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9 May 2022: Mouse monoclonal antibodies raised against Influenza PR-8 developed at the University of Cambridge.

23 May 2022: WHAT? Based on Longobardi’s original research, Cambridge GaN Devices has developed a range of power devices using the energy-efficient semiconductor, gallium nitride (GaN), heralding a new era of greener

9 Feb 2022: We are starting to trial it in some of these new areas with promising early results. ... And then we had the pandemic, which badly affected TumourVue. What do you find most difficult about starting a new venture?

29 Nov 2022: Gain insight into new and ground-breaking technologies and companies originating from the University of Cambridge. ... Get involved with new spin-out companies originating from the University of Cambridge.

30 Sep 2022: Online research and engagement platform THIScovery and new approaches for maternity care, presented by Professor Mary Dixon-Woods and Dr Helen Atkinson.

2 Dec 2022: Join an engaged and action-focussed community as we explore new models for social science impact on global challenges.

25 Jan 2022: We nurture close connections and strong working relationships with a broad range of stakeholders in the wider Cambridge ecosystem.

18 Jan 2022: Mobile menu. Mobile menu. Search. back. back. back. back. Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) Follow-on Fund (FoF). FoF is designed to fund a short term proof-of-concept project, which could lead on to further commercial opportunities.

16 Dec 2022: Market-based solutions comprise many arrangements, such as licensing innovative tools, creating new companies (including social ventures), carrying out consultancies, and bringing about ‘entrepreneurial’ pathways to impact as an alternative way

25 Oct 2022: The push for commercialising research in the social sciences is relatively new compared to STEM subjects. ... Market-based solutions to address societal problems from academic research should not be presented as a new agenda.