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Cambridge battery materials pioneer Echion Technologies has sparked global expansion after raising Ā£29m in a Series B. The round was led by Volta with participation from existing investors CBMM, @BGFinvestments and Cambridge Enterprise. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/echion-t…

Cambridge battery materials pioneer <a href="/EchionT/">Echion Technologies</a>  has sparked global expansion after raising Ā£29m in a Series B. The round was led by <a href="/VoltaEnergyTech/">Volta</a> with participation from existing investors CBMM, @BGFinvestments and <a href="/UCamEnterprise/">Cambridge Enterprise</a>. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/echion-t…
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Hot on the heels of a recently announced key hire and strategic growth strategy, HutanBio in Cambridge has advanced its seed round to Ā£3 million with investment from UKI2S businessweekly.co.uk/posts/hutanbio…

Hot on the heels of a recently announced key hire and strategic growth strategy, <a href="/Hutanbio_HBx/">HutanBio</a> in Cambridge has advanced its seed round to Ā£3 million with investment from <a href="/UKI2S/">UKI2S</a> businessweekly.co.uk/posts/hutanbio…
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. Uber is using mobile commerce expertise from Cambridge-based Bango to expand the reach of its membership program, Uber One. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/uber-hit…

. <a href="/Uber/">Uber</a> is using mobile commerce expertise from Cambridge-based <a href="/bangodotcom/">Bango</a> to expand the reach of its membership program, Uber One. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/uber-hit…
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From a degree in the Netherlands to the first satellite launch in Costa Rica in 2018, to the UK to launch a space company, we talk to Marco Gomez-Jenkins, Co-Founder and CEO of Super-Sharp Space Systems Ltd. #ThermalImaging #Technology #Innovation #SmallSats #CamTechPod

From a degree in the Netherlands to the first satellite launch in Costa Rica in 2018, to the UK to launch a space company, we talk to Marco Gomez-Jenkins, Co-Founder and CEO of Super-Sharp Space Systems Ltd.

#ThermalImaging #Technology #Innovation #SmallSats #CamTechPod
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.Cambridge Nutraceuticals, the parent company of science-backed nutritional food supplement brands FutureYou Cambridge and Prime Fifty, has expanded its brand portfolio with the acquisition of GP Nutrition- Gabriela Peacock businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…

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Students from Cambridge University Riviera Racing at Engineering Dept are flying the flag for nautical innovation at the 2024 Monaco Energy Boat Challenge which began today. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…

Students from <a href="/CURivieraRacing/">Cambridge University Riviera Racing</a> at <a href="/Cambridge_Eng/">Engineering Dept</a> are flying the flag for nautical innovation at the 2024 Monaco Energy Boat Challenge which began today. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…
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camtechweek launches Scale-Up Business Plan Competition, in partnership with Business Weekly, to identify, celebrate and promote scale-ups that are inspiring future generations of entrepreneurs: ow.ly/t56U50SpS5a #ScaleUp #Cambridge #Tech #Innovation

<a href="/CamTechWeek/">camtechweek</a> launches Scale-Up Business Plan Competition, in partnership with 
<a href="/businessweekly/">Business Weekly</a>, to identify, celebrate and promote scale-ups that are inspiring future generations of entrepreneurs: ow.ly/t56U50SpS5a 
#ScaleUp #Cambridge #Tech #Innovation
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.Exiger, a US supply chain and third-party risk AI company, has acquired Versed AI – born out of the Cambridge University Language Technology Lab – for an undisclosed sum. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…

.<a href="/ExigerLLC/">Exiger</a>, a US supply chain and third-party risk AI company, has acquired <a href="/VersedAI/">Versed AI</a> – born out of the <a href="/Cambridge_Uni/">Cambridge University</a> Language Technology Lab – for an undisclosed sum. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…
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ā€˜Dontrepreneurs’ Professor Sir Andy Hopper, Professor Steve Young and Professor Florin Udrea to share the secrets of their success with delegates during camtechweek on 10th September at The Guildhall in Cambridge businessweekly.co.uk/posts/dontrepr…

ā€˜Dontrepreneurs’ Professor Sir Andy Hopper, Professor Steve Young and Professor Florin Udrea to share the secrets of their success with delegates during <a href="/CamTechWeek/">camtechweek</a> on 10th September at The Guildhall in Cambridge businessweekly.co.uk/posts/dontrepr…
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Teri Willey, now MD and Officer, Pathway to Cures in New York, was founding CEO of Cambridge Enterprise – the University’s commercialisation arm – for five years from 2006 to 2011. Tony Quested asks Teri to recall her five year tenure at the helm businessweekly.co.uk/posts/willey-r…

Teri Willey, now MD and Officer, Pathway to Cures in New York, was founding CEO of <a href="/UCamEnterprise/">Cambridge Enterprise</a>  – the University’s commercialisation arm – for five years from 2006 to 2011. <a href="/Tonyquested/">Tony Quested</a> asks Teri to recall her five year tenure at the helm businessweekly.co.uk/posts/willey-r…
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Cambridge-based Healx, an AI-enabled clinical-stage biotech company specialising in rare diseases, has raised a $47 million Series C round to advance its lead program through trials. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/healx-ra…

Cambridge-based <a href="/healx/">Healx</a>, an AI-enabled clinical-stage biotech company specialising in rare diseases, has raised a $47 million Series C round to advance its lead program through trials. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/healx-ra…
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.Riverlane – a global leader in quantum error correction technology – has raised $75m Series C cash in a round led by Planet First Partners with participation from ETF Partners and EDBI. Cambridge Innovation Capital, Amadeus Capital Partners and Altair also participated. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/riverlan…

.<a href="/RiverLane_io/">Riverlane</a> – a global leader in quantum error correction technology – has raised $75m Series C cash in a round led by Planet First Partners with participation from ETF Partners and EDBI. <a href="/cic_vc/">Cambridge Innovation Capital</a>, <a href="/AmadeusCapital/">Amadeus Capital Partners</a> and <a href="/Altair_Inc/">Altair</a>  also participated. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/riverlan…
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We are looking forward to the Business Weekly Awards dinner this evening. After being strongly vetted by lead forensic sponsor Mills & Reeve we are shortlisted in the Life Science Scale-Up and Life Science Innovation categories. Photo Credit – Phil Mynott

We are looking forward to the <a href="/businessweekly/">Business Weekly</a> Awards dinner this evening.

After being strongly vetted by lead forensic sponsor <a href="/MillsandReeve/">Mills & Reeve</a> we are shortlisted in the Life Science Scale-Up and Life Science Innovation categories.

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We had a fantastic time at the @Businessweekly Awards last night, celebrating success in the life science, technology, and engineering industries alongside other Cambridge-based companies. Congratulations to the winners!

We had a fantastic time at the @Businessweekly Awards last night, celebrating success in the life science, technology, and engineering industries alongside other Cambridge-based companies.

Congratulations to the winners!
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Campus-based Expression Edits and Mission Therapeutics are mentioned in this Business Weekly overview of the value academic and research bodies in the East of England bring to the UK economy. ow.ly/cfov50TgnSf

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We're thrilled to have received the Life Science AI award at the 34th #BusinessWeeklyAwards. This award reflects our team's dedication to revolutionizing #raredisease treatment through cutting-edge AI-driven drug discovery. ThankĀ you to Business Weekly for a wonderful evening!

We're thrilled to have received the Life Science AI award at the 34th #BusinessWeeklyAwards. This award reflects our team's dedication to revolutionizing #raredisease treatment through cutting-edge AI-driven drug discovery. ThankĀ you to <a href="/businessweekly/">Business Weekly</a> for a wonderful evening!
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Congrats to Cambridge Mechatronics on winning the #DisruptiveTech category at the Business Weekly Awards, highlighting the #innovative applications for its Shape Memory Alloy actuators across sectors. Read more here: bit.ly/4estiRI

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Congratulations to @Healx on winning the Life Science AI Award at the Business Weekly Awards The AI drug discovery company has labs at the Park and recently raised $47 million in a Series C round. Find out which other companies triumphed at the awards - ow.ly/fY0050Tm8p7

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Cambridge-based Featurespace is to be acquired by Visa for an undisclosed sum. It is the second company from the Invoke Capital stable to fall into American hands following the sale of Darktrace to Thoma Bravo. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…

Cambridge-based <a href="/FeaturespaceLtd/">Featurespace</a> is to be acquired by <a href="/Visa/">Visa</a>  for an undisclosed sum. It is the second company from the Invoke Capital stable to fall into American hands following the sale of <a href="/Darktrace/">Darktrace</a> to Thoma Bravo. businessweekly.co.uk/posts/cambridg…