The Technology Partnership (TTP) has announced it is supporting an initiative in Cambridgeshire to help teachers with the new skills they need to teach coding to the next generation of learners. The idea is being led by David Anderson, a robotics/software expert and former employee at TTP, who has strong ties to the education sector.
To watch the video about this initiative click here
Alternatively you can download the full press release here.
TTP plc (TTP), a leading independent technology and product development company, and Cubed Laboratories (Cubed), a developer of rapid, DNA-based molecular diagnostic devices and test kits, today announced the successful completion of a project to develop Cubed’s core product, the NESDEP portable laboratory for pathogen detection. This accurate, high-throughput, and easy-to-use system has benefits in the food safety industry and potentially beyond.
Cubed engaged TTP towards the end of 2017 to undertake a rapid redesign and repackaging of its NESDEP device. Working from the base technology developed by Cubed, TTP’s Desktop Biology team conducted a bottom-up repackaging and development programme focussing on aesthetics, ease-of-use, and manuf...
Cambridge, UK, 02 July 2018
TTP, based at Melbourn Science Park, have pledged £50,000 a year for the next two years to further help develop the school’s high-quality science teaching, both within the curriculum and outside it.
The partnership, brokered by Melbourn governor Brian Clarkstone, comes as the college marks the dawn of a new era in their science department with a new head, Simon Callow, starting this term and leading a team in which the majority joined the school during 2017.
Simon Holmes, Principal, said “This is a fantastic opportunity to boost the Science experience of our students, both inside and outside lessons. Once we knew the money was confirmed our challenge was to recruit the highest calibre of Science teachers to join our existing staff and move things forwards. With Mr Callow and Dr Wilson, who arrived in January, I am confident we have the lead...
TTP's Desktop Biology team will be returning to AACC this year on booth 1472. See how we can advance your biology. For more information on TTP's Desktop Biology platforms, visit www.ttp.com/desktopbiology.
If you would like to arrange a meeting with us at the event please contact desktopbiology@ttp.com
29 July - 2 August 2018
Chicago, IL USA
Join TTP's wireless experts at the Cambridge Wiressless International Conference: 'Thinking Beyond the Hype'. CWIC 2018 will explore the technologies, business models and impact of seven technology areas through a vibrant mix of panel sessions, keynotes and networking opportunities:
The conference will take place on July 4th, located just outside Cambridge at the world-famous Wellcome Genome Campus. Apart from the seven challenge areas, there will also be plenary keynote sessions on the overall theme of the conference. Throughout the day there will be an exhibition of leading edge technology innovation, with the conference concluding with a drinks reception and a splendid dinner at Hinxton Hall sponsored by TTP.
Come and speak to our wireless consultants on booth #21.
Wednesday 4 July, Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton