Tame your computer - meet the Document Inspector
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to inspect your document for tracked changes (Word 2007-2010)...
Compact sample conditioning enables speedy spot-checks of moisture
Michell Instruments’ compact and convenient sample options ensure the best results from their portable hygrometers, MDM300 and MDM300 I.S.
Skills shortage prompts response by University of Hertfordshire and Melbourn Scientific
The ‘learn while you earn’ approach to specialist science courses is part of a drive by the University of Hertfordshire to address the intensifying skills shortage faced by UK pharmaceutical companies. The University is collaborating with leading life science company Melbourn Scientific to develop a new part-time MSc degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences that reflects the needs of industry.
Cold weather dries eyes, warns Cambridge-based Altacor
Low temperatures, high winds and UV light have detrimental effects on eye health
Exquisite dishes win silver medal for Clare College chef
At the recent Hospitality Show 2013 at the NEC in Birmingham, Luca Patriccioli, Head Chef at Clare College Cambridge, presented a starter and two main courses in the Salon Culinaire world class culinary competition’s ‘restaurant plates’ category, winning a silver medal for his main course plates and a merit for his starter.
International delegation puts Cambridge on the map
Eight VisitEngland representatives from around the world were in Cambridge last week to see at first hand the wide range of venues and facilities on offer to host conferences and events.
Impulse is awarded display contract for February roll-out
Impulse Point of Purchase Ltd, a Cambridgeshire based company, has been awarded the contract to create, make and Install Retail Fixturing for DVD and CDs. The contract is to be completed in store by the end of February.
Deadline approaching for funding bids
Small and medium sized businesses from across the East of England are being encouraged to apply for European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) support to help them reduce energy consumption, develop new products and increase profitability.
Scientists discover how epigenetic information could be inherited
New research reveals a potential way for how parents’ experiences could be passed to their offspring’s genes. The research has been published in the journal Science.New research reveals a potential way for how parents’ experiences could be passed to their offspring’s genes. The research has been published in the journal Science.
Why selling on price is always a bad idea
Selling on price is one of the biggest crimes a salesperson or telemarketer can commit, writes Ian Titchener, Director of Telemarketing Matters.
How not to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Heavy investment in renewable energy has made surprisingly little difference to carbon dioxide emissions overall, says The Scientific Alliance.
National Hairdressers' Federation choose NetXtra to deliver vibrant new website
The National Hairdressers' Federation (NHF) has chosen digital communications agency NetXtra to deliver their new ASI iMIS 15 CRM integrated website.
Sue Keogh invited to become a Sage Business Expert
Sookio director Sue Keogh has been invited by Sage to become one of their Business Experts, in recognition of the support she offers to other businesses on editorial topics and social media.
Cholera outbreaks a growing concern, warns The Travel Clinic
Cholera outbreaks are a growing concern, according to reports from across the globe.
Facebook Graph - what can we expect?
Facebook has caused waves recently with the announcement of what Mark Zuckerberg has labelled “the third pillar of Facebook” (the first two pillars being the News Feed and Timeline). So what is Facebook Graph?
Parliament to debate Huppert's shops and pubs bill
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert’s Bill to protect independent shops and pubs could be debated in the House of Commons today (Friday, January 25).
Discounts on summer holidays to Jersey from Cambridge Airport
Independent tour operator Jerseytravel.com is offering early bookings savings of up to £50 per person across package holidays in Jersey departing from Cambridge Airport this summer.
New Principal for Homerton College
Professor Geoffrey Ward, currently Vice Principal of Royal Holloway College, University of London, will become Homerton’s next Principal on 1st October succeeding Dr. Kate Pretty.
CASTEP achieves $30 million in sales
A software tool which uses quantum mechanics to allow designers to predict the properties of materials has reached the commercial milestone of $30 million in sales.
Academic venue showcase brings business to Cambridge
A showcase providing the opportunity to see 30 academic venues in one place, on one day has resulted in a significant number of enquiries to bring events to Cambridge.
UDL offers free advice on patents and trademarks at Device Developers Conference
Leading Patent and Trademark Attorneys UDL have announced that they will be exhibiting at this year's UK Device Developers' Conference and will be available to engineers, project managers and designers for an initial consultation. The Device Developers' Conference is a UK event for engineers and designers involved in the development of intelligent systems and devices.
RealVNC technology granted MirrorLink™ Certification
RealVNC, the global provider of VNC® remote access technology, today announced its solution VNC Automotive is a MirrorLink Certified™ product, following an extensive evaluation against the certification requirements outlined by the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC).
Rapid success at Clifton Court
The refurbishment programme at Clifton Court, off Hills Road, is proving a great success for new owner SJK Properties. The latest letting is to Brand Recruitment, an award winning marketing recruitment consultancy, which has taken 3,200 sq ft of offices.
Inca Digital adds ‘Accelerator’ option to Onset series
Following the launches of the Inca Onset S20i and S40i models, Inca Digital Printers announces the immediate availability of a new ‘Accelerator’ option, delivering significantly increased productivity for this new range of Onset wide format UV flatbed inkjet printers.
Stratech Scientific - 30 years assisting the life science community
Stratech Scientific was originally incorporated in North London in 1983 and has since grown from a company sourcing novel products for UK based customers to an established reputable distribution company with over 500,000 products and a worldwide customer base.