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20 Mar 2024: She also worked as a chemist in Organic Photodiode team, designing and synthesising new photoactive materials. ... Rachel’s role includes evaluating new inventions, managing IP protection and helping academics raise translational funding.

4 Jan 2024: In 2020, there were 1.9 million new cases of colorectal cancer, which is the 3rd most common cancer worldwide. ... As a therapeutic target, LGR5 is relatively new but has been validated in a range of cancers with a therapeutic window of expression.

26 Mar 2024: £9.2m invested in 21spin-outs. 19 new companies formed. 3.36x multiple across realised Investments. ... Cambridge Enterprise has always innovated in developing new pathways and mechanisms to commercialise research.

3 May 2024: third year running that new funds secured from philanthropic sources have remained higher than £1 billion since the report’s inception in 2000. ... For SIS Ventures, this fund also marks a new opportunity to realise our ambition of entering new

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Flexible wooden walls. The way we construct indoor spaces for people is currently flawed. The permanence of current buildings limits people’s freedom to change their surroundings and

7 Aug 2023: MiniCPC led by Molly Haugen (Department of Engineering). New Battery Co.

4 Jan 2024: adoption. Plastic: the new fantastic? ... The Reisner laboratory develops new concepts and technologies for the conversion of solar energy and renewable electricity into sustainable fuels and chemicals for a circular economy.

10 Oct 2023: The project builds on LSE’s Aspect funded Social Venture Pathway project and Impact 12, a collaboration for social ventures including Cambridge Enterprise,The group welcomes new collaboratorsand Anglia Ruskin University.

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Augmented Page: enhance the printed page. An app to access richer dimensions of the printed page. Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed an app that detects and reads

26 Mar 2024: Cambridge Enterprise continues to build on this commitment and this year has supported 34 new companies transforming the world through sustainable solutions, healthcare, imaging technologies and AI. ... It helps turn University research into high-impact

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Cathode coatings for NMC batteries. It is well established that the capacity of lithium ion cells can be improved by increasing the proportion of nickel relative to manganese and cobalt

7 Jun 2024: It’s a new way to make materials, using a battery-like process,” said Forse.

4 Jan 2024: The database was recorded with forensic phonetic research in mind, but serves very generally as an extensive source of contemporary spoken English.

5 Jul 2023: Apollo is now advancing into clinical development as well as identifying new programmes. ... profi le. Evidence included scientifi c papers, government reports, and local news articles.

13 Oct 2023: Share:. An ambitious new strategy to nurture and grow the innovation ecosystem in Cambridge was unveiled on Wednesday. ... This new home-grown innovation strategy, which has had input from 200 organisations, including Cambridge Enterprise, the University

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Charged materials for CO2 capture. Current technologies for CO. 2. capture are based upon organic amines or inorganic hydroxides, but neither is ideal. For example, amines are prone to

26 Mar 2024: What could be truly new at an 800-year-old university? More than you could ever imagine. ... Investments totalling £10.85 million were approved in 21 businesses: 10 new and 11 follow-on.

2 Apr 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. 10 November 2023. Molyon triumphs at the Chris Abell Postdoc Business Plan Competition 2023. Share:. Molyon’s next-generation battery technology leads them to victory at the Chris

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Electronic nose. This technology “represents a considerable advance in the state-of-the-art…Highly original and building from a sparse amount of previous research”- Prof Krishna

4 Oct 2023: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. 4 October 2023. Finalists of the 2023 Chris Abell Postdoc Business Plan Competition announced. Share:. Run by Cambridge Enterprise and the Entrepreneurial Postdocs of Cambridge, The

4 Jan 2024: It is also anticipated that this technology will open up a host of new weight-critical applications for lithium batteries which have previously been limited by performance.

3 Jul 2023: What could be truly new at an 800-year-old university? More than you could ever imagine. ... Investments totalling £10.85 million were approved in 21 businesses: 10 new and 11 follow-on.

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Neonatal wireless transmission system. When babies are in intensive care, they need to be continuously monitored. This requires multiple sensors with separate wires. These wires can

22 Sep 2023: Share:. Cambridge remains the most intensive science and technological cluster in the world – according to a new report ranking innovation around the globe. ... Earlier this year, a new report by leading consultants London Economics showed that the

4 Jan 2024: At the Centre for Resilience and Sustainable Development CRSD we bring together leaders from the public, private and third sectors with academic thought leaders to create robust new, workable solutions to

25 Jun 2024: DeepForm is commercialising new stamping tool technology that drops into current production lines, dramatically reducing the need for excess perimeter material, cutting waste by over 75%.

4 Jan 2024: Opportunity to license a new method for generating human-size tubular tissue scaffolds for use in a wide range of clinical applications.

4 Jan 2024: Scientists at the University of Cambridge have designed a new method of generating iPS cells using blood-derived endothelial progenitors as a substrate.

4 Jan 2024: Cambridge Enterprise has technologies available for licensing, including novel printable inks based on layered nanomaterials. Read more here.

4 Jan 2024: He uses quantitative risk tools and data science to design and build new information infrastructure to support more resilient, inclusive global value chains and sustainable investment.

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Blood flow digital twin from a rapid MRI scan. Flow-MRI allows clinicians to visualise flows in the body in 4D (3 spatial and 1 time dimension) without using ionising radiation.

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Phase engineering of 2D materials. 2D materials have many unique properties such as high surface area, exceptional mechanical strength, and excellent electrical and thermal conductivity.

4 Jan 2024: Their new process has the potential to allow real-time control of perceived loudness levels in audio playback and broadcasting.

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. 360 implant to treat spinal cord injuries. The spinal cord is a key organ of the nervous system, which is in charge of carrying information around the body. Every year between

4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. H2Upgrade – H2 from industrial waste. Waste generation is a common challenge faced by numerous industries, manifesting as waste gases, liquids, or solid residues from processes,

4 Jan 2024: There is also a need for new technologies able to deliver high concentrations of therapeutic to brain solid tumours without causing pressure damage to the brain. ... There are 11.000 new brain tumour cases per year in the UK, of which only 12% of