UK's top startups to work for according to talent
New analysis on the online job seeking behavior of thousands of employees in the UK has unveiled a list of UK's top startups to work for. The data reveals startups in the banking industry and professional services sectors enjoy the highest demand from (potential) employees.
Ieso Digital Health uses deep learning for insight into clinical outcomes and psychotherapy
A leading exponent of internet-enabled mental health therapy has published new research built around psychotherapy and clinical outcomes.
TEESIDE BIOTECH FIRM SECURES £2.3M
The latest round will help to commercialise the firm’s technology, which allows fuel to be generated from waste
Featurespace cashes in on growing fraud-busting market
Innovation from Cambridge FinTech trailblazer Featurespace has opened up a new market potentially worth millions of pounds to the business.
5 tech start-ups to watch in Cambridge’s Silicon Fen
After London, Cambridge is the UK location seeing the most scale-up tech investment in recent years. Here’s a taste of some of the start-up activity in the Silicon Fen.
Two trusts trial AI to diagnose breast cancer sooner
Two trusts have turned to artificial intelligence to help them spot patients with breast cancer earlier.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability rolls out PatientSource EPR
The independent medical charity in London says the system has reduced incidents of prescription error since it was introduced in April.
Cambridge food supplement company to raise fresh growth capital
Cambridge startup FutureYou, a science-backed online food supplement company, has strengthened its management team on the back of dramatic and sustained growth and is raising growth capital. FutureYou is looking to raise between £2m and £5m.
Spotify and Bango team up
Bango the mobile commerce company, and Spotify, have entered into a business partnership to increase access to the world’s most popular audio streaming subscription service. By partnering with Bango, Spotify makes its streaming service available for operators all over the world to bundle with mobile and fixed subscription plans allowing millions of more fans to enjoy their favorite artists.
CRFS ramps technology for military bases and test ranges
Global military players – notably in the US – have been alerted to a new technology proposition launched by Cambridge-based CRFS, a global leader in RF spectrum monitoring, management and geolocation solutions.
BANGO PARTNERS WITH SPOTIFY
Cambridge-based mobile commerce company Bango has entered into a partnership with streaming giant Spotify.
ARTFINDER IS THE ART WORLD’S FIRST B CORP
Online marketplace Artfinder (which sells original works from independent artists located all over the world) has become the art world’s first B Corp
CRFS: At home on the (test) range
CRFS, a global leader in RF spectrum monitoring, management and geolocation solutions, today announces the launch of its automated spectrum monitoring tool set, RFeye Mission.
TAP enters Australasian market
Edtech peer-to-peer platform The Access Platform has announced its entry into the Australasian international education market as it secured contracts with universities in the region.
GeoSpock helps build gamechanging ‘green’ resource for global shipping
Cambridge-based extreme data technology business GeoSpock is helping to build a new digital resource to help the global maritime industry literally clean up its act.
Eagle Genomics Soars into the Big Apple
The company launches in NYC with a panel discussion asking "will the microbiome revolution happen?"
Is This AI The Ultimate Security Guard?
A small company based in Cambridge, England, is teaching machines to hear, with the aim of boosting devices' capabilities in protecting their users.
Crayfish.io adds funding capability to strategic armoury to help Cambridge startups woo China
Cambridge startup Crayfish.io is focusing its expanding business on three core categories as it establishes itself as the full service provider for business engagement with China.
Nepal joins clamour for anti-pollution masks
Responding to the global air quality crisis, a Cambridge-based business has won £5.5 million in overseas business to countries like Nepal.
Paragraf and Queen Mary University awarded £500,000 to explore the use of graphene to replace rare metal Indium
Paragraf, which recently raised $16 million USD to push forward graphene-based electronics technologies, and Queen Mary University of London have been awarded £500,000 (around $623,000 USD) by Innovate UK to explore using graphene to replace the rare metal Indium.