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Cambridge Design Partnership was recently featured in The Times discussing how our innovative solutions are helping clients speed up time to market and enhance the lives of those they serve.
Cambridge Design Partnership was recently featured in The Times discussing how our innovative solutions are helping clients speed up time to market and enhance the lives of those they serve.
We are honored to announce our involvement in a remarkable awareness campaign with Cure Usher, Havas Lynx, and Push Films: the world's first 'touchable memory' device.
Neil Campbell says companies who design and manufacture consumer products need to take proactive measures to survive the current climate and come out on top. But how?
Join Martha Hodgson in conversation with Greg Hoffman (author and ex-CMO at Nike) at GIF 2022 Virtual Edition.
Join James Harmer, Amy King and Matt Morris as they discuss the development of smart packaging and its future potential, with a particular view on how it can enhance packaging sustainability.
Join James Harmer, Amy King and Matt Morris as they disucss the development of smart packaging and its future potential, with a particular view on how it can enhance packaging sustainability.
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.
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.
Lockdowns, video calls and masks dramatically altered our relationship with beauty. Meanwhile, COVID-19 restrictions shook up how we bought cosmetics and skincare.
From making products modular to using apps over embedded electronics, we look at ways innovators can help reduce electronic waste.