very first... Read More
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French dressing takes Microbiotica haul to £12m
A Cambridge startup at the heart of a new biomedicines phenomenon – the microbiome – has won £4 million of new investment from Paris-based Seventure... Read More
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Amazon creates extra 180 ‘Silicon Valley’ jobs in Cambridge
US technology giant Amazon says it is bringing an additional 180 ‘Silicon Valley’ style jobs to Cambridge as part of a new wave of UK expansion.... Read More
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£19m bait for projects based on skills, innovation and productivity
New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) is making a new, £19 million call for capital projects that will boost skills and productivity in... Read More
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Cambridge cancer scientists out to stop march of the mutants
Cambridge scientists hope that targeted diagnostic tests could be developed for earlier detection of oesophageal cancer as a result of a major... Read More
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Top brass commit £1m to CyanConnode £5.6m fundraise
Cambridge UK technology business CyanConnode is bidding to raise £5.6 million growth capital. Directors John Cronin, Harry Berry, Heather Peacock... Read More