Cleantech event focuses on on crowdfunding for small businesses
Cleantech businesses looking for funding opportunities are invited to a special event next month, organised by Cambridge Cleantech.
CRFS: At home on the (test) range
CRFS, a global leader in RF spectrum monitoring, management and geolocation solutions, today announces the launch of its automated spectrum monitoring tool set, RFeye Mission.
Machine learning to help develop self-healing robots that ‘feel pain’
Researchers from the University of Cambridge will use self-healing materials and machine learning to develop soft robotics as part of a new collaborative project.
Birketts assists with acquisition for UK consultancy
Leading East of England law firm Birketts has advised Tricon Foodservice Consultants Ltd, one of Europe’s largest foodservice design and management consultancies, on its acquisition of foodservice design consultancy Grantham Winch Partnership (GWP).
Childhood ordeals can make finance professionals risk averse
Childhood trauma from a parent’s death or divorce causes mutual fund managers to be more risk averse later in life, finds a new study co-authored by Professor Raghu Rau of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Sepura staff support East Anglian Air Ambulance with £5,000 donation
Sepura is delighted to have passed a donation of just over £5,000 to the East Anglian Air Ambulance, following a six month period of support for the East Anglian-based charity.
Charities encouraged to sign up for food from local Tesco store
Charities and community groups in Cambridge are being invited to receive free surplus food from Tesco’s Cambridge Bar Hill Extra store.
Could you be paying the price for incorrect payroll?
Payroll problems can mean more than disgruntled employees. You could also be facing legal issues. Don’t pay the price of incorrect payroll by reading up on the risks, says the HR Dept.
Cambridge's newest event space opens
Gonville & Caius College is celebrating the arrival of its new events space right in the heart of the city, offering huge potential for organisers of conferences, meetings and dinners.
How to build diverse teams and grow your business successfully
Episode 12 of the podcast Scaling, Failing & Prevailing talks to Thayer Prime, with insight and advice for SMEs and beyond.
Cambridge kids take on the litter bugs
Cambridge youngsters taking part in ChYpPS’s Playdaze programme of Summer Holiday activities will be joined by Cambridge's MP Daniel Zeichner to tackle Cambridge's litter bugs this Friday.
Hospital pioneers MS service to help young
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which has been pledged £100m towards a new children’s hospital by the Department of Health, is already pioneering new services to offer the many young patients it will see.
Magna grows seat business with new Ohio facility
Magna has won new seating business in North America with a global automaker and will supply seat structures from a new manufacturing facility in Lancaster, Ohio .
This is how much top universities impact rent prices in student cities
House prices in top university cities around the world are on average 25% higher than the national average, according to recent analysis from Property Consultants Bidwells.
Redgate Software eyes Latin America as the next major market for its database DevOps solutions
In a move that marks the growing importance of the Latin American ICT marketplace, Cambridge UK based Redgate Software has signed up Grupo Babel to its Partner roster to help customers in the region adopt its database DevOps solutions.
How to live tweet an event (and still actually talk to people)
Tweeting from events and updating Instagram can be tricky, especially if you want to make the most of your time there and actually talk to people. Happily, says Sookio, we've become rather good at this over the years and have lots of tips to share…
Connecting agri-tech to boost farmers’ productivity
With over 20.5 billion connected devices projected to be in use by 2020, machine-to-machine communication and the “Internet of Things” (IoT) are predicted to transform farming. An Agri-Tech East event on 15 October aims to address some of the challenges and opportunities involved with the ‘Connected Farm’.
From lanterns to lightsabers
No two days are the same when you’re an account manager at a scientific marketing company, and when you chuck a two year old into the mix, you can imagine that life gets pretty hectic!, writes kdm communications' Account Manager Annette.
Valuable clinical trial medicines transported by Biocair from Japan to Northern Ireland
Biocair’s global team of logistics experts have collaborated on a project to transport eight pallets of temperature-sensitive clinical trial medicines from collection in Japan to delivery in Northern Ireland.
Expedeon AG signs commercial agreement with Sona Nanotech
Expedeon AG and Sona Nanotech Inc. today announced they have entered into a commercial agreement to address limitations in development of complex, multiplex point-of-care (POC) lateral flow assay (LFA) diagnostic tests.
Periodic table is brought to life with wool
A science teacher at Cambridge Regional College is in her element after coming up with the perfect yarn to celebrate science – a woolly iconic periodic table!
Aseptika wins big at West Midlands healthcare innovation awards
Cambridgeshire healthcare company, Aseptika Ltd (Activ8rlives) has been awarded the Digital or Artificial Intelligence Innovation of the Year Award at the Meridian Awards – A Celebration of Innovation, for its ground-breaking Active+me patient activation programme.
Meet Anna, Sookio’s new Sales & Marketing Executive
Hello there! I’m Anna Mikolajczyk and I’ve just joined the Sookio team as our new Sales & Marketing Executive. I’d like to introduce myself properly, tell you what I’m up to and share my thoughts on joining the coolest marketing agency on the block.
Stocks in Focus: Land Securities
This week Trina Yates of NW Brown Wealth Management looks at the UK-based Real Estate Investment Company (REIT), Land Securities following the announcement that its Chief Executive, Robert Noel plans to retire next year.
Arecor welcomes discussion with Mrs Kemi Badenoch, MP For Saffron Walden
Arecor Limited, the specialty pharmaceutical company leveraging its innovative and proprietary formulation technology to develop superior treatments for a range of disease areas, including diabetes, welcomed Mrs Kemi Badenoch, MP for Saffron Walden, to its offices at Chesterford Research Park.