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FORBES: 100 WOMEN FOUNDERS IN EUROPE TO FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Anna Perdrix Rosell, co-founder of Sixfold Bioscience, named in Forbes list among the ‘100 Women Founders In Europe To Follow On Twitter And LinkedIn’. The venture is supported by Accelerate Cambridge.
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Entomics develops new recipe for sustainable fish and animal feed
Entomics Biosystems, a startup supported by the Accelerate Cambridge, is developing a sustainable feed of the future – based on maggots and food waste.
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New funding for Healx
Healx, a rare-disease company supported by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, announces a $10 million Series A funding round led by Balderton Capital.
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SPEECHMATICS NAMED ‘ONE TO WATCH’ AT UK ANGEL ANNUAL INVESTMENT AWARDS
Speechmatics, which was previously supported by the Accelerate Cambridge programme, now supports 75 languages – from widely spoken languages such as Japanese, Russian and Hindi to rare languages like Ilocano, Urdu or Aymara.
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Syrona Women
Two Cambridge entrepreneurs – Anya Roy and Chantelle Bell – co-founded a startup aiming to help women to detect early signs of cervical cancer and other gynaecological diseases. We talked to Anya to find out more.
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Enabling meaningful venture creation out of Cambridge
Accelerate Cambridge is a start-up "accelerator" established by Cambridge Judge Business School in May 2012. The School is situated in the centre of Cambridge, at the heart of the University of Cambridge and the Cambridge Cluster, the city’s academic and business networks, both of which have a long tradition of entrepreneurship.
Many of the businesses in the cluster were established by the University, its staff and alumni.
Find out more about the people who create drive and passion for the Accelerator.
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Latest news
Maggots and rotting food waste: a new recipe for sustainable fish and animal feed from Entomics, which was supported by Cambridge Judge …
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Healx, a rare-disease company supported by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, announces a $10 million Series A funding round …
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Speechmatics, a venture that was on the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge, is named a “One to watch” startup at the …
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