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Many believe that even Einstein started out with tabula rasa, a clean slate. An absence of innate, preconceived ideas or predetermined goals. Just like machines in fact...

What happens in Vegas famously stays in Vegas – except for this year of course as we stayed home and kicked off 2021 with the very first digital-only CES show. Personally, I missed the fountains and cocktails, if not the sore feet and endless lines. Take a look at what we found out and what we think will stick! 

The urgent sustainability imperative is prompting a maze of evolving regulatory requirements in housebuilding. Thermal performance in new builds is mandated by regulations – yet there is currently no commercially viable verification method.

Driven by advances in silicon and machine learning algorithms, Edge AI is presenting vast opportunities for businesses across diverse markets. 

The past year has seen an unprecedented acceleration of innovation in the diagnostics space. Reflecting on the virtual themes and debates at Molecular Med Tri-Con 2021, Head of Life Sciences Symon Cotton says that the speed of tests and vaccines coming to market is not having an adverse effect on quality. Medical developments can be safely delivered to quicker timescales...

Quantum computing is a hotbed of innovation. The extraordinary potential of this weird yet wonderful intersection of physics, maths and computer science is attracting heavy investment from companies around the world.

Intravitreal Injection Syringe: It is merely a pre-filled syringe, but is it?

As we enter 2021, the drive to adopt remote monitoring telemedicine techniques continues to gather pace. With the effects of the pandemic still reverberating around the world, healthcare providers are increasingly turning to a remote model to reduce infection risks.

 Take a look at this exciting panel discussion where we debated why there is a lack of agri-technology being rolled out when there is a massive demand from the end users.  

Symon Cotton, Head of Life Sciences at Cambridge Consultants, attended this year’s Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening conference, SLAS2021. Even in virtual form, the speakers dazzled with fresh and exciting ideas for the future of patient treatments.

Diagnosing cancer early to treat it more effectively is vital. Here, Josh Gibson, senior physicist at Cambridge Consultants, unveils a potentially life-saving breakthrough in the field of liquid biopsy that’s been hailed by a leading innovation award jury…

Now you’ve got a talented team together, surely it’s time to push on to design and build your device? Not quite. In the latest in his series of articles, our VP Surgical Robotics & Advanced Surgical Systems Andrew Savarese explains the crucial importance of system architecture, the vital blueprint for project efficiency…