CRedit360 helps Solvay to overcome sustainability data challenges of Rhodia acquisition
Leading sustainability software firm CRedit360 has helped global chemistry company Solvay to introduce a consistent, group-wide approach to sustainability reporting, following its acquisition of Rhodia.
Research into falls wins prize for vision team
An Anglia Ruskin University project examining the likelihood of elderly patients with glaucoma suffering falls has won an award.
ViewRanger features in Motorola Moto 360 Experiences campaign
ViewRanger, the app for adventure created by outdoor enthusiasts in Cambridge, is being featured in the Motorola Moto 360 Experiences campaign highlighting the new Moto 360 smart watch.
Chinese change management in the spotlight
China faces four serious challenges to become truly innovative, says David De Cremer.
Breakthrough Roundtable: Huddersfield
Santander Breakthrough Roundtables offer small groups of delegates from a range of sectors the opportunity to come together for open discussions and to meet Santander representatives.
Karl's story wins him a bubbly prize
A moving personal story, linked to a topical issue affecting everyone, has won Karl Dembicki of Woodfines Solicitors top prize in Cambridge Network's recent competition to find the best member's news item posted on this website.
Oh what fun...
The weekend of 30 November saw festival goers, authors and a team of helping hands flood to Cambridge Literary Festival's exciting winter event.
AstraZeneca & Amgen present results from Phase III AMAGINE-1 study evaluating brodalumab
First Presentation of Phase III Data From Brodalumab Psoriasis Program
CambridgeIP looks for an acquirer
CambridgeIP (Cambridge Intellectual Property Ltd), the Cambridge-based provider of patent-based research, patent analysis software and patent databases, announced today that it is seeking an acquisition from within the industry. The business has already attracted considerable interest from potential buyers keen to capitalise on the company’s expertise and software.
New Year present for employers taking on apprentices
Businesses in the region are being offered a New Year gift which could save them up to £1,100 when they take on an apprentice.
Cash neutral market research can help transform your business
The TSB Smart Scheme part-funds technology innovation and its exploitation for a wide range of companies and the Proof of Market element can provide you with critical knowledge on new markets and new product opportunities. The next round of this rolling scheme closes on 29th January 2015.
Endomagnetics becomes Endomag as business expands into new markets
Endomagnetics is today revealing a new brand identity that accurately reflects its position as a global leader in the development of devices for cancer care based on the application of advanced magnetic technologies.
‘Crown jewels’ of English lute music go online
Handwritten copies of scores by composers of English lute music have been digitised in a programme to make a precious legacy available to professional and amateur musicians around the world.
Cambridge Design Partnership develops award-winning needle safety device
Innovative technology and design consultancy Cambridge Design Partnership joined forces with Raumedic AG to create RauSafe: a needle safety device that uses a telescopic sleeve, activated after injection to cover the needle and protect healthcare workers from needlestick injuries. This novel device has just received the coveted DeviceMed award for most innovative medical device at Compamed 2014,…
Kuoni Travel goes live with Voyage Manager for its corporate clients
Leading global travel management company Kuoni Travel has gone live with market leading travel tracker, Voyage Manager, to its corporate clients.
Last chance to enter competition to find Britain's greatest SMEs
There are only a few days left to enter the Business is GREAT and BT Business GREAT Faces of British Business competition to find the most innovative and exciting small and medium sized businesses in Great Britain.
Cambridge Judge underlines China focus at Sanya Forum
Cambridge Judge Business School unveils new China Advisory Council and Chinese SME study.
TOTAL E&P NORGE AS selects AVEVA NET for information management
Oil & gas super-major TOTAL E&P NORGE AS creates new information management environment for its ground-breaking Martin Linge fixed-platform project.
Supplement could reduce heart disease risk in people of low birth weight
A simple supplement could be a safe and cost-effective way of reducing heart disease in individuals born with a low birth weight, suggests research from the University of Cambridge. The study, carried out in rats, also raises the possibility of developing a blood test to indicate how much damage there is in the aortas of these individuals.
Genome sequencing used to track MRSA in under-resourced hospitals
Whole genome sequencing of MRSA from a hospital in Asia has demonstrated patterns of transmission in a resource-limited setting, where formal screening procedures are not feasible.
Huppert welcomes investment to help city's homeless young people
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has welcomed government funding of almost £76,000 to help homeless young people across the city and the county.
Buccleuch Property acquires Mill Court office scheme in Cambridge
Buccleuch Property has invested in the buoyant Cambridge office market with the purchase of Mill Court office park from the receivers to the previous owners for £6.35 million. The development comprises almost 40,000 sq. ft. of office space within landscaped surroundings in a strategic location next to Shelford railway station on the south side of Cambridge.
Cortland celebrates first year at Milton Hall Cambridge
Shortly after taking additional space in the East Wing of Milton Hall, the bespoke engineering firm Cortland toasted its first year at the serviced office provider.
Feabhas offers reassurance over latest BusyBox vulnerability issues for Linux devices
Nick Glynn, Embedded Linux and Technical Consultant at Feabhas explains what BashLite is and offers reassurance and security tips to anyone using BusyBox on their Linux device.
Powerful network of educated young African women steps up on International Human Rights Day
As Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for their unswerving advocacy of children’s rights, the world is meeting a new generation of young leaders who are driving change, and who will not be silenced. Three of the activists who will also inspire the world this week are young women from sub-Saharan Africa, whose education and leadership is transforming…