Science and Engineering
Expanding Springboard’s commitment to delivering user-centred excellence
Introducing our new senior Human Factors lead: Marcu Agunloye.
The role of prototypes in the product design process
With the growing popularity of digital product design and UX design the word prototypes is becoming synonymous with digital mock-ups and testing apps. The technological advancements in virtual prototyping are also providing a way to save time and effort in the prototyping stage which is...
Service with a smile: Guardtech Group helping firms maintain the highest standards
Cleanroom construction specialists’ Service Department giving Medical Device manufacturers and wider Life Sciences community the ultimate peace of mind ...
EFEC CEO Lily Lin visits leaders of Danyang Investment Promotion Centre
As part of her business development work in China this month, EFEC CEO Lily Lin met with senior people at the DanYang Municipal Investment Promotion Centre in Jiangsu, China, creating new opportunities for China - UK innovation collaboration. ...
CCDC expands global talent pool with Ghana-based Orgmento
Cambridge, UK - The Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC) announces a three-year extension with partners Orgmento, a software engineering and data sciences company based in Accra, Ghana. ...
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Call for agri-tech scale-up investment to be prioritised
Mansion House Compact offers opportunity to fast-track sustainability goals.
Measuring moisture in sour gas to reduce operational and safety risks
Sour gas can be used in a number of applications, including power generation and the manufacture of fertilizers. For process efficiency, quality and safety, it is crucial that the moisture content of the sour gas is measured accurately. There are various instruments that can be used t...
Accelerating patient access to cell and gene therapies
The first human genome was deciphered two decades ago (an astronomical effort that took 13 years and about $3 billion), and at the time, it was hard to predict that sequencing techniques would go on to become affordable, scalable and accessible enough to convince the healthcar...
How to tackle antimicrobial resistance using diagnostics
Growing up as a child, I thought that antibiotics were the magical answer for most medical issues, be that a persistent sore throat or a high fever. Little did I know that antibiotics were only effective if my illness was only caused by bacteria, or that the rate these drugs were (and c...
AI and women’s health: the curious case of the missing data
AI technologies help to improve diagnosis and treatment in women’s health in a number of ways, from identifying whether cervical cancer is present in cell images of Pap smear slides, to predicting ovulation based on temperature data. ...