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23 Oct 2020: Gyroscope’s gene therapy and surgical platform delivers an endogenous anti-inflammatory protein to the retina of patients. ... While the clinical studies are very early stage and the treatment route is novel, the potential for these therapies, if

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23 Oct 2020: This could potentially be broadened to magnetic and nuclear magnetic resonance measurements in a phased approach. ... This will enable the spreading of the technique in laboratories worldwide and should speed up a wider application of pressure studies in

23 Oct 2020: 16 January 2017. Cambridge and Kew join forces to find new antimicrobial substances in plants. ... Cambridge Enterprise is proud to invest in and help grow this exciting company”.

23 Oct 2020: surface, allowing moths to see at night and be less visible to predators. ... Professor Ulli Steiner and colleagues from the Cavendish Laboratory have developed a new coating which is both antireflective and self-cleaning.

23 Oct 2020: The round is co-led by Medicxi and Touchstone Innovations Group plc (AIM: IVO). ... Currently, the standard treatment is administration of the missing clotting factor, but this requires regular intravenous injections and is not completely effective.

23 Oct 2020: Since releasing the DNS1000 in 2000, CEDAR has boasted a proud history of use at Winter Olympics, Summer Olympics, FIFA World Cups and events such as the Superbowl in the USA. ... Since releasing the DNS1000 in 2000, CEDAR has boasted a proud history of

23 Oct 2020: at the University of Cambridge, and could have important applications in the security, textile and sensing industries. ... The shell material forms an elastic matrix and the hard spheres become ordered into a durable, impact-resistant photonic crystal.

23 Oct 2020: After evaluating initial opportunities across the three universities, Apollo has approved funding for and launched its first four drug discovery projects:. ... academic scientists to identify drug targets and design innovative drug discovery programmes

23 Oct 2020: of new drugs, and enabling more efficient disease diagnosis through DNA sequence detection. ... Cavendish Laboratory, who worked with the teams at UCL and Southampton to develop the new technique.

23 Oct 2020: In 1996 he and Nicko founded nCipher, with venture capital backing, to develop internet security products. ... nCipher Plc was listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2000 and has customers around the world.

23 Oct 2020: This new drug, Campath-1H, was successful at treating two types of blood cancer, lymphocytic leukaemia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. ... The system then repopulates, leading to a modified immune response that no longer regards myelin and nerves as foreign.

23 Oct 2020: Households that have had the IndiGo system installed benefit from affordable, safe and sustainable electricity, which will stimulate social and economic development. ... The company is building upon the research of Professor Sir Richard Friend, Professor

23 Oct 2020: This would reduce the anxiety of parents and reduce cost for healthcare providers.”. ... This would reduce the anxiety of parents and reduce cost for healthcare providers.

23 Oct 2020: Either of these approaches could enable much lower fuel consumption and waste energy. ... It is this enhancement that improves efficiency and enables low-temperature operation of fuel cells.

23 Oct 2020: 10 March 2016. PhoreMost and The Wistar Institute collaborate to identify new druggable targets. ... identify and de-orphan novel targets in cancer, ageing and the immune system.

23 Oct 2020: 16 June 2016. Cambridge CMOS Sensors acquired by ams to become world leader in gas and infrared sensing. ... CCMOSS’ corporate headquarters are located in Cambridge, UK, and the company has 33 employees.

23 Oct 2020: the competition’s reputation for showcasing innovative technology as well as British talent and entrepreneurship. ... For a full list of judges and entry forms, please visit: www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/dsu.

23 Oct 2020: 25 June 2013. New treatments for pain and MS being developed in open innovation programme. ... Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst is a strong model for the future of university and industry collaboration.”.

23 Oct 2020: This technology has already been patented, and we are able to offer it alongside our core BART technology.”. ... This is a major breakthrough as molecular diagnostics are typically associated with complex and expensive hardware.

23 Oct 2020: This is a significant achievement as Novartis challenged the length and breadth of performance of our rAAV gene-editing technology. ... in human cells by switching on a natural and high-fidelity DNA-repair mechanism called homologous recombination (HR).

23 Oct 2020: This bioscience park provides an independent scientific community allowing scientists to foster relationships across organisations and share their expertise and knowledge. ... bringing together partners with shared goals and capitalising on what each

23 Oct 2020: This is a powerful and revolutionary new tool for discovering how gene circuits operate. ... This is a powerful and revolutionary new tool for discovering how gene circuits operate,” said Dr Leeb.

23 Oct 2020: Clinical trials of the holographic sensors to monitor glucose levels and urinary tract infections in diabetic patients are currently underway at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. ... The entire sensing process is reversible, and the same sensor may be reused

23 Oct 2020: be used to power wireless sensors for monitoring the structural health of roads, bridges and tunnels. ... of new sensor and data management technologies, which will enable continuous monitoring of our roads, tunnels and bridges.

23 Oct 2020: disease, and ultimately aid in the development of new drugs to treat neurocognitive disorders. ... Most touchscreens are mass manufactured for human use, and are not sensitive enough for use with rodents.

23 Oct 2020: When done well, this type of responsive design results in sites which are uncluttered, easy to navigate and easy to read. ... This makes for a frustrating experience, and can prevent many people from accessing information online.

23 Oct 2020: The company is based in Cambridge, and has a manufacturing facility in nearby Soham. ... The exceptions are buildings which are both extremely tall and extremely deep, such as a London skyscraper.

23 Oct 2020: that they worked based on who was near them and what was going on around them.”. ... Getting the maximum visibility over what’s happening in a plant allows for maximum improvements in quality and process speed.”.

23 Oct 2020: For aerospace and defence applications, energy storage takes precedence over life cycle,” says Dr Zhang. ... However, we will continue working at getting the number of life cycles high enough for consumer electronics and electric vehicles.”.

23 Oct 2020: Cambridge, the University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund III, FT Capital and high net worth individuals. ... We have built strong technical and commercial teams, established strategic partnerships in the industry and won NHS contracts.”.

23 Oct 2020: For the best part of two years, these things were able to fly over Britain, dropping bombs and causing havoc. ... We wanted to know more about how that worked, and how they were beaten.”.

23 Oct 2020: conspirator (recorded simultaneously over the public telephone network), reading a passage, and reading sentences. ... ESDS will then contact Cambridge Enterprise to approve the user’s order, and provide a commercial licence agreement for signature.

23 Oct 2020: The resonator has been designed so that it has two resonances which react differently to mass and temperature changes. ... With the assistance of Cambridge Enterprise, the team is looking at two primary applications for the resonators: biological systems

23 Oct 2020: HRH The Duke of York. Jukedeck has raised £500k in seed funding through Cambridge Enterprise and Cambridge Innovation Capital. ... pursuing an idea or dream can be realised with knowledge and determination” said HRH The Duke of York, KG.

23 Oct 2020: than twice the weight and yield of those grown in coal waste with added zeolite. ... The results are published in the August issue of theInternational Journal of Environment and Resource.

23 Oct 2020: The test, which takes less than ten minutes, differentiates between patients with normal and abnormal memory. ... A decline in episodic memory is the earliest and most common indicator of dementia.

23 Oct 2020: Dr Avison is Co-Founder and Chairman of a privately owned technology consulting company, TTP Group, based near Cambridge. ... Tuesday’s lecture begins at 6pm and takes place in Lecture Theatre 0 at the Department of Engineering.

23 Oct 2020: game RuneScape.com and Jagex.com, the studio’s captivating free browser games website. ... This evening’s lecture begins at 6pm and takes place in Lecture Theatre 0 at the Department of Engineering.

23 Oct 2020: However, as energy flows from power stations through power lines and transformers to consumers, energy is wasted. ... Amantys is developing innovative and disruptive power control products to address this wastage.

23 Oct 2020: engineers. ASM is a Granta shareholder and the two organizations collaborate to advance information technology for materials. ... CAE is one of a number of engineering software technologies that can be supported and enhanced through Granta solutions.

23 Oct 2020: in retail displays and incandescent lamps for domestic/residential use, to fluorescent tubes for commercial and industrial applications. ... Output short-circuit protection has also been incorporated to further simplify designs and reduce system costs.

23 Oct 2020: Currently, producing microcapsules is labour-intensive and difficult to scale up without sacrificing functionality and efficiency. ... a wide variety of applications, including environmental sensing, forensic analysis and medical diagnosis.

23 Oct 2020: Biotechnology and healthcare developments require huge financial and resource investment, in-depth research and clinical trials. ... Consequently, these developments involve a complex multidisciplinary structure, which is inherently full of risks and

23 Oct 2020: We welcome Climate Change Capital Private Equity to our strong investor team and board. ... presence in sales, marketing, customer service and manufacturing to serve every major market.”.

23 Oct 2020: head of Structural Biology and Bioinformatics at GlaxoWellcome, which later led to the formation of Astex. ... It keeps the overall complexity and molecular weight of each drug candidate low – key factors in successful drug development.”.

23 Oct 2020: Because the music is original and is created by the user, it does not suffer from copyright restrictions. ... Image: Patrick Stobbs and Ed Rex. Tags:Stay in touch with the latest updates from Cambridge Enterprise.

23 Oct 2020: Edward Benthall. Over the same period, total income from licensing, consultancy and equity transactions exceeded £27 million, with £22 million of that amount returned to University researchers and departments. ... Dr Richard Jennings, currently Deputy

23 Oct 2020: The devitrite crystals grow into the glass itself, making the diffusers robust and resistant to damage. ... Kevin Knowles of the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, who developed the diffusers with Dr Haider Butt, now of the University of