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How cities are changing shape and adopting new urban design principles

The pandemic has changed the way we work, travel and interact – and cities need to change too to avoid becoming ghost towns. Dr David Cleevely, chair of the Cambridge Ahead NECE project, discusses new research that examines how the city can experiment with new urban design principles and transport.

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Comment: X-ray inspection offers unrivalled insights

A new generation of X-ray inspection technology is offering unrivalled real-time insights into all kinds of items on high-speed factory production lines, writes Dr Richard Parmee, founder and CEO of Sapphire Inspection Systems.

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Most Active Angel Networks in the UK

Angel networks—or angel groups—have become an important source of funding for entrepreneurs in the early stages of startup growth, either alongside or as an alternative to traditional venture capital firms. Here, we rank the most active angel networks in the United Kingdom between 2011 and 2021.

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Silicon Valley investor backs Cambridge Future Tech seed round

Vest Coast Capital, which has bases in Silicon Valley and New York, has invested in a seed round for Cambridge Future Tech (CFT) – a venture builder for DeepTech startups accessing novel and disruptive technologies from a host of UK-based universities.

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Cambridge Enterprise records ongoing successes in latest annual report

Cambridge Enterprise’s latest annual report, published this month, reveals a successful technology transfer model delivering positive business impacts for University of Cambridge academics, researchers, staff and students under the watchful eye of chief executive Dr Diarmuid O’Brien.

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Bootstrapped

The UK is Europe’s leading startup nation. Venture capitalists and business angels abound, looking for the entrepreneurs of the future. But despite the opportunity, running a start up remains challenging – which is why alumni are banding together to learn from their successes and mistakes.

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