From ploughs to pioneers: Jane Hutchins speaks with Cambridge Tech Podcast
The Park recently featured on the Cambridge Tech Podcast, with our Director of External Affairs, Jane Hutchins, sharing her perspective on what makes science parks work. The conversation looks back at the Park’s origins, at how Trinity College Cambridge transformed former farmland in 1970, complete with old railway sidings and stored US Army tanks, into […]
Park expands leadership team to fuel the next generation of breakthroughs
Cambridge Science Park is expanding out its leadership team, strengthening the Park’s critical role supporting the next wave of science and technology innovation in Cambridge and across the UK, as captured within its ‘masterplan’. David McNee has joined as Estate Director, taking responsibility for estate strategy and operations across the Park. His role will help ensure […]
Cambridge Science Park in the spotlight on BBC Look East
The Park took centre stage on BBC Look East prime time on Wednesday 5 January, with a showcase of breakthrough science and technology being developed by companies based right here on the Park. The BBC’s flagship regional programme featured a run of interviews with Park tenants whose work is shaping the future, from humanoid robots […]
Festive spirit shines at sold-out Christmas Market
The Park’s annual Christmas Market was a sell-out success, drawing more than 30 local businesses and over 500 Park members for a lively day of festive shopping, networking and community spirit. Park members browsed stalls filled with local gifts and seasonal treats while enjoying mince pies, mulled wine and gingerbread lattes. The bustling daytime market created a […]
Cambridge Science Park marks 55 years of innovation
Cambridge Science Park hosted a special anniversary reception to celebrate 55 years at the heart of the UK’s innovation ecosystem. The event brought together innovators, policymakers, founders and industry leaders to reflect on more than five decades of scientific and technological progress and to look ahead to the next era of discovery and growth. The […]
Pond project boosts Park biodiversity
A once overgrown and dried-up pond outside Unit 330 has been brought back to life in a restoration project led by the Park in partnership with the community interest company Greener Growth. The initiative forms part of the Park’s wider commitment to enhancing biodiversity and creating healthier, greener workspaces. During the restoration, Greener Growth Founder and […]
Free e-bike commute for Park members living in Northstowe
If you live in Northstowe and work at the Park, there’s now a smarter, greener way to get to work, and it’s completely free. Through the Park’s Green Travel Programme, our community can borrow an e-bike and enjoy an easy, feel-good commute. Pick up a bike from the shelter next to Pathfinder Primary School, glide […]
Party in the Park
Last month we hosted our biggest event of the year, Party in the Park, and it was an incredible day from start to finish. Over 300 Park members joined us and the atmosphere was full of energy and excitement. This year’s theme was funfair vibes and we brought the carnival to the Park. A towering […]
Mursla Bio Introduces AI Precision Medicine Platform
Mursla Bio’s AI Precision Medicine Platform unlocks organ-specific molecular insights from a simple blood sample, providing biologically labelled, multi-omics data with the resolution of tissue biopsy without its invasiveness. For more details, please refer to our pre-print. Pharmaceutical partners can use this to stratify patients more effectively, monitor therapeutic response in vivo, and identify novel […]
Julia Coonan – new Travel Planner for the Science Park
Julia will be available for discussions on all things travel and transport at the Science Park once a week. Perhaps you are looking to move house and want to discuss your new commute, or you want to change your commute but don’t know your options, or you want to chat about a transport issue at […]