Mark Schuster

Jun 4, 2024 | mondaq.com | A New |Mark Schuster

It is a familiar thought that the flap of a butterfly's wing can change the course of history. In the latest in our series of Cambridge innovation articles, I wanted to consider how the wing of the butterfly might – at the very least! – have inspired one start-up to pioneer the future of man-made colour. Image credit: Wikipedia But first, it's worth making a quick visit to a ghost of Cambridge past.

May 31, 2024 | marks-clerk.com | Mark Schuster

It is a familiar thought that the flap of a butterfly’s wing can change the course of history. In the latest in our series of Cambridge innovation articles, I wanted to consider how the wing of the butterfly might – at the very least! –  have inspired one start-up to pioneer the future of man-made colour. But first, it’s worth making a quick visit to a ghost of Cambridge past.

Mar 11, 2024 | mondaq.com | Mark Schuster

Throughout our Hydrogen Week posts so far, we have highlighted hydrogen activity across the country, including in key clusters such as the North East and Humberside. But I didn't want to let the week pass without mentioning some of the innovation taking place here in Cambridge. One of the businesses sharing their projects as part of Hydrogen Week is Cambridge company Levidian. Their LOOP technology produces hydrogen and graphene through the decarbonisation of methane.

Mar 1, 2024 | mondaq.com | Mark Schuster

With UK Hydrogen Week getting started on Monday, M&C Reacts will have a particular focus on hydrogen innovation over the next couple of weeks. One of the materials promoted as part of the week of events has been the Hydrogen Energy Association's UK Hydrogen Project Map, which showcases hydrogen initiatives across the country. A striking feature of the map is the visible presence of key clusters of activity across the UK.

Mar 1, 2024 | lexology.com | Mark Schuster

Throughout our Hydrogen Week posts so far, we have highlighted hydrogen activity across the country, including in key clusters such as the North East and Humberside. But I didn’t want to let the week pass without mentioning some of the innovation taking place here in Cambridge. One of the businesses sharing their projects as part of Hydrogen Week is Cambridge company Levidian. Their LOOP technology produces hydrogen and graphene through the decarbonisation of methane.