Highly efficient Iridium(I) NHC/Phosphine complexes for hydrogen isotope exchange
One of the biggest challenges facing the pharmaceutical industry is the high attrition rate of drug candidates at the pre-clinical trial stage. In order to address this issue, early metabo-lism studies are crucial in assessing the properties of a drug candidate.
Almost half of Perse School A level results are A*
Nearly one in two (45.5%) Perse A level and Pre-U entries in 2016 was awarded an A* or Pre-U equivalent, the highest percentage ever recorded at the School. For the seventh year in succession, more than three quarters of entries were graded at either A* or A.
Deloitte announces new Cambridge director promotions
Following the recent promotion of Lee Welham to partner, the Cambridge office of Deloitte has made two new director promotions: Tom Murray from the audit and risk advisory practice and Ollie Smith in the tax team.
eLife gives early-career researchers the floor
eLife is launching a new programme of monthly webinars to give early-career researchers in the life and biomedical sciences a platform to share opportunities and explore issues around building a successful research career.
IDTechEx Research Director gives keynote at the Display Innovation Taiwan Conference 2016
IDTechEx Research, a leading provider of independent market research, business intelligence and events on emerging technology, announces that its Research Director, Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh, will be a keynote speaker at the Display Innovation Taiwan Conference 2016.
3 clicks to a useful contact list
Contact Management is tedious, so why not integrate your contacts across all your systems and software and save yourself hours of updates? Google Contacts can help in just three clicks.
Don’t waste time on contact management
Instead of wasting hours updating contacts across a variety of systems, consider a contact management solution that will sync a default contact list across all cloud-based software. Set it and Forget it.
Opinion: How your body clock helps determine whether you’ll get ill or not
Akhilesh Reddy of the University of Cambridge Department of Clinical Neurosciences discusses how circadian rhythms can affect whether you get the flu.
Cowan Court at Churchill College is open for business
The team at a Cambridge College is celebrating the completion of its new facilities – bedrooms and meeting space – on schedule.
Victorian Studies expert is Anglia Ruskin's new Dean of Arts, Law and Social Sciences
Anglia Ruskin University has appointed Professor Martin Hewitt as the new Dean for the Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences.
Tier 2 demonstrates expertise in FDA compliant custom software
Tier 2 has significant experience of implementing systems to comply with the FDA’s 21 CFR Part 11, of which Computer System Validation (CSV) is one key part.
Arthur Rank Hospice therapists prove the sky’s the limit when it comes to raising funds
Three brave therapists from Arthur Rank Hospice’s clinical team will be joining a fundraising colleague and five other intrepid Hospice supporters at the Charity’s ‘Sky’s the Limit Dive Day’ next month.
New infographic reveals the benefits, drivers and challenges of implementing ISO 27001
IT Governance, the leading provider of cyber security and ISO 27001 expertise, has released a new infographic that reveals the main drivers for ISO 27001's increased adoption, the benefits of implementing the Standard, and challenges faced by implementation teams.
Pioneering biotech business completes Iconix 2 line up
Property Investors and developers Howard Group have taken further steps forward in their plan to bring some of the most forward-thinking and innovative businesses to Iconix Park in Sawston.
Next generation creatives live on Facebook
The Method intern programme is in full swing and the three talented individuals will be live on Facebook on Tuesday 23 August at 12pm.
Industry, academia and investment come together at Innovation Forum 2016 - Leaders Conference
Take advantage of a networking opportunity and meet industry leaders from J&J, Roche, Amgen, GE Healthcare, AstraZeneca, GSK, and investors from J&J New Ventures, SR-One, Imperial Innovations, Apollo Therapeutics, and many more at the “Innovation Forum 2016 - Leaders Conference”, to be held September 21st and 22nd in Cambridge.
US2U Consulting client UEA School of History ranks first
Congratulations to US2U Consulting client, the UEA School of History, for ranking first for overall satisfaction at the University of East Anglia in this year's National Student Survey.
PPD's Clinical Research Technology portfolio recognized for inovation
Expertise and offerings help progress clients’ management of trial data
App Broker 2016 for ServiceNow™ turns service portal into an enterprise app store
Flexera Software, the leading provider of next-generation software licensing, compliance, security and installation solutions for application producers and enterprises, has launched App Broker 2016 for ServiceNow™, empowering organisations using ServiceNow to provide intelligent licence checking and software reclamation within that environment, and deliver automated deployment of applications…
Former IMF official Peter Doyle on the euro, China, Brexit and other issues
Peter Doyle, formerly of the International Monetary Fund and the Bank of England, comments on major issues affecting the global economy following his recent talk to Master of Finance (MFin) students at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Improve communication through elocution/accent reduction course
Whether you want to change your accent completely or just neutralise it, you can learn to understand the voice and how it works in order to have clearer more effective speech.
Ingenza celebrates EU H2020 SME Instrument success
Ingenza is pleased to announce it has successfully applied for EU H2020 SME Instrument funding of €50,000 for Phase 1 of its innovative SYNBIOMAN project.
Have your say on innovation policy
A new EU Interreg funded HIGHER Project, running from 2016 to 2020, is examining ways of developing and implementing more effective innovation strategies across nine European regions, including the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough (GCGP) area. Here's an opportunity to have your say.
Opinion: Exam results - how mindfulness can help you make better life choices
Julieta Galante of the University of Cambridge Department of Psychiatry discusses how self-observation can help you choose a career path.
New ICE Fellowships awarded in the East of England
Congratulations are in order for six members of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) in the East of England who have been granted a Fellowship.