Cambridge professor wins IOP award for outstanding contributions to physics Professor Sir Richard Friend, Cavendish Professor of Physics at the University of Cambridge, has been awarded the prestigious Institute of Physics (IOP)’ Business and Innovation Medal for outstanding contributions to physics in an industrial or commercial context.
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03/07 |
Brain stem cell discovery could lead to new therapies Scientists have discovered a new mechanism in brain stem cells that controls how and when they develop into cells which repair damage in neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS).
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03/07 |
CUER's new solar racing car launches at Goodwood Festival of Speed this Sunday The Cambridge University Eco Racing team's (CUER) new solar racing car - Britain's brightest hope for the Global Green Challenge - will be launched at Goodwood Festival of Speed this Sunday (5th July).
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03/07 |
Orthomimetics expands Board of Directors Orthomimetics, the Cambridge-based developer of products for regenerative medicine, has appointed Patrick West, former Global Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Stryker Biotech, to its Board of Directors.
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03/07 |
Cambridge conference centre tops UK ratings The Møller Centre, has achieved the ‘Overall Highest Score’ across all business sectors in the Institute of Hospitality’s ‘Hospitality Assured Business Excellence Awards’.
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03/07 |
Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge Award 2009 Judith Sykes has received the Dow Award for Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge, a prize run by the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership.
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03/07 |
Muck In4Life, urges Great Fen volunteer The East of England is being challenged to adopt a healthier lifestyle and, at the same time, do something positive for the environment by joining a new campaign just launched in Cambridgeshire.
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03/07 |
800th Anniversary Light Show visits China The light show which wowed thousands over four days in January at the start of the University of Cambridge’s 800th Anniversary celebrations, was one of the highlights of the opening ceremony of the 2nd China International Youth Arts Festival in Beijing.
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03/07 |
CRFS announces investment from Succès Europe Investment Fund CRFS, the developer and manufacturer of innovative RFeye® real-time spectral monitoring and management tools, has announced an investment by Succès Europe, a Sophia Antipolis based European investment holding created by and for entrepreneurs.
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02/07 |
ARKeX to perform first marine BlueQube survey in Greenland ARKeX has been awarded a contract to perform the first ever marine BlueQube gravity gradiometry survey off the western coast of Greenland. The survey is for the Cairn Energy group and its joint venture partner Nunaoil.
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02/07 |
Downloading one TV show abroad could cost more than your whole holiday According to the Cambridge-based independent consumer website Broadband Genie, downloading one television show via mobile broadband while abroad on holiday could cost more than the rest of the trip combined.
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02/07 |
Food industry executives gather for exclusive breakfast debate Last week, Anglia Business Solutions hosted and chaired an exclusive breakfast debate for the food industry on “Remaining Profitable in a Demanding and Highly Competitive Channel”.
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02/07 |
Whitbread delivers annual report via video with WaveFX Whitbread is one of a growing number of companies large and small offering annual reports via the internet.
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02/07 |
Birketts’ Associate transfers to Cambridge Employment team Birketts LLP is delighted to announce the transfer of Lottie Seaborn, Associate in the Employment team, to its Station Road offices in Cambridge.
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02/07 |
Harriet Fear of ERBI delighted by investment fund pledge The announcement of a new UK Innovation Investment Fund* - aimed at supporting technology-based businesses with high growth potential - has been welcomed by Harriet Fear, CEO of ERBI, the membership organisation supporting lifescience and healthcare companies in the East of England and beyond.
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01/07 |
New research shows a global trend in nature-based tourism A new study has found that many nations throughout the world, including the United Kingdom, are seeing an annual increase in visitors to their conservation areas.
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01/07 |
Government housing policy will damage the economy, says research The Government’s policy of concentrating new housing in existing urban areas and on ‘brownfield sites’ is not working and could build up problems for the future, according to new research into urban growth.
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30/06 |
'Space: the next business opportunity?' The entry deadline for the Galileo Masters Competition 2009 is July 31st. Find out more about what it could mean for Cambridge companies at a joint Cambridge Network/Cambridge Wireless Open Meeting at Robinson College on Wednesday July 8th, and learn from inspiring guest speakers from the Satcoms arena.
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30/06 |
What happens at lunchtime? Eating, snoozing, surfing, shopping, working through...? How refreshed and motivated are your employees when they start work after lunch?
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01/07 |
Cambridge firm helping the meetings industry promote itself Cambridge based B2B media specialists 'Events and Publishing Ltd.' working with leading national trade association.
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