Free tours of Ely's landmarks celebrate its history and heritage
A host of Ely’s historic landmarks will open their doors to the public free of charge as part of the National Heritage Weekend this week (9-11 September).
Live webinar on the disruptive technology that will transform finance departments
Money Mover, the online currency exchange and international payments service and Compleat Software, the software provider of the next generation of spend and budget management automation, are teaming up to host a live webinar for finance professionals on the disruptive technologies that are transforming their departments.
Tame your computer - co-ordinate your colours
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to set the default colour of a hyperlink (Microsoft Outlook)...
Lauterbach demonstrates advanced debug technology at MATLAB Expo 2016
Lauterbach’s debug tool integration with MATLAB tools is enabling developers to comply with the requirements of IEC 61508 and related standards such as ISO 26262, DO-178C and EN 50128.
Suppliers of essential services urged to act now to meet the NIS Directive requirments
IT Governance, the leader in data protection and information security expertise, is urging organisations supplying essential services to act now in order to meet the requirements of the European Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive, which entered into force in August.
Dolomite Bio’s Single Cell RNA-Seq System enables high speed encapsulation
Dolomite Bio has developed the Single Cell RNA-Seq System for efficient, high throughput single cell transcriptomics.
Electronics and software in product design & development
Any product with a software or hardware component built into it will require electronic elements to be scoped, designed and tested, as well as integrated into the overall product design. As with all integral elements of a product, the electronics are ideally designed in from the very beginning of the project, and to fulfill this requirement, Cambridge Design Technology has formed a valuable…
Renewables cannot guarantee security of supply
Smart control of energy demand is supposed to save us from blackouts, but this looks very complacent, says The Scientific Alliance.
CRC lowers fees to help more people learn English
Cambridge Regional College (CRC) has reduced its ESOL fees for UK-based foreign nationals by nearly 50 per cent to help the local community.
Innovation in Environmental Monitoring conference - register now
Innovation in Environmental Monitoring will bring together academic research, industry and regulatory agencies to discuss developments in monitoring air, soil and water in the environment. The Conference will build on the EU-funded CAPACITIE urban monitoring programme at the University of York, and Sensor100's Sensors in the Environment Conference.
Woodfines supports Cambridge Pink Festival
Woodfines Solicitors was proud to sponsor the Cambridge Pink Festival which was held over the weekend.
The decision to withdraw - a matter for the Prime Minister or Parliament?
The Parliamentary debate on Brexit starts today as both Houses return for business for a fortnight. Dominic Hopkins of Hewitsons looks at the legal issues.
Trials show positive results in severe asthma for AstraZeneca's biologic medicine
AstraZeneca’s first biologic respiratory medicine met primary and key secondary endpoints in pivotal trials for severe asthma.
New CEO takes the helm at Marketing College
Changes have been announced at Cambridge Marketing College (CMC) as Kiran Kapur takes over as CEO this month. Founder of the College Charles Nixon becomes International Ambassador.
Funding on offer for groups tackling inequality
Non-profit voluntary and community organisations are being invited to apply for grants from a Cambridge City Council fund for 2017-18.
What are the key fire safety messages for this year’s Business Safety Week?
Jackson Fire & Security (Cambridge) Director Tom Fletcher discusses the key messages for this year's Business Safety Week.
ICE highlights the case for infrastructure
The importance of infrastructure to the UK economy was highlighted in an interview on Cambridge TV with Glen Owen, Regional Director of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Waving not drowning – how to lead from the front
Ex-Army Officer and Cambridge Judge Fellow Tim McEwan says there are many parallels between business leadership and skippering a yacht on the ocean.
Team Consulting co-chairs ‘smart' medical device pre-conference workshop in Rome, Italy
On September 19th, alongside fellow product developers Cambridge Consultants, Team Consulting will be co-chairing the Parenteral Drug Association's ‘Smart Devices for Improved Clinical Outcomes – Enhancing Patient Engagement through Digital Technologies‘ pre-conference workshop in Rome, Italy.
Particle Works launches range of high quality magnetic nanoparticles
Particle Works – the nano- and microstructured material specialist – has developed magnetic nanoparticles offering superior performance and physical characteristics.
Public urged to have their say on Mitcham's Corner redevelopment
Cambridge residents are encouraged to give their views on initial proposals for the future redevelopment of Mitcham’s Corner.
New website launched for Parkside Federation Academies
Parkside Federation Academies is a true Cambridge success story, with an impressive local and national reputation.
Humanising B2B brands
Brand has always been associated with business to consumer marketing but it is just as important for business to business communication.
Taylor Vinters tipped for top innovation award
Taylor Vinters is in the running for a top award in the Financial Times (FT) Innovative Lawyers report, which assesses lawyers on their innovation both for clients and in their own businesses.
The importance of humanising B2B brands
Karen Guyer, Account Director at KISS, highlights how powerful emotive messaging can be for B2B brands.