5th HVM New Materials 2019 Conference Summit - with support from the Cambridge Graphene Centre and Graphene@Manchester, IOM3, Versarien, William Blythe and Darktrace. Following on from CIR’s HVM since 2002 and Materials & 4IR Conferences since 2013, this executive conference summit will bring together technology innovators and entrepreneurs to solve grand challenges.
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PwC, St Johns Innovation Park, The Maurice Wilkes Building, Cowley Rd, Cambridge CB4 0DS
7 November 2019
Kameo Recruitment have teamed up with Cambridge Women’s Aid to raise awareness of domestic abuse. Did you know that domestic abuse has been statically proven to affect 1 in 4 people during their lifetime? Such a prevalent issue is yet to be addressed with Cambridge businesses; please join us on Thursday 7th November to discuss the signs and effects of domestic abuse which might be affecting your employees, along with giving you the tools to be able to help.
The Granta Centre Granta Park Cambridge CB21 6GP
28 November 2019
CBI Chief Economist, Rain Newton Smith will provide an in-depth update on how the UK economy is currently performing, what the future holds and the impact this might have on your business.
Bonhill House, 1-3 Bonhill St, Shoreditch, London EC2A 4BX
28 November 2019
Respond in the moment with confidence and credibility – every time.
St. John's Innovation Centre, St. Johns Innovation Park Cowley Road, Cambridge CB4 0WS
28 November 2019
IOSH Leading Safely with Health & Safety Works
Bonhill House, London
29 November 2019
Learn how to absorb information efficiently…read faster, remember more and benefit from the uniquely effective mind mapping technique with this highly interactive course…
Various, around Cambridge
29 November 2019 to 1 December 2019
From poetry to politics, fiction to finance, history to hip-hop and comedy to current affairs, Cambridge Literary Festival brings an eclectic mix of today’s best writers, thinkers and speakers to Cambridge all year round.
Webinar
29 November 2019
Irritable? Reactive? Quick to anger? When the emotions rise and the red mist falls, what if anything, can you do to regain your cool? This session will help you better understand your own emotional responses and give you an overview of some valid and reliable emotional regulation techniques, as suggested by science
Cherry Hinton Baptist Church Building, on the Corner of Fisher's Lane and the High Street in Cherry Hinton
30 November 2019
Robin Thomson (author of the forthcoming autobiographical and reflective book with that title)
Sun House, 23 Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge CB1 7PH
2 December 2019
This course is highly recommended for existing users of MS Word, who need to be able to create more complex documents.
Education & Conference Centre, Arthur Rank Hospice, Cherry Hinton Rd, Cambridge CB22 3FB
2 December 2019
Supporting your patient’s faith and beliefs at end of life helps to make a more dignified experience.
Central Glasgow
3 December 2019 to 5 December 2019
Belbin Accreditation is recommended for anyone who wants to use Belbin Team Roles to improve the performance of teams, and maximise working relationships. By attending the Accreditation course, you will discover the real Belbin – and gain the depth of knowledge and practical tools to work as a true Belbin expert.
Online
3 December 2019
Join our webinar on Tuesday 3rd December, where Organisational Behaviourist Hilary McLellan will provide the most up to date research and guidance of how to embed psychological safety in the workplace to create an organisational culture of openness.
FROG Software Training Ltd, Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire CB22 5NE
3 December 2019
By the end of the session you will be able to produce more complicated projects and feel comfortable tracking and resolving conflicts. Our training centre is located on the outskirts of Cambridge with easy road and rail transport links. We provide professional and enthusiastic training and of course there is a pub lunch to look forward to!
Eagle Labs, 7-8 Clifton Court, Cambridge CB1 7BN
3 December 2019
Any review of essential management skills always puts effective communication close to the top of the list. Yet poor communication is at the root of many problems. This workshop will help managers understand their own communication style, the essentials of good communication and develop their confidence to communicate effectively.
Cambridge TV, 15 Signet Court Swanns Road, Cambridge, CB5 8LA
4 December 2019
Learn how to turn you smartphone videos from cringe-worthy to professional, in this hands-on four hour training sesssion.
TWI Ltd, Granta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge CB21 6AL
4 December 2019
Join the Advanced Propulsion Centre and TWI to learn about the challenges in the automotive sector and how we can keep up with the growing demand for electric vehicles at our free event.
The Maxwell Centre, Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge, JJ Thompson Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 0HE
4 December 2019
This talk will discuss the theory of invention and the technology behind the tools that enable us to invent faster and more diversely than has previously been possible.
Central London
4 December 2019
Making mistakes, forgetting to do things and not paying attention to detail mean that your people don't work as effectively as you know they can. Mistakes cost money and waste your time. The good news is that accuracy is a trainable skill.
Webinar
4 December 2019
Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, wrung out? When the pressures of the modern world all seems too much, what can you do to quieten the storm? This webinar will review some ways to help calm the inner turmoil, giving you more of a chance of dealing with the outer turmoil!
FROG Software Training Ltd, Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire CB22 5NE
4 December 2019
This course is intended for beginners who need to learn the basics of using spreadsheets. Our training centre is located on the outskirts of Cambridge with easy transport links with Shelford Train Station and the M11 and A11. We provide professional and enthusiastic training and of course there is the pub lunch to look forward to!
Cambridge University Engineering Department, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ
5 December 2019
The world of electromagnetics can be described with Maxwell’s four equations. These equations form a language which scientist and engineers use to predict and investigate this phenomenon. This language is often taught through exercises with pen and paper, making it challenging to interpret and conceptualize the physical fields. To demystify the simulation process, this talk will present a brief overview of how we use the equations to create our numerical simulations, as well as a demonstration of the COMSOL Multiphysics® software.
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