CHaOS science outreach volunteers recognised among young people of the year
The student society CHaOS (Cambridge Hands-on Science) received recognition this week at the Cambridgeshire Young People of the Year Awards for their role in inspiring children and young people to get involved with science.
Breakthrough Medical Research Collaboration receives Indian Government funding boost
A collaboration between Indian academics and Professor Ashok Venkitaraman, the Ursula Zoellner Professor of Cancer Research at the University of Cambridge will be a major boost to the understanding and treatment of human diseases.
Pure goes Mobile!
Pure Resourcing Solutions has launched a new mobile site to make it easier for people to search for jobs at anytime, and ultimately increase the number of candidates applying for roles, which will help businesses in the Eastern region to find and attract the right talent.
Granta launch updated metals data in the 'steel city'
Demonstrations at MS&T show latest property information for aerospace alloys, metals for high-pressure environments, alloy standards, and steels.
Huppert celebrates as rail fare rise reduced
MP Julian Huppert is celebrating after news that the government has changed its mind over a massive hike in rail fares in the New Year.
ECM prize awarded to best performing Cambridge student 2012
The ECM prize for the Best Student on the Cambridge University Computer Science Tripos Part 1B 2012 has been awarded.
How can universities help UK businesses to grow?
ESP Knowledge Transfer Network, University College London and Cambridge University are staging an event to bring you in direct contact with some of the UK’s leading research institutes.
ICE plays key role in development of new BBC series on civil engineering
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has helped shape a two part BBC series on infrastructure and civil engineering. The first episode was broadcast on Sunday (7 October).
An evening with Griff Rhys Jones
Mill Lane Lecture Theatres, Mill Lane, Cambridge Thursday 11 October – 6:30pm for a 7pm start
“Outstanding” Linx CJ400 wins prestige industry award
Cambridgeshire coding and marking specialist Linx Printing Technologies has been presented with a prestigious industry award for the Linx CJ400 continuous ink jet printer, described as “outstanding” by judges.
Signify demonstrates the benefits of 2FA in the cloud at IP EXPO
At this month’s IP EXPO, Signify will be showcasing its fully-hosted 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) service that helps companies of any size to quickly and easily secure remote access.
Lauterbach to sponsor the Device Developers' Conference
Leading debug tool company supports new UK embedded systems event
New Collaboration between TAP Biosystems and UCL
To develop biomimetic 3D cancer models for use in drug discovery
Horizon Discovery launches SyntheTx Partnership Program to identify novel targets for cancer
H3 Biomedicine is first partner for program aimed at generating ‘first-in-class’ patient-relevant targets based on synthetic lethality screens
Small claims track for Intellectual Property launched in UK
The new small claims track at the Patents County Court was officially launched on 1 October 2012.
eg technology Ltd and Isis dst Ltd to unveil the Isis Ventouse at Medica 2012
Cambridge design consultancy eg technology Ltd together with ISIS dst Ltd will launch the Isis Ventouse at Medica 2012.
iTrinegy exhibits at IP EXPO 2012 for fifth consecutive year
iTrinegy exhibits for fifth consecutive year at IPEXPO 2012 at Earls Court, London. UK
Huppert calls on Cameron to act over cycle safety
MP Julian Huppert has called on the Prime Minister to personally examine proposals designed to cut the death toll of cyclists on Britain’s roads.
MP visits youngsters beating national average test scores
MP Julian Huppert will visit Cambridge’s Shirley School on Friday 5 October to discover how the children are beating national average scores in their English and maths.
Ageing Research summit at Babraham explores basic biology underpinning healthier lifespan
Understanding ageing is a new research priority worldwide and two hundred scientists from around the world recently gathered at the Babraham Institute for a summit on Ageing Research, which attracted leading researchers from the USA, Europe, Israel and the UK.
British Airways not just surfing the skies…
British Airways utilised Cambridge based iTrinegy's network emulators to test their networks in their new 'Syklab'.
Cambridge at your finger tips
The Live Cambridge app is a one-stop-shop for everything connected to spending time in the Cambridge area. It enables people to find out what's on, how to travel there and includes activities such as the City Council's Olympic Walks. The App is created by Atlas Live Ltd who specialise in cross platform mobile applications.
CRedit360 identified as leader in Sustainability Software by Groom Energy
Groom Energy highlights CRedit360 as market leader in a global review of 75 sustainability software vendors
English in China today – ten expert articles available free of charge
The latest issue of English Today, with contributions from leading Chinese academics and commentators from outside the country, is available to read now.
Largest global study on violence against women finds feminist movements hold key to change
A new study reveals the mobilisation of feminist movements is more important for change than the wealth of nations, left-wing political parties, or the number of women politicians.