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Read more at: Magna takes residence in the Maxwell Centre

Magna takes residence in the Maxwell Centre

5 April 2018

Magna R&D is pleased to take residence in the Maxwell Centre in Cambridge from April 2018. As the 3 rd largest global automotive supplier, Magna continues to invest and support innovation that will impact future mobility and next generation manufacturing. The Cambridge ecosystem is an ideal location for Magna’s UK R...

Read more at: Vice-Chancellor's Impact Award for Waterscope

Vice-Chancellor's Impact Award for Waterscope

19 July 2017

Many congratulations to Dr Alex Patto and the WaterScope team who have been awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s Overall Impact Award : “The Vice-Chancellor’s Impact Awards were established to recognise and reward those whose research has led to excellent impact beyond academia, whether on the economy, society, culture, public...

Read more at: Call for Expressions of Interest - “Future Directions in Nano" Roadmapping Workshop

Call for Expressions of Interest - “Future Directions in Nano" Roadmapping Workshop

4 July 2017

Expressions of Interest sought from industry: “Future Directions in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology” Roadmapping Workshop EoI deadline: 5pm on Friday 21 st of July (Workshop Date: 28 th September 2017, 9am – 5pm) The University of Cambridge EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, or...

Read more at: Cambridge Postdoc Enterprise Competition - launches today

Cambridge Postdoc Enterprise Competition - launches today

3 May 2016

Cambridge Postdoc Enterprise competition: now open for entries Are you a postdoc interested in starting a company to commercialise your research? Now’s the time to start your entrepreneurial journey. Win funding for your idea of up to £20k Receive mentoring and support Network with like-minded postdocs Pitch to high-...

Read more at: Nanopore sensors enter digital age with DNA barcodes for multiplexed protein identification

Nanopore sensors enter digital age with DNA barcodes for multiplexed protein identification

20 April 2016

Nanopore sensing is a burgeoning field with many potential applications such as DNA sequencing and protein analysis. The principle is extremely elegant: anything that passes through a tiny hole – the nanopore – filled with salty water will block it briefly. This blockage can be detected by measuring changes in ionic...

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