Lightweight, portable CIJ opens up ink jet technology to more businesses
Linx Printing Technologies is breaking new ground in the coding and marking industry with the launch of a compact and totally portable entry-level CIJ (Continuous Ink Jet) printer which is capable of delivering quality two line codes
New Director for Domino’s laser business
Domino Printing Sciences, based at Bar Hill, has appointed Michael Wöhrmann as Director of its Laser business
Rapidox 1100 oxygen gas analyser sale
To celebrate the 15 years of excellence since the first Rapidox 1100 was sold, Cambridge Sensotec will be offering the remaining Rapidox 1100 with a 15% discount until the 31st October 2016. Ultimately, this will mark the end of the manufacture for the traditional Rapidox design, making way for the introduction of the newly redesigned Rapidox 1100 being launched later this year.
IT Governance to exhibit at IP EXPO Europe, London
IT Governance, the leader in cyber security expertise, is exhibiting at the IP EXPO Europe event at ExCeL London on 5-6 October 2016.
£417k study to improve research ethics in humanitarian crises
Academics from Anglia Ruskin University have been awarded £417,000 to analyse the ethical challenges involved in health research in humanitarian crises in Afghanistan, Nepal, Lebanon, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka and Ethiopia.
UTI testing technology cuts screening time to four hours
Researchers using DNA sequencing to profile antibiotic resistance in infection have achieved a turnaround time from 'sample to answer' of less than four hours for urinary tract infections (UTIs).
October half term activities at IWM Duxford
This October half term, journey through the world of aviation at IWM Duxford and find out what life was like for those who served in conflicts during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Tis the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness...and tackling new training courses
With apologies to John Keats, Autumn at Cambridge Network is the time to energise yourself and boost your career by learning something new. Look into some forthcoming Learning Collaboration courses to see what grabs your interest.
The Family Business of the Year Awards
Birketts, the leading East of England law firm, has teamed up once again with Family Business United, to sponsor the East and East Anglia category of The Family Business Awards 2017.
Nearly a quarter of online clothing purchases returned by shoppers
Online shoppers return on average 2.2 items out of every 10 of their clothing purchases, according to EY’s ‘Zero clothing returns.
Mobas PR wins Gold for CSR campaign
Mobas PR has scooped a Gold award for its Corporate Social Responsibility Campaign with leading property developer Countryside.
Best Employers Eastern Region initiative features on Mustard TV
Ahead of the Best Employers Eastern Region conference and awards on Thursday 6 October, Lynn Walters from Pure and Margaret Burnside from eras ltd were invited on Mustard TV’s Business Extra show to explain more about the initiative.
Smartphone ownership peaks as one in three check their phones in the middle of the night
Survey of 4,000 reveals extent of UK mobile owners’ obsession with their devices.
Using game technology to promote innovation at Anglia Ruskin Unversity
Anglia Ruskin University wants to use better collaboration and teamworking to radically change the way it operates. Altogame, a British-Finnish start-up based in Cambridge and Helsinki, is helping it achieve this goal using the latest 3D game technology.
Cambridge BID announces winners of their fourth Customer Service Awards
Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) held their fourth Awards evening to recognise and reward the highest levels of customer service amongst Cambridge businesses in the city.
Same day award win and rebrand for Cambridge communications agency
Cambridge communications agency Social i Media has re-branded as Luminescence, scooping its first award win on the same day for PR excellence.
Hoteliers get a handle on blogging
Blogging. Is it worth it? What do you have to do to make a blog interesting? Who should be responsible for it in your business? At a recent meeting of top hoteliers Cambridgeshire-based interior designer Yasmin Chopin spoke about the pros and cons.
LYCOTEC to present at 7th World Congress on Targeting Mitochondria
The Scientific Committee of World Mitochondria Society is honored to announce the organisaiton of the 7th World Congress on Targeting Mitochondria.
Bedford engineer achieves Chartered status
Civil Engineer Robert (Rob) Martin has been awarded membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
IT Governance issued over 250 Cyber Essentials certificates through its CyberComply portal
IT Governance, the leading cyber security consultancy firm and CREST-accredited certification body, has helped over 250 organisations achieve certification to the UK Government-backed Cyber Essentials scheme through CyberComply, its online portal.
Nokia accelerates cable operators' transition to all-digital, IP and fiber networks
Nokia today announced its new Gainspeed product family for unified cable access, giving cable operators a faster, more cost-effective way to increase the capacity of their existing HFC networks and meet growing customer demand for greater bandwidth services.
Dogs in the den
It's been a month since PitPat founder Andrew Nowell entered Dragons' Den, seeking investment to grow PitPat in the UK and abroad and to raise awareness of pet health.
Post-Brexit CEOs buzzing with confidence but cautiously contingency planning
Despite largely voting to remain in the EU, the Brexit vote hasn’t dampened the short or long term confidence of UK CEOs. It has however raised a question mark over the UK’s ability to do business and, as a result, many as part of responsible contingency planning are considering relocating operations or headquarters, according to KPMG’s first ‘100 UK CEOs’ survey.
Cambridge tops the table in the Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide
Cambridge has been named the top university in the country according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017. It comes first in more than 30 of the guide’s 67 subject tables and is placed among the five best universities in the world in all the main international rankings.
£1.1 million available to innovators in latest SBRI Healthcare competition
SBRI Healthcare, an NHS England investment fund, today announced the opening of its autumn competition. Entrepreneurs are invited to apply for up to £1.1 million investment to develop and commercialise innovations with a focus on building general practice of the future.