Former Black Panther to speak at Anglia Ruskin
Robert King, a former Black Panther and the only freed member of the Angola 3, will be at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Tuesday, 9 October for a film screening and discussion.
Netherlands' largest hospital selects Zinwave DAS technology for indoor wireless coverage
The largest hospital in the Netherlands, Erasmus MC Hospital, has chosen DAS technology developed by Zinwave, a Cambridge-based company, for its in-building TETRA and cellular network requirements. The DAS (distributed antenna system) has been installed and commissioned by Radio Access BV, Zinwave’s Benelux partner.
Gale before Curiosity – what we knew and what the rover may reveal
The first comprehensive analysis of what we knew about the Gale crater on Mars before the recent landing of space rover 'Curiosity'.
Free articles to celebrate 15 years of Cambridge Journals Online
Access free articles from all journals published by Cambridge University Press, for a limited time only, to celebrate 15 years of Cambridge Journals Online.
JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6: the verdict from Tier 2 Consulting
Ian Page, Senior Consultant at Tier 2 Consulting gives us his thoughts on the latest JBoss platform
Huppert's victory against website blocking
MP Julian Huppert is celebrating victory after news that the government is set to overturn powers which could allow websites to be blocked for allegedly breaking copyright laws.
Bango goes live with Facebook mobile payments
Bango announces that their integration with Facebook is now live. Bango is providing Facebook mobile web carrier billing in Germany, the UK and USA, and the service is being expanded to other countries during the remainder of 2012.
Ranier closes additional $5M investment funding round
Materials technology and medical device manufacturer, Ranier Technology Limited, Cambridge, has closed a further $5M funding round, which was fully funded by existing investors.
From bench to bedside – how translational medicine is generating insights from patient data
PA Consulting Group and 4D Biomedical have launched their annual translational medicine foresighting report.
ACT funds new robotic surgeon for Addenbrooke’s prostate cancer treatment
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) has funded a new £1.4 million da Vinci robotic surgeon to assist prostate cancer surgery at Addenbrooke’s, following a fundraising campaign.
Suffolk’s Green 100
Specialized Print Ltd is delighted to have been accepted as one of Suffolk’s Green 100 businesses.
Specialized Print receives Carbon Charter Bronze Award
Following an assessment of Specialized Print, the Charter panel has approved the company for accreditation to the Carbon Charter, at Bronze Level.
'Know your analyte' - Secretory Immunoglobulin A (SIgA)
A new series from Salimetrics explains some of the origins and science behind certain salivary biomarkers.
All about FM: The BIFM Scotland region annual conference and exhibition
Workplace Law’s Managing Director, David Sharp, takes evaluating performance in facilities management survey results to British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM) event.
Real Status appoints new VP of Sales
Real Status, a leading software company specialising in the modelling and visualisation of infrastructure and IT applications, has appointed Craig Rowland to the position of Vice President of Sales.
A personal approach to cancer treatment
Innovative technology design and development firm Cambridge Consultants is working with Singapore-based Clearbridge BioMedics on a groundbreaking device to improve cancer testing and research. The innovative second-generation ClearCell(TM) System enables tumour cells to be retrieved and detected even faster, and potentially more accurately, from a simple blood sample – paving the way for a new…
High quality training made available in-house
Are you looking for quality training for a number of your staff? If so, an in-house course organised for you by Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration (LC) could provide a convenient and cost-effective solution.
Blue Chip's RM3 - A new generation of 'tiny computer board'
UK based computer board manufacturer Blue Chip Technology have announced the launch of the RM3, an ultra small format single board computer whose features includes dual high resolution independent displays.
Profiles of Leaders in Salivary Bioscience: Prof Jane Ogden, University of Surrey
Each month Salimetrics features an expert from its Saliva Research Community.
DesignEdge honoured at international design awards
A medical product developed by Cambridge industrial design company DesignEdge that improves the effectiveness of the colonoscopy procedure has been recognised in an international design competition.
Support the NBA "Lavender Line" initiative
Newport Business Association [NBA] launches "The Lavender Line" initiative to help the station's bee and butterfly friendly habitat.
World Rabies Day
Awareness is the best defence against rabies. The world is again joining together on September 28th to raise awareness and understanding about the importance of rabies prevention. Rabies is the oldest and deadliest disease known to mankind and The Travel Clinic Ltd is supporting this initiative.
How the brain is made
By combining advanced imaging with powerful genetic labelling techniques, Cambridge University's Professor Bill Harris has imaged the entire process of retinal development in four dimensions, providing new insights into the enormous complexity of the nervous system.
Safe hands at the drop of a hat? Look no further....
When communications experts Nexus were organising the 18th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers, held in Mauritius in August, they realised they needed a bit of extra help.
Huppert leads cross-party cycling inquiry
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert is leading a cross-party inquiry into cycling which will cover a range of issues including road design, safety and training.