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23 Oct 2020: 19 September 2013. New sensor could prolong the lifespan of high-temperature engines. ... said Dr Michele Scervini, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, who developed the new thermocouple.

23 Oct 2020: 17 May 2012. University of Cambridge launches new investment scheme for start-ups. ... Last year, Cambridge Enterprise reviewed 54 new business ideas and made 11 investments totalling £640,000.

23 Oct 2020: 11 March 2013. Horizon Discovery establishes two new Centres of Excellence in Cambridge. ... Horizon will also have an exclusive option to license new intellectual property developed.

23 Oct 2020: The new members are: Professor Russell Cowburn, Tony Hickson, Professor Patrick Maxwell, Lesley Millar-Nicholson and Professor Anna Vignoles. ... for the commercialisation of IP from CRUK funded projects, new start-up creation, licences and corporate

23 Oct 2020: Share:. Cambridge Enterprise has joined in a £14 million Series A funding round into ApcinteX Limited, a University of Cambridge spin-out company developing a new therapy for haemophilia. ... Apcintex has developed a new treatment that seeks to turn

23 Oct 2020: Professor Ulli Steiner and colleagues from the Cavendish Laboratory have developed a new coating which is both antireflective and self-cleaning.

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: The researchers have recently developed a new method of constructing the material, which offers localised control and potentially different colours in the same material by creating the structure only over defined ... areas. In the new work, electric

23 Oct 2020: 8 April 2015. PhoreMost raises £2.5m to identify new targets for therapeutics. ... Dr Chris Torrance was a founder of Horizon Discovery (LSE: HZD), which completed its IPO in March 2014, raising £37.8 million of new money. .

23 Oct 2020: The patterned anvils technology removes many of the difficulties associated with achieving repeatable electrical measurements under high pressure.