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Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance launches AI in Financial Services survey
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, has launched the AI in Financial Services 2030 Global Surveys – a worldwide study capturing intersecting perspectives from financial regulators, industry and AI vendors.
Talented young artists needed!
Calling all budding young artists! It’s time to sharpen those pencils, brush up on your painting skills or get digital as Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity Creating Nature’s Corridors has teamed up with Huntingdon Racecourse to launch an art competition for children aged 14-19 years old.
What makes a leading product design consultancy?
Choosing the right product design consultancy isn’t just about who has the biggest portfolio, it’s about who has the right mindset for your project.
Fireworks cause stress and disruption to corvids
New study reveals birds behaved erratically in response to displays.
Fellowship for researcher studying future of work
Project by ARU’s Kathleen Hughes has been selected for funding by Leverhulme Trust.
Your guide to practical IT training for teams - now available to download
Looking to boost your team’s tech skills and productivity? Our latest training brochure from Computer Tutoring reveals how organisations can upskill staff confidently across Microsoft 365, Adobe, Google tools, data analytics (including Power BI) and programming. With flexible delivery modes (online instructor-led, on-site, off-site) and practical resources included, it’s built for real business…
Erica delivers her winning chocolate coins to classmates as Cambridge celebrations continue
The creative schoolgirl who won The Cambridge Building Society’s chocolate coin competition has seen her design turned into reality as she proudly handed out the tasty treats to her schoolmates.
Cambridge social enterprise Form the Future strengthens Board with two leading figures from the region’s innovation ecosystem
Form the Future CIC appoints two new Non-Executive Directors to its Board: Shaun Grady, Chair of AstraZeneca UK, and Professor Andy Neely OBE, Chair of Innovate Cambridge, Professor of Manufacturing and previously Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise and Business Relations at the University of Cambridge.
Cambs Digitise Ltd joins Cambridge Network to expand secure digitisation services
Cambs Digitise Ltd, a Cambridgeshire-based media and document digitisation specialist, has joined Cambridge Network to connect with local organisations and support secure, high-quality archival and digital preservation projects.
Kimbolton School celebrates Black History Month 2025
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, has been marking Black History Month 2025 this October with a rich programme of events and activities designed to inspire reflection, learning and celebration across the whole school community.
Kimbolton School welcomes new Head of Development
Kimbolton School is delighted to announce the appointment of Russell Speirs as Head of Development, starting on Monday 13 October 2025.
Employee ownership trusts - a sustainable opportunity for UK private schools
Whether you're a school looking to restructure, an owner contemplating an exit, an investor targeting opportunities or a group hoping to expand, Mills & Reeve can help.
New UK study finds widespread hidden sensory loss
One in four over-50s has vision impairment and three quarters have some hearing loss.
25 Year old big call for support of next generation
Inspire 2 Ignite CEO Sam Squire delivers TED Talk “It Takes a Nation to Raise a Child”, calling for a united movement to nurture and empower every young person.
3 ways L&D can use GenAI for meaningful impact
From uncovering actionable insights to transforming learning experiences with AI coaches and AI avatars. Ross Stevenson shares three practical ways L&D teams can use GenAI in their learning strategy for meaningful impact.
Latest issue of the Wolfson Review available online
The Wolfson Review is a roundup of the vibrant cultural and academic life at Wolfson. Back with a fresh new look, this latest issue looks back at all that has unfolded in the 2024-2025 year.
Cambrionix unveils world’s fastest enterprise USB hub – cutting mobile device testing time from hours to minutes
Thunderbolt 5 technology powers next-generation hub, ThunderSync5-C16 PD, for software testing, device refurbishment, and mobile device management in education, enterprise and retail.
Caution urged in using artificial intelligence in medical expertise evaluation
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds great promise in various aspects of healthcare. Already, ChatGPT is able to produce clinical letters indistinguishable from those written by human doctors, while Google has developed an AI agent capable of clinical history-taking and diagnostic reasoning.
Body illusion helps unlock memories – new study
Research finds that embodying a childlike face takes us back to our childhood.
Spotlight on Black health at free ARU event
Packed programme aims to raise awareness of health inequalities.
Kimbolton School welcomes top UK environmental professional for inspiring river plastics talk
Kimbolton Sixth Form was delighted to welcome a leading authority on microplastic pollution, Professor Jamie Woodward, on Tuesday 7 October, to deliver an engaging and thought-provoking lecture on the challenge of plastics in our rivers.
New centre will tackle modern media challenges
ARU to launch the Centre of Media, Arts & Creative Technologies in Cambridge.
Cambridge alumnus awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics
University of Cambridge alumnus Professor John Clarke has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, jointly with Michel H Devoret and John M Martinis, for their work revealing quantum physics in action.
Granite 5 wins international award for Vitae website
We’re delighted to share that Granite 5 has been recognised at the 16th Web Excellence Awards, winning for our work on the new Vitae website. The Web Excellence Awards celebrate the very best of the web, honouring creativity, innovation, and impact in digital design and marketing. This year’s competition attracted 740 submissions from 17 countries across five continents, making the award…