Napp recognised as a top company in East of England
Napp’s commitment to providing an engaged and happy work environment has won recognition as “an outstanding company” in this year’s Best Companies list.
TRB Lightweight Structures ranked in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100
TRB Lightweight Structures is delighted to have been ranked 94th in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100, 2018.
Museum takeover and artist-led workshops mark International Women’s Day 2019 at Cambridge
Events marking International Women’s Day 2019 - this Friday (8 March) - are taking place across the University, its Colleges and institutions from today, to raise awareness and take action for equality.
Groundbreaking AlgoDynamix risk analytics continuously outperforms the US stock market
The latest AlgoDynamix white paper with detailed client case study reveals how to get the inside track with the ALDX PI™ risk forecasting equities product.
Cell Guidance Systems partners with London researchers in fight against Parkinson's disease
Cell Guidance Systems and King’s College London partner to harness the therapeutic potential of armoured growth factors.
Venturing forth: MBA graduate focuses on healthcare
Nofel Izz, an Executive MBA graduate from Cambridge Judge, has started 19 businesses ranging from batteries to fintech, but is now turning his focus on healthcare in a big way.
GIS exhibits and presents at InPrint USA 2019
Global Inkjet Systems (GIS) will present Inkjet Decoration and Coating of Consumer Products and Industrial Parts at the second edition of InPrint USA April 9 – 11, 2019 in Kentucky, Illinois.
HIV remission achieved in second patient
A second person has experienced sustained remission from HIV-1 after ceasing treatment, according to new research part-funded by the MRC.
BP partners with Virent and Johnson Matthey on Virent’s Bioforming® process
BP, Virent Inc. and Johnson Matthey (JM) have signed an agreement that will further advance the commercialisation of Virent’s Bioforming® process for production of bio-paraxylene (PX), a key raw material for the production of renewable polyester.
Why should you be more Hare than Tortoise when hiring?
Despite all the uncertainty in the current climate, the UK jobs market for specialist positions is still extremely competitive and fast moving. Which is why Ben Lurton, a consultant at Pure, is advising employers to be agile like a hare, and not tortoise like, when it comes to competing for top talent.
Cambridge college Trinity Hall reveals sensitive refurbishment of historic meeting room
Trinity Hall is delighted to reveal the newly refurbished Leslie Stephen Room, a beautiful historic room which is among the Cambridge college's most popular spaces for meetings and special events.
Event unveils research into issues faced by East Anglian based businesses
A business event and interactive panel discussion to launch research by National Firm of the Year, Price Bailey, into issues affecting local businesses will be held at Genome Campus, Cambridgeshire on 14th May 2019.
What did Oxford do to deserve this?
Annette Ginn, one of the technical writers at kdm communications, discusses the Oxford z.
GeoSpock strikes commercial partnership with Smart Cambridge to further smart city ambitions
The unique spatial big data platform that enables companies to access dynamic contextual data announces Smart Cambridge partnership.
New research identifies ‘the age of the AI entrepreneur’
A report released today from venture capital firm MMC Ventures, in association with Barclays, shows that one in 12 new startups in Europe is an AI company – compared with just one in 50 in 2013.
Turbo Clean tackles the most unloved job in the commercial kitchen
Turbo Clean automates the process of clearing food trays and washing dirty dishes. Combining Artificial Intelligence and robotics, Turbo Clean has been developed for a multinational catering company.
Connections will 'fly' at next week’s B2B event
Meet the Buyer with RAF Lakenheath is the keynote seminar taking place at next week’s Two Counties Business Exhibition at IWM Duxford.
Price Bailey speaks at Rising Festival - inspiring women around the region
Anna Harvey, Partner at Price Bailey Legal Services, and Claire LaRue, Financial Planner of PB Financial Planning, will be joining a panel of renowned speakers including Prof Dame Carol Black and Dame Mary Archer to discuss matters including ‘Changing Direction’, ‘Inner Leadership’ and ‘Career Journeys’ at the Rising Festival this Saturday (9 March).
Views sought on Cambourne to Cambridge better public transport scheme
Your views are sought on plans for the next phase of a new public transport link and Park & Ride site between Cambourne and Cambridge. The public consultation closes to comments at midnight on Sunday 31 March.
Hospital governor roles are open to all
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) is looking for volunteers to take on an important role in helping shape its future.
Skilling up, smart
Businesses need the skills to adapt to new technologies, such as 3D printing, but when they emerge fast and change quickly, how do workforces plan for the future? University researchers are collaborating with small and medium-sized enterprises in the region to help find the best upskill strategies for driving innovation.
£250 win for top Suffolk civil engineering student
Civil engineering student Neil Thompson from Bury St Edmunds has won the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) East of England Best Technician Student Award.
Cambridge prepares for Science Festival launch
Do scientists or the media decide what science we see? Can we prepare for and manage climate change? How can we reinvent ourselves for the future? Will we survive as a species?
The Cambridge Building Society reduces rates on 95% LTV mortgages
Cambridge Building Society has reduced rates on their two and five year fixed rate 95% LTV (loan-to-value) mortgages, specifically targeted at first and second time buyers.
1,000th apprentice signs up at Anglia Ruskin
Anglia Ruskin University welcomed its 1,000th apprentice, during National Apprenticeship Week 2019, which runs from 4-8 March.