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First year photography and design students from Cambridge Regional College visited the Park this week to get a sense of the blank spaces their work will soon transform.
Spending time in one of the Park’s newly refurbished buildings, they were already thinking about how the light shifts through the day, how people move through the space, and how their images might sit on the walls....

Three Park members are among the finalists at this year’s Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards, with recognition for Jumptech while Mursla Bio and CN Bio are each shortlisted in two categories.
Jumptech is shortlisted for Software Company of the Year, Mursla Bio features in both Medtech Company of the Year and The Award for Innovation, and CN Bio is shortlisted for Biotech Company of the Year and Life Science Company of the Year....

Xampla has expanded the rollout of its plastic-free Morro Coating, with new takeaway boxes now available across 10 additional European markets through Just Eat Takeaway.com’s delivery platform.
Produced by global packaging manufacturer Huhtamaki, the boxes use Xampla’s plant-protein coating to replace the plastic or PFAS linings traditionally used in food delivery packaging. Fully recyclable and compatible with existing recycling streams, the...

The Park community continues to grow with the arrival of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), a global leader in online child safety.
An international, not-for-profit organisation, the IWF carries out some of the most challenging work in online safety. Work few others can, or will, do. It is the only civil organisation in the UK with a remit to proactively identify, assess and secure...