Mewburn Ellis moves to prestigious Innovation Park
The Cambridge office of Mewburn Ellis LLP moved on 26 November to the prestigious St John’s Innovation Park at the centre of the North Cambridge Research and Development Cluster, as the firm continues to expand.
Got Mo? How Movember is still relevant after 15 years
Sookio's Communications Manager, Marisa Crimlis-Brown, talks about the 10 things Movember does to keep its content razor sharp and cutting edge year after year.
Blacktrace expands its presence in Japan with new office in Kanagawa
Blacktrace, a world leader in Productizing Science®, has increased its presence in Japan by opening a new office in Kanagawa and doubling its sales team, help the company to meet increasing demand from the biology, chemistry and microfluidics sectors.
How to concentrate when you’re easily distracted and very distracting
kdm communications' account manager Hannah Wallett blogs this week about distractions at work and sometimes being the one that distracts!
How to improve knowledge sharing in your SME
They say that knowledge is power, and HR Dept says that knowledge sharing is a powerful tool for keeping your business running through thick and thin.
Argon Design licenses Argon Streams AV1 to Realtek Semiconductor
Argon Design Ltd, known for its award-winning family of advanced video verification solutions, has licensed Argon Streams AV1 to Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
World-class engineering expertise unleashed at IoT Product Development Surgery
Around 100 of the region’s most ambitious technology companies descended on St John’s Innovation Centre for the inaugural Fen Technology IoT Product Development Surgery yesterday (Tuesday).
Cambridge advisers highly commended for their dealmaking in 2018
Cambridge-based advisers, PEM Corporate Finance, has been “Highly Commended” by judges at the prestigious Insider Central & East Dealmakers Awards 2018.
AI system may accelerate search for cancer discoveries
Searching through the mountains of published cancer research could be made easier for scientists, thanks to a new AI system.
Landmarks across Cambridge light up in aid of EACH
Iconic landmarks across Cambridge city centre will be joining together next week to be illuminated in aid of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) - as a celebration of the families the charity supports.
Microplastics pollution in Falklands as high as UK
The first study to investigate microplastics around Ascension Island and the Falkland Islands – two of the most remote locations in the South Atlantic Ocean – has found levels of contamination comparable with the waters around the UK.
Redgate Software demonstrates ethical selling approach with two big BESMA Award wins
The recent British Excellence in Sales Management Awards saw Redgate Software doubly rewarded for its efforts in instilling an ethical sales culture. The leading Microsoft data platform tools vendor won gold in both the Sales Director and Key Account Manager of the Year categories.
Brookgate and Weston Homes partner to deliver more high-quality homes for CB1
CB1 Estate developer Brookgate has partnered with award-winning housebuilder Weston Homes, which is an established developer in the local marketplace, to deliver two high-profile buildings in the heart of Cambridge.
Stocks in Focus: Prudential
This week Laura Davies of NW Brown looks at Prudential, the multinational life insurance and financial services company, following its recent trading update covering the first nine months of the year.
Speechmatics enables Clique to offer customers 74 languages for HD voice conferencing
Speechmatics, a leader in Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology, announces a partnership with Clique to offer enterprise clients the ability to communicate and collaborate with anyone in their company.
Babel Cultural Newsletter: Germany
Each month Babel Language & Cultural Consultants offers its clients, learners and friends in the industry, free briefings and expert advice for working with different cultures. This month, it is focusing on Germany.
We’re counting down for the arrival of the Rapidox 2100-OEM-RSB!
The Rapidox 2100-OEM-RSB (Reduced Size Board) is a special miniaturised 24V circuit board version of our existing high-performance oxygen (O2) OEM analyser. The more compact design (4.5″ x 3.0″) allows integration into the tightest of spaces yet comes with the same performance specs and features of our existing OEM.
Pre-Christmas event explores drug-free antibacterial technology for medical applications
Infection has become one of the toughest problems in the medical world, with bacteria increasingly resistant to drugs. Can infection be controlled and managed using materials and surfaces instead? Explore this question with Lucideon, HyMedPoly and speakers from across Europe at a one-day event co-ordinated by Cambridge Network.
Engineering artistry on show in Department of Engineering's Photography Competition
The variety and beauty of engineering has been captured in prize-winning imagery submitted into Cambridge University Department of Engineering's 2018 ZEISS Photography Competition.
Calling all jobseekers - don't miss Cambridge Network Recruitment event today
Cambridge Network's highly successful run of recruitment events, where potential candidates have the opportunity to meet leading local employers, continues this evening (Tuesday 27th November 2018).
Cambridge Index declines 2.5%
The Cambridge Index declined 582.5 points or 2.5% to close at 22843.1, as Index heavyweights such as AVEVA Group and DS Smith posted weekly losses to their share prices.
Birketts assists American Vintage in Coal Drops Yard venture
Birketts has advised American Vintage on the opening of its store in Coal Drops Yard, the new Heatherwick-Studio designed shopping and lifestyle district in King’s Cross.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit Ely Markets
HRH The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall are to pay a visit to a special Ely Markets showcase, as part of a day of engagements in East Anglia.
Study in mice suggests drug to turn fat ‘brown’ could help fight obesity
Our bodies contain two types of fat: white fat and brown fat. While white fat stores calories, brown fat burns energy and could help us lose weight. Now, scientists at the University of Cambridge have found a way of making the white fat ‘browner’ and increasing the efficiency of brown fat.
Tame your computer - find the right word
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to find and insert a word with a similar meaning (Microsoft Office)...