The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine introduces two exciting opportunities for start-ups, researchers, and early-stage teams working on cutting-edge solutions in personalized medicine. These programmes aim to accelerate the development, validation, and market readiness of transformative innovations that enhance patient care.
Fast Track Validation Programme
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This course will look at the fundamentals of the following areas:
Our one-day IOSH COSHH for Laboratories course is suitable for employees of all levels working in the lab environment.
We have designed this course to cover the fundamental requirements of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations, providing you with the tools and confidence to identify hazards, assess risk, measure impacts and implement controls in line with best practice.
This course will give insights into, and practical experience in, data visualisation for exploring complex and multi-dimensional biological data.
Biological and life sciences data often consists of multiple dimensions: a combination of numerical values, ordered data, categories, and time-series. To make sense of this data, simple plots like scatterplots, barcharts, and boxplots are often not enough. Still, visualisation is critical in gaining deep insight into the data. This is why many custom visualisations originated in the biological field.
This course will introduce life scientists to practical data science topics used in life sciences, such as data visualisation, image analysis, application of AI, and use of publicly available databases.
You will initially be introduced to data science theory and practice, including best practices for undertaking analyses, data management, and reproducibility.
Un-creative thinking is learned. The question is, can we unlearn it? In this interactive, marketing-focused workshop, Creativity Director Chloe Ambrose will explore why we need to invest in creative thinking and where we can get started.
Cambridge, UK, is renowned for its unique business environment that attracts and supports companies in various sectors. Navigating Labour's potential new policies and impacts on the labour market, and therefore the business landscape, will impact (positively and potentially negatively) the companies in Cambridge. This event has been postponed from September 2024.
If you work in HR or recruitment, are you prepared for the shifts in the labour market and immigration policies under Labour’s new administration? Join Davidson Morris for an insightful session where we’ll explore:
Employee sickness absence and presenteeism can be detrimental to a business. Discover what value the Management Referral can add to your workplace.
A report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has found that the cost of employee sickness to UK businesses reached £103bn in 2023. In addition, employees lose the equivalent of 44 days of productivity through presenteeism as a result of an illness, injury, or specific health conditions.
Join some of the Cambridge Network team and fellow members for an afternoon of networking over tea, cakes and fruit at Cambridge Network Connect (previously known as Making the Most of Membership). 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 this time (ok, just a short welcome and introduction from our CEO)!
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