You’re invited to watch a real-time breach, uncover the hacker’s playbook, and learn how to fight back. Thursday, 12th February 2026 | 12:00–2:00pm | Bradfield Centre, Cambridge Think your systems are safe? Think again. Join Howden and Cowbell for a thrilling Lunch & Learn where we’ll show you, live, just how simple it is for […]
Monthly networking event for Climate Tech doers and enablers in Cambridge. Come ready to connect, learn, and hopefully spark innovation The Climate Tech Club is a community of people in and around Cambridge who are passionate about climate change and technology. We host a monthly event where people can share ideas, collaborate and work together […]
You voted The Fall Guy as the movie you'd like to see at The Moving Cinema on Thursday 30 May. The movie will start at 17:45, giving you just enough time to grab your popcorn and drinks (on us) from the Lakeside Cafe beforehand. There are no adverts so the movie will start straight away.There […]
The Artificial Intelligence SIG is excited to announce the return of Byte Size – our popular series of compact, technical events designed to fuel minds and appetites! Join the Artificial Intelligence SIG for an insightful session exploring how we can build powerful AI systems that are also safe, reliable, and aligned with societal values. The […]
Explore the city’s world-class science and technology facilities all in one day. o2h Group's Cambridge Wide Open Day is back this year on Wednesday 11th June 2024 from 11am to 2pm. Cambridge Wide Open Day offers the community a chance to see the amazing work of science and technology around Cambridge. The sessions below will all […]
We are pleased to share our next in person event in Cambridge open to members and non members of Cyber East. This event is titled 'Strategic Shields: Aligning Governance, Architecture, and Incident Response for Resilient Security'. Our 3 speakers will dive into architecture, governance risk and compliance along side recovery and resilience. As well as […]
Is the era of human pair programming over? ThoughtWorks placed 'Replacing pair programming with AI' on 'hold' in their Tech Radar, but let's get hands-on and see how it compares. Join us for an interactive workshop where we'll explore the capabilities of AI in pair programming using a familiar coding kata format. Instead of a […]
Are you a senior leader shaping the future of innovation, science, or technology? Are you looking to sharpen your strategic edge, tackle new leadership challenges, or develop future-ready capabilities? Join the Executive Education team from Cambridge Judge Business School at the Bradfield Centre on Tuesday, 24th June from 11am to 2pm for an exclusive pop-up […]
The Cambridge Science Park's summer party is back for 2025! Join us at the Lakeside Pavilion (outside the Bradfield Centre) between 4pm and 8pm on Thursday 10 July for our annual summer party. Exclusively for Park members, there will be a BBQ and a DJ coming with the summer music vibes! Your ticket will entitle […]
A breakfast for leaders across the Park. A chance to connect, share, and gain new insights. This is a small, carefully curated group of CEOs and founders from businesses of all sizes, meeting over breakfast to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and learn from one another in a trusted, off-the-record setting. Why Attend? Leadership often comes with complexity, […]
Code Club, looking for volunteers! Join Steph, Code Club Community Manager, for an introduction to all things Code Club. Find out how you can get involved in supporting a new club at The Bradfield Centre to inspire young tech creators! Register to join the Volunteering with Code Club free online session on Tuesday 29 July at 12.30–1.30pm BST. What is Code […]
Mindstone Cambridge August AI Meetup Welcome to the biggest Practical AI Meetup in Cambridge! Join us once a month as we explore the world of artificial intelligence, its cutting-edge practical applications, and the astonishing projects that are shaping our future. Why should you attend? Get up close and personal with the AI projects that are […]
