Taylor Wessing wins Impact Case of the Year at The Managing IP EMEA Awards 2020
Taylor Wessing has been named as the recipient of "The Impact Case of the Year" award at The Managing IP EMEA Awards 2020 for its work for global generic and specialty pharmaceuticals company, Mylan.
Take risks, stay alert: tips from the top for women in finance
The British Business Bank’s Alice Hu Wagner on keeping up the pressure to make women’s voices heard
Nurses invited to find out how genomics is revolutionising healthcare
Nurses and midwives are being invited to attend a one-day free event next week to find out how genomics is revolutionising healthcare.
Mologic awarded c.£1 million by UK government to develop rapid diagnostic test for COVID-19
Mologic Ltd, a leading developer of lateral flow and rapid diagnostic technologies, today announced that it has been awarded circa £1 million by the Wellcome Trust and the Department for International Development (DFID), as part of the UK government’s £46 million international coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention and research funding package.
Google Ads releases new ‘attribution report’
Growth Architects says: "Splendid. We always welcome new product releases from Google Ads because they usually increase productivity, enhance accuracy or provide new functionality to get our teeth into and this is no different.
Finalist position for PR campaign to push new methods of construction
Founder of Henbe and Chartered PR and Communication consultant is shortlisted for the prestigious Marketing Excellence Award for 'Best Use of PR'.
Ajay Chowdhury named Chair of Cambridge Enterprise Board
Ajay Chowdhury has been named Chair of the Board of Cambridge Enterprise. He assumed leadership of the Board in January, overseeing the strategy of Cambridge Enterprise, which is tasked with supporting the commercialisation of the ideas that emerge from the University.
LifeArc ‘Accelerate@Babraham Award’ for most progressed venture awarded to CC Bio and Reflection Therapeutics
Two start-up ventures share the inaugural LifeArc ‘Accelerate @Babraham Award'.
Calling all apprentices and students in Cambridgeshire
Do you have what it takes to be named the best in the UK? WorldSkills UK, the education and skills charity, is looking for talented people from across Cambridgeshire to prove they are the UK’s best.
Campaigner teams up with Anglian Water to tackle plastic pollution from contact lenses
Presenter and environmental campaigner Heather Suttie has teamed up with Anglian Water to reduce marine litter and prevent blocked sewers. She’s calling on people to stop throwing their contact lenses down the sink or toilet. These lenses form micro-plastics and pollute the oceans and endanger marine life.
Cambridge Airport opens for local events
Cambridge City Airport will be open on a few additional dates and hours this summer to meet customer demand for Newmarket race days and Duxford air shows.
National recognition for ARU’s bold new look
Anglia Ruskin University’s bold new brand has received a silver award in the category of Best Visual Identity in the Education Sector at the national awards held by Transform magazine.
Design sprint taster session takes place on 20th March in Northampton
Level Seven is running a two-hour design sprint taster session in the morning of 20th March at the University of Northamptonshire for the Northants HR Forum.
Events celebrate International Women’s Day 2020
A series of University and College events are taking place around this year’s International Women’s Day on Sunday, 8 March.
Nokia Bell Labs invites innovators to create the foundation for the next industrial revolution in the Bell Labs Prize 2020 competition
Nokia Bell Labs has launched the Bell Labs Prize 2020, which is a competition for researchers around the world with disruptive innovations that have the potential to form the foundation of the next industrial revolution and manifestly change human productivity.
Domino staff aim high to raise charity funds
Five employees from Domino Printing recently climbed the equivalent of Ben Nevis – 1,345 metres – at Clip ‘n Climb in Cambridge to raise funds for a local cancer charity.
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Coronavirus advice for employers
With the outbreak of coronavirus across the UK and globally, companies have to take action now to reduce the spread of infection and manage the risk of the virus on their workforce's health and business operations.
GCP updates on Histon Road improvements project
The Greater Cambridge Partnership reports on work to improve Histon Road in Cambridge for buses, cyclists and pedestrians.
Is AI the solution to our antibiotic crisis?
New blog by Team Consulting's Andy Fry considers the threat of antibiotic resistance and how recent developments could turn the tide.
New report from Cambridge’s Bennett Institute urges transition to economies based on true measure of current and future wealth
The Bennett Institute for Public Policy has issued a new report highlighting how different indicators of wealth, including social trust, natural resources and stable climate, are urgently needed for governments to make informed policy decisions.
London Stansted begins initial phase of national airspace upgrade
As part of the Government’s Airspace Modernisation Programme, London Stansted has begun the process of re-designing the network of corridors and flightpaths that aircraft use when travelling to and from the airport.
Changing the game for cloud computing with Neoverse
At the launch of Arm Neoverse, Arm recognised that building the cloud-to-edge infrastructure needed for one trillion intelligent devices would require a broad ecosystem with technology, expertise, and commitment to transform the internet...
Cambridge Science Festival celebrates the pioneering women in science
Who are the pioneering women, past and present, making a significant contribution to science? To mark International Women’s Day (Sunday 8th March), Cambridge Science Festival celebrates the many women who have changed and continue to improve our understanding of the world we live in.
Cambridge TV programme looks at plastic pollution
If we don’t change what we’re doing, by 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish. That sobering warning is given during an interview in the latest programme created by Cambridge TV Training, which shines a light on the issue of plastic pollution.