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Thirty-seven East of England companies have been unveiled as winners of the King’s Awards for Enterprise out of 252 nationwide. There are 11 winners from the region’s top performing county Essex, 10 from Hertfordshire, six apiece based in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk and two each representing Norfolk and Bedfordshire.

At last a celebration where awards were physically presented, glasses raised and, most importantly, people met. It may have been a window of opportunity in the pandemic, but it was one that was grabbed by all those that attended the E&T Innovation...

Members at St Neots Riverside Runners planted a memorial cherry tree in memory of much loved member Ali Wright, who was taken by cancer in May this year.

Cambridge Precision, an engineering firm, has invested two million in robotic technology that will boost production and improve working conditions for its.

As medical oxygen turns into a luxury, scientists are working on a cheaper way to produce it By studying different materials that store and separate gases, scientists see potential in some affordable solutions for devices such as oxygen concentrators. Oxygen is mostly obtained from liquefied air. | Adnan Abidi / Reuters People might once have considered oxygen a human right. But the pandemic has revealed that access to oxygen – in a pure form, for medical use – is a luxur...

People might once have considered oxygen a human right. But the pandemic has revealed that access to oxygen – in a pure form, for medical use – is a luxury in most low and middle-income countries. Getting access to pure oxygen for medical treatments is a complicated, expensive and often very dangerous business. The current situation in India is a harsh reminder of this issue. The second wave of COVID-19 has hit the country hard, the total number of deaths has just passed the 200,000 mark. O...