The Guardian: From loo rolls to fashion: how to spend your cash more ethically
An article is featuring businesses that are using customers’ money for good- from sustainable and ethical grocery shopping, to renewable energy and second-hand fashion. Thrift, an online shopping platform for second-hand high-street and designer clothing, where people can donate goods…
Bloomberg: Biometric tracking can ensure billions have immunity against Covid-19
A feature about Simprints startup, supported by the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge Business School. The startup has developed a fingerprint scanner allowing health care workers in developing regions to access patients’ digital records. Co-founder Toby Norman, who studied…
Financial Times: Japan’s battery start-ups take the world beyond lithium ion
AC Biode startup, a startup co-founded by Cambridge Judge Business School alumnus Tadashi Kubo (MBA 2017), is featured in the FT article. The startup has developed an alternating current (AC) system to create batteries that it says have more capacity,…
Cambridge Independent: Scientific breakthrough as VividQ fashions digital 3D holograms
A feature about VividQ that produces produce novel 3D displays. Co-founder Aleksandra Pedraszewska, alumna of Cambridge Judge (MPhil in Tech Pol 2017), said: “Thanks to a new generation of processors and VividQ’s algorithms, holographic displays can now run in real-time…
Bdaily News: One in four UK adults’ mental health impacted by COVID-19, research says
A study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School says people with coronavirus symptoms more likely to have general psychiatric disorders and loneliness. “The longer-term consequences to the population’s mental health created by uncertainty of the future, concern for relatives, and…