Huppert pushes for long-term support for abused children after Bradbury case
MP Julian Huppert has pushed for long-term Government support for abused children in light of the case of Cambridge doctor, Myles Bradbury and the Rotherham child abuse scandal.
Congenica's diagnostic technology validated by Genomics England
Cambridge based Congenica Ltd, a genome diagnostics and discovery company, announced today that it has been selected by Genomics England, the company leading the UK’s 100k Genomes Project, as one of the winners of a whole genome annotation assessment.
Meet the Estonian Trade Minister and explore opportunities in software and smart cities
Local businesses are cordially invited to an afternoon with representatives from Estonian industry, universities and policy makers on Wednesday 5 November at St John's Innovation Centre...
In Memory of Sir John Bradfield
With great sadness, Trinity College Cambridge has announced the death of Sir John Bradfield. He died at Great Gate yesterday evening, 13 October, on the way to a dinner.
Eurotech: Fabio Gallo appointed Vice President and General Manager of HPC Business Unit
Eurotech appoints Fabio Gallo to lead the High Performance Computing business unit
Final preparations underway for Peterborough's biggest B2B event of the year
Peterborough businesses are preparing to be inspired at the city's biggest B2B event of the year which takes place next week.
#LeadingLights research launched: who is shaping the future of work?
To many, it may seem that the learning and development wheel has stopped turning, with nothing new being discovered or revealed. However, the end of the recession brings up a wealth of questions that are waiting to be answered. Not least, how has the recession changed the workplace and how do we need to change in order to mold ourselves into this post-recession industry?
Dodging the “academic valley of death”
Universities can help academic discoveries avoid venture capital pitfalls, says research at Cambridge Judge Business School
Domino among the first to deliver barcodes for Royal Mail Mailmark technology
At a conference on Friday 10 October Domino and Royal Mail joined forces to demonstrate how the postal service company’s new Mailmark option can provide mail users with a high level of management information through online reporting.
Starting your Degree, Will you be using the ELISA Test? Learn "How To"
The latest saliva research advice and advisories
Open University research reveals migrant mothers are keen to join community life in UK
Migrant mothers in London have a keen desire to integrate into British community life, according to new research by The Open University.
Find out how war took to the skies in the First World War
IWM Duxford's October half term activities (Saturday 25 October to Sunday 2 November) look at the dawn of aerial warfare and the increase in the use of aircraft at the start of the First World War.
Biocair on the move to Iconix Park
Howard Group is very pleased to announce that Biocair, the Cambridge-based global logistics specialist dedicated to the pharmaceutical, biotech and life science industries, is taking 11,500 sq ft of grade A office space at Iconix Park, Sawston.
Learning Collaboration courses help people develop themselves, their projects and their teams
Courses designed to help businesses, people and projects work better are on offer next month from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration.
Founder views: Simon Galbraith, CEO Red Gate Software
An obsession about doing things right and "being a great place where great people can do great work" has catapulted Red Gate Software into a prime position on the Cambridge business scene. As the company celebrates its 15th birthday, CEO and co-founder, Simon Galbraith, explains how treating business users as consumers has led to success.
Testing new drugs in ‘Alzheimer’s in a dish’
A team of researchers, based in the United Sates, in collaboration with colleagues in South Korea and Germany, have developed a new approach for studying Alzheimer’s disease in the lab.
Bilingual pupils cope better in noisy environments
Anglia Ruskin study shows children who speak two languages have advantage
Cambridge Index falls 5.2%
The Cambridge Index fell 5.2% or 783.28 points to 14,274.3, as all of the top ten index heavy-weights posted weekly losses.
CCS announced as finalist for IET Innovation Awards 2014
CCS (Cambridge Communication Systems Limited), creator of the world’s first self-organising small cell microwave backhaul system for mobile networks, today announces that it has been named as a finalist for the highly regarded IET Innovation Awards.
Shell Springboard open for applications from UK’s most innovative low-carbon entrepreneurs
Shell is calling on SMEs with big ideas on reducing carbon emissions to enter Shell Springboard for the chance to win a no strings attached cash award.
Need Confidence? Run.
In this post, communication coach explains how running will help with your speaking confidence.
Many hands make light work: Birketts and Bidwells lend their support to EACH
Members of the Birketts’ Cambridge office recently teamed-up with Bidwells to help support East Anglia’s Children’s Hospice (EACH) in advance of its annual Memory Day on Sunday 28 September.
Somersault helps Sport England to raise awareness of mental health sports projects
Sport England recently enlisted the help of Somersault to produce a film that celebrates their investment into projects that help people with mental health issues.
Stansted flying high as September passenger numbers break records
Stansted Airport has seen its largest monthly increase in passenger numbers in over eight years* as it flew over 1.8 million passengers in September, an increase of 230,000 (+14%) compared to the corresponding month last year.
Birketts shortlisted for Insider's Central & East of England Dealmakers Awards 2014
The shortlists have been revealed for Insider's Central & East of England Dealmakers Awards 2014 and Birketts has been shortlisted as ‘Corporate Law Firm of the Year’. Additionally, the sale of The Dental Directory has been nominated as 'Deal of the Year'; a transaction that Chelmsford office partner, Rafael Ruiz, led for Birketts.