Lakin Rose celebrates 30 years in business in Cambridge
Lakin Rose Chartered Accountants celebrated its thirtieth anniversary last week with a drinks reception at Emmanuel College.
Cambridge Filmworks films at the House of Lords
For the fifth year in a row Cambridge Filmworks has filmed at the House of Lords, teaming up with the UK’s oldest charity Action for Children to cover their annual Stephenson Awards.
GIS at InPrint 2015 – new product launch and demonstrations
Global Inkjet Systems (GIS), a leading developer of software, drivers, firmware and electronics for industrial inkjet printheads, will be exhibiting at InPrint 2015 this week for the first time. The company is using the opportunity to showcase new and recently launched products.
'The Hive' Issue 02 has landed
The second issue of the Howard Group's magazine, The Hive, has landed and is available to view now.
SJIC tenant success story: Argon Streams named the Best Electronic New Product of the Year
Argon Design is delighted to have enjoyed the recent BEEA awards event and returned with the award for Best Electronic New Product of the Year. The award was made for Argon Streams, which provides an innovative verification solution for companies designing decoders for the new high compression video standards HEVC (also known as H.265) and VP9 (developed by Google for applications such as…
Raspberry Pi adds to Cambridge A-list in UK Scale-Up Club
Raspberry Pi Foundation, the Cambridge-based inspiration behind the eponymous micro computer, has been invited to join Silicon Valley Comes to the UK’s 2015 Scale Up Club, reports Business Weekly
Accounting for climate change
In the run-up to the Paris climate change summit, the value of fossil fuel reserves is being questioned. Comment from The Scientific Alliance...
No let-up in demand for business space in Cambridge, says Bidwells
The Cambridge phenomenon continues to grow with office, laboratory and industrial take up remaining at record levels, while the demand for more space stays just as strong, Bidwells' latest Business Space Data Book has revealed.
ViewRanger keeps The One Show Rickshaw Challenge riders on track
For the fifth consecutive year, ViewRanger — the app for outdoor adventure — is delighted to be supporting The One Show’s Rickshaw Challenge for BBC Children in Need, which begins today (6 November), with mapping and live tracking capabilities.
Get ready to export and apply to win £3,000 funding
Looking for funding to grow your business overseas? Open to Export are offering businesses the chance to win £3,000 worth of funding to help kick-start your export journey.
Anglia Ruskin launches degree apprenticeships
Anglia Ruskin University has partnered with Barclays to deliver a new Chartered Manager Degree Apprentice programme.
Managing our digital legacy
How to manage our digital assets after we die is explored by Georgina Cronin of the Cambridge Judge library in an article published by the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals.
AstraZeneca acquires ZS Pharma
AstraZeneca announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ZS Pharma, a biopharmaceutical company based in San Mateo, California. The acquisition strengthens AstraZeneca's Cardiovascular and Metabolic disease portfolio.
TWI wins NDA innovation award for cutting-edge approach to decommissioning of nuclear skips
TWI’s laser experts have been recognised by the UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority with a prestigious award for the successful introduction of a new technology to decommission radioactive metal storage containers.
Human rights in the spotlight of UEA festival
Internationally acclaimed writers and human rights experts, and a film screening and play featuring stories of displaced people, will headline the University of East Anglia’s (UEA) Being Human festival series, which begins next week.
Cambridge to the fore in TechCities Awards
The Cambridge UK technology cluster has four candidates for honours in the inaugural TechCities Awards, reports Business Weekly.
Businesses urged to tackle congestion with TfC’s grants
Local businesses are being urged to act fast to claim Travel 4 Cambridgeshire’s green grants to combat the county’s ever-growing congestion problem.
Sex discrimination law hasn’t brought equality for women in science
Forty years of equality legislation has barely changed the face of Britain’s science, technology and engineering - more than 80% of the workforce is male. On the anniversary of the day on which Parliament approved the Sex Discrimination Act, industry leaders will discuss what, if anything, Government can do to redress the balance.
European expert to deliver patent lowdown
Leading expert Domenico Golzio will deliver a talk covering various aspects of patents and intellectual property at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Friday, 20 November.
Improvement work begins on Cambridgeshire roads
Improvement work on the A14 and M11 worth £6.3million, announced last month, will begin on Monday 16 November and continue until the end of June, providing smoother and safer journeys for drivers.
Argon Streams wins 'Best New Electronic Product of the Year'
Argon Design is delighted to have enjoyed the recent British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEA) event and returned with the award for Best Electronic New Product of the Year for Argon Streams.
Lauterbach becomes Gold Partner of Wind River
Wind River and Lauterbach announced they are working together to ensure interoperability between the Wind River operating systems and Lauterbach debugging tools.
360is offers risk report service for open source software
360is has a new service available which provides a risk report on the open source software in use within an organisation.
Dolomite creates unique microfluidics chip for creation of single cell libraries
Dolomite, a world leader in microfluidics innovation, has launched the Single Cell RNA-Seq Chip for simple, reliable creation of single cell libraries.
Ingenza and Imperial researchers work together to improve nasogastric feeding tube placement
Ingenza has teamed up with clinical scientists at Imperial College London to trial an improved diagnostic assay for confirming nasogastric (NG) tube placement.