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4 Mar 2024: If you are a member of staff or a student of the University of Cambridge with an innovative opportunity, tell us your idea confidentially.

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.

17 May 2024: We play a key role in the Cambridge innovation ecosystem. 

4 Jun 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. 12 December 2023. Wave Photonics leads consortium in pioneering quantum computing project. Share:. Wave Photonics, a University of Cambridge spin-out in integrated photonics, has

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4 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. OSAIRIS: AI cancer imaging tool. Starting radiotherapy promptly improves cancer survival rates and reduces anxiety in newly diagnosed patients. But before any radiotherapy can take place

20 Mar 2024: Meet our Founders at the University of Cambridge team. Founders at the University of Cambridge is our new strategic initiative building on University expertise and unparalleled advantages to bring technical and ... social innovation to life through new

19 Jun 2024: NHS resolution is partnering with The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute to help evaluate of its two maternity safety programmes.

4 Jan 2024: However, until now, each new part needs a dedicated mandrel driving cost and delay which is increased by the time required for tool-path design. ... Their new process demonstrates the ability to produce spun parts without mandrels, with a significant

17 Jun 2024: Meet our Entrepreneurs in Residence. Our Entrepreneurs in Residence offer valuable in-house expertise to advise academics on starting a new company. ... He has held advisory roles with NESTA Impact Investments and New Wave Ventures and was previously a

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

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. Early detection of dementia. Diagnosis at early stages of neurocognitive decline has major implications for timely clinical management. We currently intervene too late and often target

20 Mar 2024: A cornerstone of the strategy is the introduction of a new IT system that will enable customers to access data as well as driving greater efficiency within the business. ... Sinead Varley Office & Facilities Manager. Sinead is responsible for all areas

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

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

25 Jun 2024: Our Investment Committee makes investment decisions regarding University spin-outs on behalf of the Cambridge Enterprise Ventures.

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. 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 Jan 2024: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. back. Wearables for EEG monitoring. Wet EEG electrodes that use an electrolyte gel to form a conductive path between the skin and electrode to reduce the electrode-skin impedance provide a