Finland looks to the Stephen Perse Foundation for educational inspiration
The Stephen Perse Foundation, innovators in an education dedicated to creating independent thinkers, will share its creative approach to learning through the HundrED project – a ground-breaking, global initiative led by Finnish educational think-tank Scool.
Collaboration is key to minimising economic impact from a cyberattack
Collaboration is key to minimising economic impact from a cyberattack on the UK’s critical infrastructure, finds study by Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies in conjunction with Lockheed Martin.
Have you been appointed as an attorney under a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Woodfines Solicitors and Home Instead Senior Care are to host a seminar aimed at attorneys appointed under Lasting or Enduring Powers of Attorney, and those making care decisions for themselves or others, either now or in the future.
Glass Solutions provides a clear line of sight
Bolton-based PTFE Developments Ltd. specialises in the production of fluoropolymer-lined chemical process equipment for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, relying on Glass Solutions to supply the high quality glass used in its tubular sight glasses.
Sensors are driving next-generation wearable devices
Last week IDTechEx gave the opening presentation at the 2016 Korea Summit for Smart Wearable Devices, hosted by KDIA and KSA in Seoul, Korea - and wearable sensors were the hot topic.
Flexera Software launches FlexNet Manager for Cloud Infrastructure
Flexera Software, the leading provider of next-generation software licensing, compliance, security and installation solutions for application producers and enterprises, has announced the launch of FlexNet Manager for Cloud Infrastructure.
Points of View: Brexit
This week Oliver Phillips of NW Brown looks at the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, commonly referred to as “Brexit”, and considering what effect this has on their investment approach.
C3 helps Bristol University join internet call revolution
Computer telephony specialist C3 has reached another milestone as it helps the UK’s top universities join the internet call revolution which is gathering pace across the country. The University of Bristol has joined the transition to multimedia communication over the internet, thanks to C3’s expertise in providing a new easy-to-use, centralised system for 8,500 staff.
IT Governance launches new service to help government suppliers comply with G-Cloud
IT Governance is pleased to announce the launch of a new consultancy service designed to help Cloud suppliers comply with the stringent G-Cloud requirements of the UK Government.
What colour are you?
Colours never fail to get the creative department at KISS excited. Here its Creative Director, Rich Bland, talks about the importance of colour purity.
Cambridge Marketing Book Club Launch Event
The Cambridge Marketing Book Club has been created as a forum for marketers and business people to meet in a friendly and informal context, and to meet with authors of both newly published and well-known business books. These sessions are designed to be highly engaging, and to prove helpful in delivering ongoing learning and skills development.
Taylor Vinters partners with legal artificial intelligence start-up ThoughtRiver
Taylor Vinters announces a strategic partnership with legal tech start-up ThoughtRiver, and will this week begin beta testing its Contract Intelligence platform across the law firm’s Cambridge and international client base.
Network members share their expertise at forthcoming events
Cambridge Network members have the opportunity to learn from each other at a range of events planned for the coming few weeks. Sign up now for Breakfast Networking in Cambridge and Alconbury, and come along to a special lunchtime session on how to keep your computer safe.
Interactive Business Dynamics appoints Senior Associates
Interactive Business Dynamics has appointed two new Senior Associates.
CBNL pioneers new millimeter wave licensed PMP
Cambridge Broadband Networks (CBNL), the market leader in licensed point-to-multipoint (PMP), has today announced the launch of its 39GHz VectaStar variant – broadening the platform into millimeter wave.
Recent Panama breach a 'major wake-up call' for legal firms, says IT Governance
With the recent theft and exposure of 11.5 million documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, cyber security firm IT Governance is urging law firms to strengthen their information security practices straight away.
Stephen Perse Foundation student scoops place on prestigious Deloitte BrightStart scheme
Jessie Priestnall, a student at the innovative Stephen Perse Sixth Form College in Cambridge, has secured a place on the prestigious Deloitte BrightStart scheme.
Quotient Clinical extends spray drying capabilities for poorly soluble molecules
Quotient Clinical, the Translational Pharmaceutics® company, has expanded its clinical spray drying capability through the acquisition of a Niro Mobile Minor™ Spray Dryer.
Meet the experts in reliable software at Cambridge conference
Organisers of the forthcoming UK Device Developers' Conference have announced that a key topic will be that of 'software reliability' in embedded systems and realtime software.
Lumie lights to be used in Cambridge University research into Huntington’s Disease
Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie is to supply some of its lamps for use in a research study into Huntington’s Disease conducted by the School of Clinical Medicine’s Neurology Unit at Cambridge University.
Design for Disability: new film features work of Cambridge alumnus
A new film - Design for Disability - has just been released, which focuses on the research of Cambridge alumnus Dr Christopher Wilkinson regarding user experiences and the issues surrounding inclusivity for those living with a disability. It follows his recent presentation to MPs at the Set for Britain Awards.
Study investigates hedge fund skills
Only a few skilled hedge fund managers can consistently deliver ‘alpha’ returns while managing systematic risk, finds a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Hill unveils £60m second phase plans for new apartments at North West Cambridge
Hill, the award-winning top 20 UK housebuilder, has unveiled plans for 107 new apartments as part of the North West Cambridge Development by the University of Cambridge that will in total create 3,000 new homes.
Angie Moyes of Fuz designs Luanda Links logo
Luanda Links was set up by Esther Cameron and Stephanie Hines to raise funds to provide money to educate five smart - but poor - girls in Luanda. Angie Moyes of Fuz was tasked with designing a logo that represents the power of education for the girls.
Anderson Yates wins new business in the US
Independent consultants Anderson Yates has won new business from Houston, Texas-based Global Summit Group to advice on cloud business platform for global event management and fund raising.