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Bicycle Therapeutics, based in Cambridge, UK and Cambridge, US, has appointed three distinguished global oncology experts to its Clinical Advisory Board to support the advancement of the company's clinical oncology programmes. The Nasdaq-quoted company has recruited Howard ‘Skip' Burris, Markus Eckstein and Niklas Klümper.

ExpressionEdits, a Cambridge biotech company leveraging AI-driven insights and proprietary intronisation technology to enhance protein expression, has brought in Dr. Paul Bolno as Chair.

Planning consent has been granted for a three-storey innovation centre at the heart of Gateway 14 in Stowmarket. It forms part of Freeport East, adjacent to Junction 50 of the A14. Jaynic is development manager.

East of England radar specialists Cambridge Pixel and Blighter Surveillance Systems in Saffron Walden have helped a consortium develop a new high-energy laser weapon that has been successfully tested by the British Army.

Cambridge superchip architect Arm is at the heart of a new drive by leading carmaker Mercedes-Benz to produce nextgen models that combine the highest possible quality of safety allied to performance.

A mutual aspiration to generate engineering and AI-driven solutions that deliver real-world, industrial impact has led to the formation of two new Innovation Centres by first-time partners the University of Huddersfield and TWI in Cambridge.

Anglia Ruskin University has appointed Professor Kamil Omoteso as its new Deputy Vice Chancellor for Education, replacing Professor Aletta Norval, who has retired from the position after five years at ARU.

Marshall in Cambridge has extended contracts to provide maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) for eight Lockheed Martin C-130J aircraft operated by the Royal Danish Air Force and the Royal Norwegian Air Force.

Faye Holland has been elected Chair of Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce, succeeding Brian Jones in the role.

Florida-based global technology company Citrix has brought more than a touch of sunshine to Cambridge by donating handsomely to The Centre for Computing History. This is the eighth year in which the US company has backed the venture.