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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 to the Greater Cambridge cluster in particular.
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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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Life Sciences Ecosystem at Victoria House Continues to Gain Momentum

Some of the UK’s most ambitious early-stage life science companies are choosing Victoria House as their London base, adding fresh momentum to one of the capital’s most exciting life science communities.

Developed by Oxford Properties and Pioneer Group, the Bloomsbury Square building has attracted 24 innovative organisations since it launched last year, drawn by a rare and unique combination of high-quality incubator labs, flexible workspace, and a genuinely collaborative community.

ChemPartner Establishes First European Scientific Hub at Discovery Park

Sandwich, UK — 15 April 2026: International contract research organisation ChemPartner has officially opened its first European scientific hub at Discovery Park, Sandwich, Kent. The company works with the biopharmaceutical industry to efficiently and rapidly bring life-changing drugs to market.

Founded in Shanghai in 2002, ChemPartner has more than 2,000 employees globally, most of whom are based in Asia. The company currently has seven UK employees, many of whom work hybrid, and is actively recruiting for a Senior Scientist to be based at Discovery Park.

UK Proteostasis Meeting 2026

Over two days, this event will cover a range of topics spanning the fundamental basis and regulation of stress responses and protein folding in the cell, to the relevance of these processes in health, disease, and ageing.

Abstract deadline: 1 May 2026
Registration deadline: 10 July 2026

Registration Fee: Student/Postdoc £45 | Group Leader/ Industry participant £75
The registration fee includes lunch and dinner on July 20th, food and drinks during networking/poster sessions, and lunch on July 21st. Accommodation is not included.

Webinar | 3D neuroinflammation models using human iPSC-derived CNS cells to advance drug discovery

In this webinar, Dr Emma Jones explores how human iPSC-derived CNS models are used to study neuroinflammation across 2D and 3D systems, highlighting microglia-driven responses, tri-culture integration, and functional readouts in bioprinted 3D environments.

Key learning points

- How 2D human microglia models are characterised using functional readouts, imaging and single-cell analysis

- What changes when transitioning from 2D to 3D CNS models

- How microglia integrate into 3D tri-culture systems

Workshop: Manuscript Evaluation Masterclass

Life Science Editors is hosting a Manuscript Assessment Masterclass: a two-hour, hands-on coaching session led by Dr. Heather Van Epps (former Editor-in-Chief, The Lancet Rheumatology and PLOS Medicine) and Dr. Carol Featherstone (founding editor, Trends in Cell Biology).

The session is designed to give participants the tools to assess manuscript submissions with fairness, insight, and editorial precision, exactly the skills tested in the editorial candidate assessments used by major journals.

Sr Scientist

What if the work you did every day could impact the lives of people you know? Or all of humanity?

At Illumina, we are expanding access to genomic technology to realize health equity for billions of people around the world. Our efforts enable life-changing discoveries that are transforming human health through the early detection and diagnosis of diseases and new treatment options for patients.

Research Assistant

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Research Assistant to support the Wheat Transformation and Gene Editing (WTGE) facility at the John Innes Centre, working on cutting-edge precision breeding technology.

The role

This exciting role will contribute to wheat transformation for both target gene overexpression and CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing to generate targeted mutations. The post holder will also be part of work at the frontier of gene editing and transformation technologies, supporting the John Innes Centre’s Precision Breeding Hub.

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