Gone in 45 nanoseconds – but a new opportunity for quantum control?
In a breakthrough study scientists have revealed the coherence, or the visibility lifespan, of the spin of an electron in an emerging colour centre in diamond. This could provide a potential component for future quantum networks.
Liquid crystals and new processes transform frequency selective surface performance
The CEOI has released a new article which describes the work carried out by Queens University Belfast in the development of liquid crystals and frequency selective surfaces, which can be used in a wide range of applications, including meterological sounders for global weather forecasting, microwave absorbers to reduce radar signature and enhanced transmission of microwave signals through energy…
Birketts advises on sale of building supply firm to Grafton Group (UK) Plc
Birketts, the award-winning, top 100 law firm based in the East of England, has advised on the sale of Crescent Building Supplies (Ruislip) Limited to Grafton Group (UK) Plc. The financial value of the acquisition was not disclosed.
Why stars can leave West End audiences cold
“Celebrity casting” can have a negative effect on audiences in London’s West End, according to research published in the latest edition of Arts Marketing: An International Journal.
Project forms part of Government veterans review
An initiative to help military veterans in police custody has received Government recognition.
Win a Jon Burgerman illustration, inspired by your story
Rubber Cheese, the self proclaimed, “straight talking” design agency based in Sawbridgeworth, has launched a unique competition where you can win a one-of-a-kind illustration by the internationally renowned artist Jon Burgerman.
Cambridge letting agent launches monthly workshops
This January, Belvoir Cambridge will be launching themed workshops to educate landlords and property investors about various aspects of buy-to-let.
Cambridge MBAs expand their horizons in developing regions
Students from many countries study for an MBA abroad in order to diversify their careers after working for a number of years in their home countries. Two Cambridge MBAs from China chose a different path however, working in more challenging markets – Kenya and Iran – before pursuing MBA studies at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Abcam's Scientist of the Month: Katharine Wrighton
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be an editor at a high impact journal? Katharine Wrighton, Chief Editor of Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, talks about her journey from laboratory to editorial office.
Big Data and Policy: report from the first of three workshops
On 3rd December 2014 CSaP ran the first of its Data Science and Policy workshops, entitled "Big Data and Policy".
NHS Genomic Medicine Centres announced for 100,000 Genomes Project
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been announced by NHS England as one of 11 Genomic Medicine Centres that will lead the way in delivering the 100,000 Genomes Project.
Battling with acne while trying for a baby?
Treating acne when you are trying for a baby can be difficult. Hormonal control with the mini-pill is not possible and oral antibiotics can cause mottling of a baby’s teeth. An attractive alternative is light therapy which is also safe to use throughout pregnancy and when breastfeeding.
CSR unlocks the Internet of Things with ARM mbed OS connectivity
CSR plc has announced details of its upcoming release of connectivity solutions for the new ARM® mbed™ operating system (OS) that will enable developers to produce complete Internet of Things (IoT) solutions with increasing speed and ease.
The Brains behind cutting energy waste for major uranium producer
IntelliSense.io is working with one of the world’s largest uranium producers on its Green Smart Mine innovation programme to reduce energy waste and improve production.
Plus ça change…
COP20 in Lima continues the cycle of high expectations and low achievement, says The Scientific Alliance.
'Governments need to release more spectrum for mobile broadband'
Speakers at Cambridge Wireless conference say that there could be trouble ahead unless action is taken at WRC-15.
Festive tastes have changed but Christmas is still a cracker
Some of Britain’s traditional Christmas favourites are losing their appeal, a new study of spoken English has revealed.
Boost your professional qualifications at Cambridge Regional College
New evening classes starting at Cambridge Regional College this January could provide a great opportunity to learn a new skill, improve your professional qualifications or just start a new hobby.
$1m to fund new Ebola test
Product design and development firm Cambridge Consultants is working with non-profit enterprise Diagnostics For All to develop a low-cost point-of-care device for testing patients for the Ebola virus. The device is set to overcome many of today’s Ebola diagnosis challenges.
Urgent funding appeal from Headway Cambridgeshire: can you spare £4 this Christmas?
Just £4 from your Christmas shopping this week will change the future for brain injured adults
New funding in place to help vulnerable homeless people
Some of Cambridge’s vulnerable people will be helped thanks to additional funding over the next two years.
Twelve take-off tips for Christmas - ho ho ho away you go
Stansted Airport is gearing up for a busy festive getaway with over 820,000 passengers forecast to travel through the terminal between now (19 December) and 2 January 2015.
Conscious Communications achieves Investors in People Bronze
Conscious Communications has become the only public relations and marketing consultancy in Cambridge to be awarded Investors in People Bronze, the UK's leading accreditation for business improvement through people management in the UK. This demonstrates a commitment to employees and represents a solid foundation of good practice in a socially responsible organisation.
MRCP(UK) qualifications provide gateway to international medicine
Membership of the Royal College of Physicians provides internationally-recognised qualifications that can help individuals to achieve their professional goals at home and abroad.
Camlab challenges customers to think differently
Leading laboratory equipment supplier Camlab is proactively helping its customers to improve their workflows by looking at the laboratory environment in a refreshing new way.