Search ‘how to boil an egg’ on Google, and you get over three billion results, some telling you to put the egg in cold water after boiling to preserve the runny yolk. Intrigued, we decided to investigate the science behind this advice.
With urgent and important demand for LFTs, jeopardizing performance, ease-of-use, supply chain availability, and low cost isn’t an option – but sustainability strategies are evolving in response to consumer expectations.
Ice cream and blood are two things you probably don’t want to think about simultaneously, but how a substance flows is a vitally important consideration for many products.
In a series of articles outlining the three pillars of our FemTech philosophy, Jessica Platt and Martha Hodgson discuss the first: Inclusivity.
Plastics’ reputation has gone from miraculous to maligned in the last half-century. However, there are many applications where these unfashionable materials may still be the best choice.
Jessica Platt and Ben Strutt discuss how how design plays an important part in the global Rx to OTC switch market.
In a series of articles outlining the three pillars of our FemTech philosophy, Jessica Platt and Martha Hodgson discuss the first: Inclusivity.
Senior Consultant Jon Powell shares some of the obstacles encountered conducting pilot builds in-house to help our clients bring devices to market – and gives four pointers for ideal pilot manufacturing for clinical trials.
For 25 years, we’ve had one goal: to improve lives through innovation. To mark our first quarter-century, we asked some of our partners to talk about their personal standout projects, past and present.
What should we make of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) updating its guidance for licensing e-cigarettes as medicinal products?
Karla explores the challenges our brains experience in space and how mathematical modelling can help us understand and overcome these.
For Dyslexia Week 2021, CDP’s Dan Mayhew and Noga Sella discuss the challenges of working from home with dyslexia, and why people with dyslexia can make great innovators.