Cambridge-based company Owlstone Medical, co-founded by alumnus Billy Boyle, has won an award of up to $49.1 million to develop at-home tests for the early detection of multiple cancers.
Cambridge neuroscientist Dr Flavia Mancini has joined a landmark research consortium aiming to revolutionise the treatment of chronic pain through personalised neurotechnology.
Professor Malcolm Smith has been interviewed on YouTube about his invention of “the inerter” – a device which came to prominent attention following its use in Formula One motor racing.
Architect and spatial planner Sabuhi Essa, who is studying for a PhD in Civil Engineering, features in a new portrait series celebrating women scientist-entrepreneurs at the University.
Start-up Neela Biotech, co-founded by early career researchers Dr Deepanshu Singh and Friederike Nintzel, secures grant funding towards novel method of producing carbon-negative aviation fuel
Alumni Nathan Jackrazi and Amy Rochford are announced the winners of the 2025 King’s College Entrepreneurship Prize with their start-up Axo Neurotech. MPhil student Chris Tagnon won 3rd prize
