Why I’m ditching New Year Resolutions & embracing Slowanuary
Do you always feel pressured to decide your annual goals by the start of January? Why do we always feel we should have everything perfectly planned by January 1? After a festive epiphany, Luciana has decided to try something different instead.
Study reveals gender equality benefits everyone
Research across 62 nations finds sexism is problematic for men as well as women.
First UK survey aims to fill Botox knowledge gap
Anglia Ruskin University is examining people’s experiences, including side effects.
Citrix continues its support for The Centre for Computing History with £10,000 donation
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) in Cambridge is proud to announce the continuation of support from Citrix, a business unit of Cloud Software Group, Inc. and a global leader in cloud computing and workplace technology, which has made a generous contribution of £10,000 to the CCH Learning Programme.
Breeio’s AI-powered learning portal helps Priory win nursing award
A 20-year relationship that began with a ground-breaking e-learning initiative that won industry awards for 'Best e-Learning Project' and a 'National Training Award' has continued, as Acteon and Priory win another prestigious award for their innovation in learning and development.
ARU appoints new Deputy Vice Chancellor
Professor Kamil Omoteso aims to drive excellence in education and inclusivity.
The new PCE-UX 3081WQ moisture analyser - highest-level precision
The new PCE-UX 3081WQ moisture analyser from PCE Instruments has been specially developed for analysing light and voluminous materials and offers an ideal solution for a wide range of applications in the wood, agricultural and plastics industries. The moisture content is determined by the principle of drying with simultaneous weighing.
Pioneering ARU vision professor appointed OBE
Shahina Pardhan honoured for services to optometry and preventing blindness.
Cambridge talent recognised in 2025 New Year Honours
Academics and staff at both the University of Cambridge and Colleges feature in the 2025 list, which recognises the achievements and service of people across the UK.
Did Leadership Die in 2024?
With the turn of the New Year, Møller Institute associate, Richard Hill, discusses the changing landscape of leadership and how this has changed over the last year.
Pioneering project to tackle cancer among homeless
East of England Cancer Alliance is working with ARU to remove barriers to healthcare.
One Stop Language Solutions - December Newsletter: Wrapping Up 2024
As the year comes to a close, Luciana is excited to share the final newsletter of 2024. This festive season is a time for reflection, gratitude, and planning for the year ahead.
Nurses deserve biggest thanks at Christmas – survey
Casualty and Call The Midwife stars top UK poll of favourite TV nurses and midwives.
No more “Tech Grinch” excuses in 2025!
Santa may only come once a year, but your IT Support and Cyber Security strategy needs to work for you 24/7!
2025 is set to be a year of growth and opportunity - but only if your team has the tools to succeed.
How to choose the right new hardware for your school or business
Slow isn’t often a word you want to associate with your school or business.
When your hardware isn’t performing, you’ll hear it a lot. Complaints about PCs, your internet connection, even your network.
Gen Z: Why organisations are missing out on inspiring young people, and what to do about it
As organisations continue to face rapidly changing environments, it’s more important than ever that they are innovative and agile. For innovation to thrive, diversity is key.
Cambridge Science Centre Welcomes Rebecca Porter as New CEO
Cambridge Science Centre is delighted to announce the appointment of Rebecca Porter as its new Chief Executive Officer.
UK School Visits: a Learning Trip for a Group of Educators from China
A distinguished delegation from China visited two schools in England to gain insights into the UK’s school system. The group comprised about 20 delegates, including researchers from educational research institutions and head teachers from senior high schools.
WaveFX Streaming from Outside Broadcast Van for Major Event
Last week, WaveFX took their event production services to the next level by providing their own outside broadcast van, complete with high-quality cameras, vision-
Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore visits Cambridge overseas research centre
Mr Heng Swee Keat, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore and Chairman of the National Research Foundation (NRF) paid a visit to the University of Cambridge’s overseas research centre in Singapore and viewed its technical capabilities for decarbonisation research.
Your Event, Your Way!
Are you looking for a venue that’s versatile, vibrant, and in the heart of Cambridge or Peterborough? Whether it’s a workshop, exhibition, or training event, we’ve got the space to bring your ideas to life.
How future-ready is your school’s or business’s IT?
➡️ How do you feel about the technology you use in your school or business? A recent study found that 90% of managers or business leads felt confident that their IT systems today are “best in class”.
❓ But how about tomorrow?
Mayor visits Combined Authority-funded construction skills hub to see foundations for great careers
Dr Nik Johnson, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, was given a tour of Cambridge Regional College’s (CRC) cutting-edge Construction Hub on it's Huntingdon campus, to see how Combined Authority investment was helping new talent get into the sector.
Cambridge Junction is to receive £99,996 through Youth Music's Catalyser Fund, to run NEXT WAVE.
NEXT WAVE is a new two-year music development programme, delivered in partnership with Romsey Mill, YMCA, Lyrix Organix, Anglian Ruskin University, and the Trusted Adult Scheme.
Study finds nature can help with integration in UK
Results show benefits and barriers for migrants accessing the natural environment.