Cambridge Norwich Tech Corridor

NEWS & EVENTS

Norfolk Ltd: From left, John Potter (Managing Director and Owner at Potters Leisure), Tim Barnes (Senior Manager at Grant Thornton), James Hunter (Head of Norwich Office, Mills & Reeve), Toby Wilson (Director, Grant Thornton), Marcus Hemsley (Director, Fountain Partnership), Minnie Moll (CEO, Jarrold Retail) and Jeff Ward (CEO Centurion Safety Products).
Norfolk Ltd: County’s top firms grow turnover as tech plays increasing role

Norfolk’s leading companies have experienced growth in turnover, employment and investment over the last 12 months, with tech playing an increasingly important role in the county’s economy.

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Health secretary Matt Hancock takes a look at the Versius surgical robot with CMR Surgical CEO Martin Frost
Health secretary takes a closer look at next-generation surgical robot

Health secretary Matt Hancock has given his backing to a next-generation surgical robot being developed in the Tech Corridor.

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Meet the Tech Corridor team at MIPIM 2018

Delegates heading to MIPIM 2018 this week can find out more about the exciting vision for the Cambridge Norwich Tech Corridor.

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The CBAS team hard at work
CBAS AI app monitors patient movements

Artificial intelligence is being used to analyse the physical movements of patients in a bid to help doctors make better decisions.

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Artist Rebecca Osborne captured the first CNTC stakeholder summit in her drawing
Tech Corridor summit puts stakeholders in the picture

Stakeholders in the Cambridge Norwich Tech Corridor came together to help generate ideas for the initiative’s future at a workshop on Thursday.

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How you can help Norwich digital start-up Safepoint win £10,000

A new app that aims to keep carers, technicians and other lone workers safe is in the running for a £10,000 grant – and its developers need your help.

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Participants at Cleantech Venture Day 2017
Zero-emission superbikes and soil-free crops; 12 amazing cleantech ventures pitching for investment

A zero-emission electric superbike and crops that grow without soil will be among twelve cleantech businesses pitching to potential investors at Cambridge Cleantech‘s annual venture day.

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Owlstone Medical CEO Billy Boyle with the company's ReCiva device
$50m for company sniffing out cancer on the breath of patients

A company developing a breathalyzer that can detect diseases including cancer on a patient’s breath has raised $50m.

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