Guest Articles

New Year, New Cyber Threats

With the rapid evolution of information technology, small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) are continually adapting new ways of working, and 2023 will be no different. As hubs of innovation, science parks house many SMBs where collaborative tools such as Teams and...

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Code red for life sciences?

Code red for life sciences?

The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently warned that global warning has become a “code red for humanity”. With temperatures in the UK reaching unprecedent levels of 40 degrees in July, is the UK’s life sciences sector doing enough to prevent these...

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Why TechBio UK is the moment when everything changed

Why TechBio UK is the moment when everything changed

The Covid pandemic changed the scene of healthcare on a global scale and embedded the use of data firmly into healthcare solutions.  With a population almost exclusively served by the NHS, the UK is ideally placed to lead the world in the next stage of data...

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Science parks – journey to net zero

Science parks – journey to net zero

At the recent UKSPA conference, Laura Ludlow joined a panel comprising Dr Sally Basker (CEO, Exeter Science Park), Carl Potter (MD, Avison Young UK), Stephen Hill (Associate Director, Arup), Anu Sabherwal (Senior Associate, NBBJ Design) and chaired by Grant Bourhill...

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Life Sciences need urgent Government focus

Life Sciences need urgent Government focus

With a new government now in place, there are questions to which urgent answers are needed if the Life Sciences sector is going to deliver on its potential and not become lost amongst the many pressing issues which Prime Minister Liz Truss finds herself facing. As a...

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Is the Life Sciences sector running out of lab space?

Is the Life Sciences sector running out of lab space?

Vincenzo Maggio, Partner in Real Estate Investment at law firm Mills & Reeve takes a look at the current lab space shortage. It is no secret that despite significant business space demand across Oxford and Cambridge there is an equally significant lack of supply....

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The Journey to Net Zero

The Journey to Net Zero

The United Kingdom Science Park Association (UKSPA) held its Autumn conference in the beautiful Charnwood Life Science Campus in Loughborough.  Sustainability was a key topic, with over 150 attendees for the panel discussion on the “journey to...

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Things to consider when selecting a wireless network

In this guest blog post, Geraint Williams, CISO, Modern Networks discusses some of the pros and cons of various wireless network solutions and specifically considers performance, availability, resilience, and security. We are all familiar with Wi-Fi or wireless...

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Turning bright ideas into booming businesses

Turning bright ideas into booming businesses

When used effectively and strategically, IP rights can help turn commercial ambitions into a reality – not least when securing all-important funding, and even the most ground breaking of inventions requires investment to become a viable market proposition. Now, more...

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