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Graphene goes mainstream as Levidian launches Gen2 LOOP decarbonisation tech
Cambridge CleanTech innovator Levidian has launched its second generation LOOP technology – a major step forward for the graphene industry. It will see Levidian deliver unparalleled levels of graphene production that is less carbon intensive, more affordable and a higher quality than anything else on the market today, the company says.
A tribute to Peter Cowley (Born September 1955: Died November 2024)
Cambridge Angel Peter Cowley helped give wings to a good many established and aspiring executives over the years in his multi-faceted role of businessman, entrepreneur, fundraiser, mentor, funder, facilitator and friend.
Cambridge company leads the world in DNA computing
DNA Ascendancy, a pioneering Cambridge startup, has developed what it calls the world’s first practical DNA computer.
SpaceX partner Filtronic opening Cambridge Science Park engineering base
AIM-quoted UK company Filtronic, which works with SpaceX, is opening an engineering design centre at Cambridge Science Park.
AstraZeneca investing $3.5bn in R & D and manufacturing in the US
AstraZeneca, headquartered in Cambridge UK but globally influential, is investing $3.5 billion in the United States to expand its research and manufacturing footprints by the end of 2026.
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ARU hosts senior figures from its education partner Cambridge United
15 Nov 2024 - 12:00
Brain gain as Cambridge scientist scoops global prize
14 Nov 2024 - 12:00
Oxford University Innovation raises £900m and fuels multiple startups
12 Nov 2024 - 12:00
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Fora and the U’s – the match of any day
Finding high quality and productive space on the football pitch is the hallmark of many a successful football team. It is also a winner for companies seeking a productive working environment. In those regards the marriage of Fora and Cambridge United FC is a match made in heaven.
Graphene goes mainstream as Levidian launches Gen2 LOOP decarbonisation tech
Cambridge CleanTech innovator Levidian has launched its second generation LOOP technology – a major step forward for the graphene industry. It will see Levidian deliver unparalleled levels of graphene production that is less carbon intensive, more affordable and a higher quality than anything else on the market today, the company says.
FRP Advisory Group continues its upwards progress
FRP Advisory Group plc, a specialist business advisory firm with operations across the East of England, expects to report revenue for H1 2025 of £77.6 million – up 32 per cent on the prior year.
Howes Percival annual turnover up 10 per cent to £31.4m
Law firm Howes Percival increased turnover by 10 per cent to £34.1 million in the 11 months to March 31 as it transitions its traditional year-end from April 30 in response to tax changes.
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Parkwalk Advisors and Cambridge Enterprise launch UCEF X
Parkwalk Advisors, in collaboration with Cambridge Enterprise, has launched the University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund X (UCEF X) – the 10th in a series dedicated to investing in the UK’s most promising and industry-changing early-stage science & technology startups born from Cambridge’s world-class research.
Ikarovec seed funding round closes at £8m
Norwich-based Ikarovec, which is developing novel bicistronic gene therapies for chronic eye diseases, has extended its seed funding round by £5 million, taking the total raised to £8m.
Plotting the inevitable rise of quantum computing
Almost every day, it seems like there is another article about how quantum computing is poised to revolutionise the world, and our place in it, writes Tom Grendon, Trainee Patent Attorney at Marks & Clerk.
Shift Bioscience raises $16m seed cash to fast-track AI anti-ageing research
Shift Bioscience, a Cambridge biotech using generative AI models to understand how activation of different genes can reverse the ageing process, has raised $16 million seed cash. BGF lead the round, with existing investors F-Prime Capital, Kindred Capital and Abcam co-founder and serial investor Jonathan Milner participating.
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Tagomics in genomics initiative with Agilent Technologies
lowRISC and SCI Semiconductor on song as Sonata transforms open source design
Cambridge UK tech trailblazers lowRISC C.I.C. and SCI Semiconductor have unveiled a drive to tape-out the Sonata™ design, in support of the larger goal of moving CHERI technology to commercial adoption.
Raspberry Pi and SECO join forces for human-machine interface play
Cambridge tech innovator Raspberry Pi and Italian company SECO have signed a strategic partnership ahead of the Compute Module 5 (CM5) product launch. The alliance will see SECO bring to market a new Human-Machine Interface solution based on CM5.
Mursla Bio scales EVEREST in European coup
Mursla Bio, which has operations in Cambridge UK and Boston in the US, has been invited to join EVEREST, a leading European consortium.
Ipswich secretarial software company set for Bright future
Law firm Birketts which has offices across the East of England and the wider UK has advised the majority shareholders of Anglia Registrars (trading as Inform Direct) on its sale to Bright Software Group.
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