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Films from 'No more empty gestures - how the NHS will work with industry and research' - 17 January 2019
There is little doubt that the UK is a leader in world class innovation in life sciences. Through advances in the understanding of...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus - Recovery Week
When people have an operation, are diagnosed with an illness or suddenly need medical help, the focus is rightly on what is happening...
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British Science Week
Cambridge is the Capital of UK Life Sciences. The Life Sciences sector employs over 13,000 people in 431 companies. But...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Heart week
Your heart is amazing. It beats roughly 100,000 times a day. During a year it will pump about 250million litres of blood around...
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Films from 'How has Cambridge become the Capital of UK Life Sciences' - 17 January
With 431 companies, employing over 13,000 people and a list of world leading companies and institutions based in the city, Cambridge has...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Dementia Week
It is not until you speak to a relative of someone with dementia that you fully realise the impact of diseases of the brain. They will...
Find out moreCambridge Biomedical Campus Learning Week - Carianne McIntosh – Graduate Construction Supervisor at Skanska Construction
As part of CBC Learning Week, here is a piece from Carianne McIntosh – Graduate Construction Supervisor at Skanska Construction who is...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Learning Week - Wafiq Oluokun Graduate Planner at Skanska Construction
As part of CBC Learning Week, here is a piece from Wafiq Oluokun, a Graduate Planner at Skanska Construction who...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Learning Week
As a wise person once said ‘You should never stop learning’. From the moment we are born, we develop new skills, absorb ideas and...
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Papworth celebrate 21 years of Thoracic Oncology Unit
Members of the Papworth Thoracic Oncology service were joined by colleagues and supporters to mark the 21st anniversary of the Thoracic...
Find out moreCambridge Biomedical Campus Cancer Week - An interview with Ingela Oberg
Name: Ingela Oberg Age: 44 Where do you live: Newmarket How long have you worked...
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Cancer Week
There are now an estimated 2.5 million people living with cancer in the UK, a figure which is predicted to rise to 4 million by 2030....
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