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.

A small company based in Cambridge, England, is teaching machines to hear, with the aim of boosting devices' capabilities in protecting their users.

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.

Responding to the global air quality crisis, a Cambridge-based business has won £5.5 million in overseas business to countries like Nepal.

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.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Neil Thompson, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer (CSO)

The finest small and medium-sized enterprises in the county were recognised at the annual SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards, where it was revealed that the Cambridge Independent will be taking over the event next year.

UK-founded graphene-based electronics technology company Paragraf announces today the close of its £12.8m Series A round. The funding, led by Parkwalk, will fuel product development as the company commercialises.

Critical telecoms and off-grid sites can now gain significant performance and cost improvements by switching to state-of-the-art lithium-ion batteries through new technology launched by expanding Cambridge and Thetford hybrid power systems specialist Controllis.

Cambridge’s global pre-eminence in creating digital techniques to combat mental illness will be showcased at the next Business Weekly-Mills & Reeve Life Science Forum on July 24.

London-based tech start-up founded by author of 'Crap Towns' recently secured £840,000 in crowdfunding

Oxford Drug Design has received over £8 million in grant and equity investment from CARB-X, the UK Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and o2h Ventures.

Deliveroo marked Clean Air Day by teaming up with Cambridge Mask Company in an initiative that saw free anti-pollution masks handed out to thousands of cyclists at pollution hot spots in four of the UK’s worst affected cities – London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow.

Cambridge extreme data technology business GeoSpock is leveraging growing demand in Asia by opening operations in Tokyo and Singapore. It plans to hire 30 staff in Asia in the next 24 months. 

Qkine has secured £550,000 in funding to establish a UK manufacturing base on Cambridge Science Park and expand its research and development activities.

Cambridge’s credentials as a nervecentre for mental health research have taken a fresh uptick as university spin-out Psyomics closes in on a major seed funding round and starts to scale.

Crowdfunding publisher Unbound is launching a new funding campaign to continue its US expansion and support its UK operations. 

myrtle.ai has assembled a globally renowned team of experts with expertise in producing low power inference circuits and works with quoted businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.

The UK‘s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has approached start-up Oxford Space Systems (OSS) to design antennas for a sovereign satellite radar system.

A new tool helping universities increase enrolments, by connecting prospective students with current ones and harnessing the power of social media, has been launched in the UK – and is citing 1 in 4 conversion rates.