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Raise Your Profile

Whether you are looking to attract a new business client, investment and partnering deal flow or talent, among other goals, One Nucleus offers a wide range of opportunities to raise your profile to our members and others in the Cambridge-London life sciences corridor, and wider local and international ecosystems.
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  • Discounts for Members

    Discounts for Members

    Members can take advantage of discounts on a wide range of products and services to maximise their return on the member subscription, often recovering multiples of the fees paid. Receive discounted rates on laboratory supplies, services, key industry events and more.
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  • Connect with Our Network

    Connect with Our Network

    A key advantage to any company joining One Nucleus is the ability to connect to potential partners, investors, service providers, clients and their peers for knowledge-sharing. We do this through our varied range of informative networking events, which tend to be situated throughout Cambridge and London.
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  • Build the Best Teams

    Build the Best Teams

    One Nucleus recognises that a company’s employees are its most valuable asset and the competition for talented and skilled employees has never been fiercer in the region’s life science sector. One Nucleus offers a range of services and engagement opportunities in this critical area to help support our members and maintain the reputation of the sector.
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Events

Connecting and meeting with business partners, fellow innovators and key advisers is a vital part of everyone's endeavours since it enables knowledge exchange and onward contact for mutual and collective success. Complementing the wider One Nucleus support activities our portfolio of events is designed to meet the needs of our network in terms of content, format, timing, peer-to-peer engagements and modes of delivery.
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Membership Overview

With Gold and Silver membership options, our 400 company members and their staff can benefit from a wide variety of savings, profiling opportunities, and more.
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About One Nucleus

One Nucleus is a not-for-profit Life Sciences & Healthcare membership organisation headquartered in Cambridge. We support institutions, companies and individuals in the Life Sciences sector providing local, UK-wide and international connectivity. 
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Cambridge Network Connect, Dec 2026

Join some of the Cambridge Network team and fellow members for an afternoon of networking over tea, cakes and fruit at our next quarterly Cambridge Network Connect networking event.  If you want to meet like-minded companies and some new people, come and join us for a couple of hours. We’d love to meet you too. 

No presentations, just some welcomes and introductions from our CEO, hosts and sponsors. Book early as these events are usually sold out.

Event timings are:

Budget 2026: What it Means for R&D Tax Relief

The Budget on 28 October 2026, the first under the new Prime Minister and John Healey’s first as Chancellor, left the rates of R&D tax relief unchanged and announced two changes to how claims are made. Companies making R&D claims on or after 1 April 2027 will no longer have to submit a Claim Notification Form, and the Additional Information Form will be simplified from autumn 2027. Alongside the Budget, HM Treasury opened a consultation on simplifying the corporate tax rules, R&D relief among them.

Bidwells’ Sue Foxley and Harry Blevins to join Creative Places team

Bidwells' Creative Places team has appointed Sue Foxley and Harry Blevins, strengthening its research capability and London science and technology leasing offer as the business continues to grow.

Sue will be joining the Creative Places team on a part-time basis, to focus on leading edge research and data trends in science and technology as well as providing valuable insight to clients on ecosystem strategy through Creative Places consultancy mandates. Sue will continue to lead the Research function across the Bidwells Group.

Qureight Publishes in the European Respiratory Journal, Calling for Fibrosis Burden to Become the Principal Structural Imaging Biomarker for Antifibrotic Trials

  • Peer-reviewed Viewpoint ‘Fibrosis extent on HRCT: the principal structural imaging biomarker for antifibrotic trials’ presents argument for measuring both lung function and fibrosis extent in antifibrotic trials

The Unprompted Patient Journey – Patient Intelligence Report 2026

Common Synapse has just published The Unprompted Patient Journey – Patient Intelligence Report 2026, bringing together 3,835 public patient, caregiver and clinician narratives from six studies across eight neuro-related conditions.

Read the report here:
https://commonsynapse.com/case-studies/CommonSynapse_The_Unprompted_Patient_Journey_2026.pdf

Discovery DMPK Scientist (Senior Scientist II / Principal Scientist)

We are seeking a Discovery DMPK Scientist (Senior Scientist II / Principal Scientist depending on experience). You will be part of a dynamic and innovative environment and will become an integral part of our vision to address patients’ unmet needs while building Britain’s Biggest Biotech. You will use your DMPK expertise and scientific curiosity to solve drug discovery challenges, as part of multi-disciplinary project teams. You will be able to work in state-of-the-art laboratory and modern facilities for optimum collaboration alongside a focused and caring team.

The Human Capital of Growth

Life science has become a networked industry. As companies grow, capital often scales faster than internal teams, while the capability that matters most – from commercial expertise and manufacturing to regulatory knowledge and international access - increasingly sits with partners rather than on the payroll.

​So what does that mean for leadership?

Postdoctoral Scientist

The successful candidate will join the Kornfeld group to investigate how learned behaviours are encoded in the brain’s synaptic networks. The role will involve conducting high-resolution 3D electron microscopy and expansion microscopy experiments to map the synaptic connections in various model organisms. You will be responsible for tissue preparation, imaging, and data acquisition, followed by the detailed analysis of these vast datasets.

Scientific Editor

We're looking for a Scientific Editor to join our Data and Community Function, helping to curate, enhance, and promote the world-renowned Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), a critical resource used by scientists across academia and industry worldwide.

This is a unique opportunity to play a key role in maintaining the quality and integrity of structural chemistry data while contributing to scientific training, outreach, and education initiatives that support the global research community.

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