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Venture investors retain appetite despite impact of COVID-19
UK venture investors appear to still be open for business, signalling a positive message to startup and scale-up businesses seeking investment.... Read More
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Overseas interest in Cambridge Consultants ventilator built for UK Government
Technology hothouse Cambridge Consultants is fielding enquiries to use a new ventilator that it designed for the UK’s fight against COVID-19 from... Read More
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Darktrace ‘Hammers’ hackers as West Ham tightens cyber defence
Cambridge-based cyber security world leader Darktrace has achieved something West Ham United supporters have been praying for since Bobby Moore and... Read More
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Ryanair cuts Stansted jobs among 250 redundancies at four offices
Low fares airline Ryanair is cutting an unspecified number of office jobs at London Stansted among a tranche of redundancies at four of its airports... Read More
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Scents of achievement as IFF boosts Q1 revenue and profit
US company International Flavors & Fragrances Inc., which has major operations in Haverhill UK, has posted increased revenues and operating... Read More
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Cambridge Judge MBA students offer free help to companies
Students on the Cambridge MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School are offering free consulting services to British companies to help them... Read More
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Preferential creditors owed £14.5m after Cambridge Broadband crash
Joint administrators at BDO are confident of rescuing some money for the two main creditors hit hardest by the collapse of Cambridge Broadband... Read More
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PetMedix seeks sub-tenants after move to new Babraham and fresh investment
Animal health technology pioneer PetMedix has engineered a unique platform to develop fully species-specific, naturally-generated therapeutic... Read More
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AstraZeneca could make 100 million doses if Oxford virus vaccine works
In a unique life-or-death Oxbridge partnership, Cambridge Big Biotech AstraZeneca has pledged to manufacture 100 million doses of a new vaccine from... Read More
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Sainsbury Lab chief takes lead role in UK’s research drive
Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser, the distinguished plant scientist and director of Cambridge University’s Sainsbury Laboratory, is the new chief... Read More
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Cambridge Judge entrepreneurs help ‘shield’ hospital staff from COVID-19 threat
Cambridge Judge Business School entrepreneurs are taking part in a volunteer effort to produce thousands of face shields helping to protect hospital... Read More
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Blade runners: Airbus and Cranfield enhance ’copter tech for range of uses
Airbus Helicopters in the UK is exploring future activities to follow on from a four-year research project, in conjunction with Cranfield University... Read More
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Call to Arm’s virtual technology showcase
The call for papers is now open for Cambridge technology business Arm’s annual flagship conference which will be held virtually between October 5-9... Read More
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Cambridge IVF restarts fertility services after pregnant pause
Cambridge IVF has become one of the first clinics in the UK to be given the go-ahead to fully restart fertility services, halted by the coronavirus... Read More
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Darktrace AI protects student data as they learn remotely
Cambridge cyber security world leader Darktrace is cashing in on a lucrative new vertical market as the education sector globally uses its technology... Read More
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Bango clinches £1.5m global telco deal
Mobile commerce technology world leader Bango has clinched its second major international deal in a little over a month. The Cambridge UK enabler... Read More
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Cambridge cohort drives quantum computing revolution
Cambridge technology innovators Riverlane, Hitachi and Arm are at the heart of a £7.6 million initiative to deliver a highly advanced quantum... Read More
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Hospital consultants elevated to coveted medical academy
Two consultants at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are among six affiliates of the University of Cambridge elected to a... Read More
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Oxbridge science and technology staff ready to cycle quickly out of lockdown
Bidwells research shows Oxford and Cambridge science & technology staff are well placed to get back in the saddle and off to work quicker and... Read More
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Birketts advises construction giant on employee buyout
Law firm Birketts has advised McGee Trustee Limited in respect of the sale of 100 per cent of the McGee Group into an employee ownership trust (EOT)... Read More