ZEISS presents half-year financial figures
ZEISS reports a good start to the fiscal year but has a cautious outlook for the second half.
Feabhas offers ARM training give-aways at Device Developers' Conference
Feabhas is to offer delegates free ARM Accredited Engineer exam vouchers and a copy of Professional Embedded ARM Development at the forthcoming UK Device Developers Conference.
Marshall Aviation Services completes first Garmin G1000® full glass cockpit upgrade
Marshall Aviation Services, part of the Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, recently completed a significant avionics upgrade with the installation of a Garmin G1000 full glass cockpit aboard a Beechcraft King Air 300 - for a European operator.
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Cambridge firm Kopi acquired by Cafédirect
Cafédirect, one of the UK’s biggest coffee brands, today announced it has acquired Cambridge-based online coffee club Kopi.co.uk.
FESPA premiere for new Xaar 1002 printhead family
World-leading inkjet technology developer, and FESPA Technology Partner, Xaar, presents the incredible transformative power of its industrial inkjet printheads at FESPA Digital 2014, 20-23 May, Munich.
BlinkPipe partners with leading technology distributor Exertis Micro-P
BlinkPipe, providers of high quality, business HD video conferencing for meeting rooms, has partnered with Exertis Micro-P, a leading distributor of IT, communication and home entertainment products.
Student hopes to pick up a Penguin Prize
Anglia Ruskin University student Angharad Burnard has been shortlisted by Penguin Random House for its prestigious annual Design Award.
Help save the Jupiter Ace
The Cambridge Centre for Computing History has launched a campaign to raise money so it can buy and preserve the iconic Jupiter Ace computer that was developed in Cambridge.
Bango launches Operator Billing for app stores in Africa, LatAm and the Middle East
Bango announces continued momentum in 2014, confirming its growing influence as the global platform that connects app stores with Direct Operator Billing (DOB).
MedImmune and Incyte announce collaboration on immuno-oncology combination clinical trial
AstraZeneca today announced that MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, has entered into a clinical study collaboration with biopharmaceutical company Incyte Corporation.
French Ambassador visit marks close ties between Cambridge and France
The French ambassador to the United Kingdom, His Excellency Bernard Emié, visited Cambridge last week on what was an auspicious day for the relationship between France and the University.
Women's Leadership Programme course date set for June
Develop your talented, aspiring female leaders and equip them to evolve your culture and work with you to remove the workplace barriers to gender equality.
World Food celebrated at Cambridge Regional College restaurant
Travel and Tourism students at Cambridge Regional College are inviting diners to take a trip around the world with a special World Food event at the college’s restaurant.
Best Employers - a case study: Spring
In 2012, Suffolk creative agency Spring scooped the Best Employer, Eastern Region award for innovation in employee engagement.
Pure Resourcing Solutions recognised for third time by FD Excellence Awards 2014
Pure Resourcing Solutions (Pure) was recognised at the recent 2014 FDs’ Excellence Awards, held on 1 May. The awards, sponsored by the ICAEW, saw Pure shortlisted for the third consecutive year for the prestigious Recruitment Firm of the Year Award. Pure were thrilled to be acknowledged once again for the award.
geo launches in-home display (IHD) for the Netherlands to coincide with smart meter roll-out
Green Energy Options (geo) is pleased to announce the launch of its new in-home display (IHD), designed specifically to meet the technical requirements (P1) specified by the major Dutch energy grid operators.
Oxbridge collaboration makes leaps and bounds
The world is evolving at a far faster pace than ever before. Rapid advancements in technology allow us to take radical leaps forward in the blink of an eye, or the click of a mouse. But are the boundaries we set for ourselves enough to restrain us from reaching too far, too fast?
Cambridge Connection brings together UK and Singapore technology ecosystems
Business links between UK and Singapore tech companies and their investors will be further strengthened thanks to the second Cambridge Connection trade mission taking place this June.
Ely Cathedral Choir Boys help celebrate Poets House first birthday
To celebrate the birthday of its first boutique hotel, the chef at Poets House in the historic centre of Ely baked a delicious cake. The red robed choir boys from the magnificent Ely Cathedral came in to help eat it.
Five tips for automating your tech
From taming that overflowing inbox to creating intelligent apps, Santander's Breakthrough Technology Editor Marcus Austin outlines five technology time-savers.
Make more of meetings with new LC course
Many people spend an inordinate amount of time in meetings, but how can we make sure meetings help us achieve our objectives? A course from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration (LC) next month will help you make sure your meetings are productive.
A 30 year partnership with Agar Scientific
A long-standing relationship with Agar Scientific has helped Dr Robert Young.
Come and hear a remarkable story about a remarkable business
The remarkable story of how MD Paul Jackson established the £4.5m turnover company Forward Composites from the ashes of Lola Composites - which went into administration in May 2012 - is the subject of the next Cambridge Network Business Lecture on Tuesday May 20th.
Student helps guide reformed group to success
A group of people, including one from Anglia Ruskin University, are giving their spare time to help five- to seven-year-olds in a reformed Rainbows group.