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23 Oct 2020: new material would be, what its surfaces will look like and how the bulk and the surface will behave when exposed to different chemicals. ... The thing about academic software is if you do it right, there need not be any delay between academics

23 Oct 2020: Universities such as Cambridge have an important role to play in supporting an innovation-led economic recovery, through collaborative research, technology licensing, consultancy projects and new company formation. ... Cambridge Enterprise also invests

23 Oct 2020: There are a large number of technology-focused academics consulting in the Cambridge cluster. Read more here.

23 Oct 2020: 20 December 2013. Breaking down pancreatic cancer defence mechanisms. Share:. A possible new method for treating pancreatic cancer which enables the body’s immune system to attack and kill cancer cells

23 Oct 2020: for the University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund (UCEF) means that Cambridge Enterprise has the financial resources to support new businesses from start-up all the way to exit. ... There are now three University research teams in place at SBC, who are

23 Oct 2020: By using thorium instead of uranium as fuel, nuclear power could be safer and more sustainable, according to new research. ... The idea of using thorium as a fuel source is not new; prototype reactors using thorium were operated in the United States in

23 Oct 2020: 23 May 2014. Functional nerve cells from skin cells. Share:. A new method of generating mature nerve cells from skin cells could greatly enhance understanding of neurodegenerative diseases, and could accelerate ... study of age-related diseases such as

23 Oct 2020: 19 July 2012. Commercialising medical device innovation. Share:. New medical devices take a long time to reach the market – and many never make it.

23 Oct 2020: The balance, £14 million, was secured from the existing Enecsys investors, Wellington Partners, NES Partners (formerly known as Bankinvest New Energy Solutions) and Good Energies, who together previously invested £8.5

23 Oct 2020: 10 June 2013. Clearing the BAR to oral vaccines. Share:. A new technology under development by an academic–industry partnership protects oral vaccines from destruction by the digestive system. ... Oral vaccines are part of a new generation of

23 Oct 2020: Enterprise Tuesday is a lecture series focussing on Entrepreneurship at the University of Cambridge. Read more here.

23 Oct 2020: Cambridge Enterprise has signed a licence agreement with the American firm Penske Racing Shocks, enabling Penske to supply the inerter to any team in F1.

23 Oct 2020: senior position in New York, effective 1 June 2011.

23 Oct 2020: These Accounts aim to make a step change in the impact that has on society: generating new business opportunities which drive economic growth, creating better, more informed, public policy.”.

23 Oct 2020: 24 November 2010. Challenge Fund marks ten years. Share:. The University of Cambridge Challenge Fund, which supports new businesses arising from University research, is marking its tenth anniversary this year. ... Eight of these investments have been

23 Oct 2020: Graham van’t Hoff. Since 2005, Shell has awarded over £2.25 million to 62 small businesses that have developed new ways of cutting carbon emissions.

23 Oct 2020: Cambridge CMOS Sensors has patented microsytems technology that involves new types of silicon-on-insulator (SOI) complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) heaters for application in microsensors.

23 Oct 2020: SBC brings together academia and industry with the goal of developing new innovations in the life sciences through collaboration. ... At SBC, Dr Bryant and her team will build on this research to develop new therapies for allergic asthma.

23 Oct 2020: 27 October 2010. Imaging can predict fracture risk. Share:. A new method for identifying which bones have a high risk of fracture, and for monitoring the effectiveness of new bone-strengthening ... This exciting innovation has the potential to improve

23 Oct 2020: Point of care diagnostics, informatics, personalised healthcare and new medical technologies will all play a role in how services are delivered in the future for the benefit of the patient and