Horizon Discovery licenses AAV gene delivery technology from Stanford University
Horizon Discovery™ Group plc, a leading provider of research tools to support translational genomics and the development of personalized medicines, today announced it has entered into a non-exclusive license agreement with Stanford University to access intellectual property related to the use of a proprietary serotype of AAV (Adeno-Associated Virus) for commercial applications involving…
MRC Technology and AstraZeneca renew collaboration for discovery research
Initiative brings together global expertise to share compound libraries and streamline drug discovery.
Economic upturn will bring planning challenges: Bidwells’ research highlights conflicts ahead
With the arrival of long-awaited economic recovery and the prospects for most sectors seeing an increase in investment and activity, how will our current planning system deal with future developments, both in terms of housing delivery and support for economic growth?
Rapid progress results in new funding round for Cambridge CMOS Sensors
Cambridge CMOS Sensors, an industry leader in the design and manufacture of environmental sensors, developer of the world’s smallest and lowest power gas sensors for use in applications such as smartphones and wearable devices, has completed a new round of funding.
PTP Sequencer nominated for National Instrument's award
PTP Sequencer has been selected as a finalist for LabVIEW Tools Network Award!
Minicabster partnership helps cab firms reduce costs and increase business
Cordic, the leading software supplier of data despatch solutions to taxi and private hire fleets, has today announced a partnership with Minicabster, a national minicab booking platform which uses the web and smartphone apps to take bookings from customers and pass them onto minicab firms.
Registration opens for Third Sector Futures strategy conference
After a challenging period, what is the best way forward for charities and social enterprises? Will a merger boost your impact? What does the election hold in store? How will demographic changes affect the sector?
Technology Advice: Pay as you go
As an increasing number of shoppers choose to pay via mobile apps, SMEs can reap the benefits of this growing, lucrative market, says Nicola Smith of Santander's Breakthrough.
Terminal forecourt reopens for passenger drop off in time for summer getaway at Stansted
Stansted Airport’s Express Set Down area is moving to the main forecourt from tomorrow (July 3), allowing passengers to be dropped off directly outside the main terminal building.
Delphi: Building engines for a cleaner environment
PTP creates custom test rig for leading injector manufacturer's production line.
Accio Group creates stunning event structure for VW at Goodwood Festival of Speed
Accio Group demonstrated its expertise in world class event structure production with a breathtaking stand for the VW motor group last week, at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Electroprint adds ‘Another Dimension’ to exhibit display with Inca printer
Stunning Moroccan architecture has been reproduced on an Inca Digital flatbed printer.
Motorists urged to plan their journey ahead of Tour de France
Road users in Cambridge and beyond are being urged to plan their journey for the world’s biggest annual sporting event on Monday (7 July), when the 2014 Tour de France visits the Eastern region during Stage 3 from Cambridge to London.
Sepura appoints Patterson Electronics as first DMR channel partner in Northern Ireland
Sepura has announced the appointment of Patterson Electronics Limited for the supply and support of its Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) solutions.
BCS launches new Digital Skills award
As part of its campaign working with IT qualification providers and trainers across the UK to help people gain the skills they need, BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, has today launched a new BCS Entry Award in Digital Skills (Entry 3) (QCF) (ITQ).
University of Cambridge Museums awarded funding and Major Partner Museum status
The vision of securing Cambridge’s reputation as an international centre of museums excellence received a major boost when Arts Council England awarded University of Cambridge Museums (UCM) nearly £4.5m for 2015-18 and continuing Major Partner Museum status.
Terrific teamwork tips inspired by the Tour de France
Cycling fever is taking over Cambridgeshire and Essex right now, as the Tour de France 2014 gets set to whoosh through our local streets in a flash of bright coloured lycra on July 7th!
New analysis of 'swine flu' pandemic conflicts with accepted views on how diseases spread
New analysis of the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic in the US shows that the pandemic wave was surprisingly slow, and that its spread was likely accelerated by school-age children.
From the Front to the Backs: Story of the First Eastern Hospital
One hundred years since the start of the First World War, few Cambridge residents are likely to be aware that the University Library stands on the site of a former military hospital. The First Eastern General, set up within days of the outbreak of the war, treated tens of thousands of returning casualties between 1914 and 1919.
Flexera increases commitment to Europe with Germany-based datacenter
Hosting FlexNet Manager Suite Cloud for European customers. Fully compliant with European Union (EU) data privacy and security laws, FlexNet Manager Suite Cloud is the only full-function, software-as-a-service (SaaS) Software License Optimization Solution for a global marketplace
Interested in becoming a better manager?
Cambridge organisations can save 50% on fees for Anglia Ruskin University’s innovative third sector programme, with a Provide or Central England Co-operative Bursary.
VirtualStudio.TV releases video newsletter for June 2014
The VirtualStudio.TV video newsletter for June 2014 has landed, and it’s been another busy month!
Moisture analyzer plays a key role in Germany’s sustainable energy plan
A key energy company in Germany has chosen Michell Instruments’ Promet I.S. process moisture analyzer to monitor moisture levels in bio-methane before it is injected into the grid to ensure that it meets the correct quality standards.
Courses help managers to enhance their skills
Managers keen to enhance their people and leadership skills will benefit from upcoming courses from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration.
Key IfM role in new research centre to help manufacturers improve efficiency
The Institute for Manufacturing’s research skills will be a key component of a new specialist centre dedicated to finding ways to help businesses improve efficiency in manufacturing.