FlexEnable wins prestigious 'Disruptive Innovation of the Year' at TechWorks Awards
FlexEnable, the leader in the development and industrialisation of organic electronics for flexible displays and sensors, won the prestigious 'Disruptive Innovation of the Year' award for 2018 at last week's TechWorks Awards.
Fluidic Analytics raises $31m to launch new products and unlock biology behind major diseases
Fluidic Analytics Ltd has raised $31 million to continue developing its transformational products for characterising proteins and their behaviour. The proceeds of the financing will be used to continue the commercial roll-out of the company’s lab-tools pipeline and to develop further high-value clinical applications of its technology.
Bear Markets in sight, latest AlgoDynamix RAP-EQ™ risk analytics comes to the rescue
AlgoDynamix launches latest RAP-EQ™ analytics product at Silicon Valley Bank AI investor conference event, providing finance professionals with most informative forecasting analytics for more turbulent equity markets. These latest real time analytics products are based on decades of experience and the already very successful suite of RAP and ALDX-PI™ products.
Start the festive season at the Creating Cambridge BIG Christmas Party
Creating Cambridge is back with its annual BIG Christmas Party, which takes place on Friday 6th December at The Pitt Club (7A Jesus Lane,Cambridge CB5 8BA).
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Testing new medical technologies in the NHS: apply for funding
Businesses can apply for a share of up to £1.5 million to support real-world testing of new medical devices, diagnostics and technologies in the NHS.
NSIRC and Aston University offer an opportunity to upskill your staff for leadership
The National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) near Cambridge has a proven track record of providing postgraduate students with the skills needed by industry, with more than 200 MSc and PhD students benefitting in the last five years.
Cambridge secures £1.6 million to develop low cost digital tools for SMEs
The University of Cambridge has been awarded £1.6 million grant funding to help support the translation of digital capabilities into the manufacturing sector.
Copper roof the finishing touch for new buildings at Churchill College
Churchill College, Cambridge, is delighted that its three new graduate houses, in the garden of 36 Storey’s Way were ‘topped out’ with the final piece o copper roofing being laid.
Sally Gunnell OBE leads line-up at East Cambs Business Boost 2018
Keynote speaker and Olympic champion Sally Gunnell OBE was joined by over 250 local businesses at East Cambs Business Boost 2018 held at The Hive Leisure Centre in Ely on Friday (23rd November).
’Tis the season to be discussing Christmas ads
The build-up to Christmas starts earlier every year… Who hasn’t been guilty of saying that when Christmas displays start appearing in supermarket isles in October?
Over half of lonely adults in the East fear something will happen and no one will notice
British Red Cross releases new research on the extent of loneliness in the UK
A very British problem
Are your pitches or presentations falling flat? There might just be a simple reason for that, writes Cambridge based Communications Consultant Simon Hall. And the good news is that the problem can be easily solved...
Running, cycling & swimming: The London Classics for the charity SENSE
Michele Jones, Impulse's Design Manager is embarking on a fantastic fundraising project in 2019 called The London Classics.
CD coaching provides talk at Cambridge University for staff
CD coaching partners with Work With Nest to offer talks onsite for members of staff and to offer individual or group coaching.
A vision for business: leaders discuss new opportunities for the region
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mayor, James Palmer, met this week with the new Chair of the Combined Authority Business Board, Professor Aamir Khalid at TWI’s Granta Park headquarters.
Learning Technologies Awards signal new era for International Workplace
International Workplace celebrated success at the Learning Technologies Awards 2018 as a finalist in the category for ‘Best international learning platform implementation’. Over 800 peers attended the most prestigious event in the digital learning calendar to see the learning solutions provider make it through to the final stages of the competition, providing an exceptional way to kick-start…
Project incentive systems
‘Free riding’ has a bad name, but it may be a necessary burden if firms adopt proper incentive systems for cross-functional projects, says a study by Jeremy Hutchison-Krupat of Cambridge Judge Business School.
CyanConnode enters United Arab Emirates and Bahrain smart metering market
CyanConnode, a world leader in narrowband radio frequency ("RF") Mesh Networks, is pleased to announce that on 19 November 2018 it signed a distribution agreement with DS Technology DWC LLC ("DS Technology") (the "Agreement"), as a Systems Integration and Distribution Partner for the United Arab Emirates ("UAE") and Bahrain.
Darktrace AI defends pharmaceutical trading giant
Cyber AI defends Phoenix Pharmahandel’s patient contacts from falsified medicines.
Strem offers one of the most promising ruthenium amidinate precursors
One of the blogs posted on the Strem Chemicals UK site has been reposted from an original blog researched, produced and written by Abhishekkumar Thakur and Jonas Sunquist.
Affordable new homes available in Cambridge now
3 x 3 Bedrooms available from £107,000 for 25% share under the Shared Ownership scheme
Thanksgiving 2018
Happy Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving Day is an annual national holiday in the United States and Canada celebrating the harvest and other blessings of the past year.
Lewis battles Ben Nevis in memory of his mother
Lewis Bailey, Resourcing Adviser at Price Bailey Chartered Accountants, is going to be climbing Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the UK, to raise funds for Farleigh Hospice in memory of his mother, Yvonne.
Kidney dialysis patients needed for Cambridge research study
Cambridge researchers, with support from NHS Blood and Transplant Clinical Trials Unit and funded by the National Institute for Health Research, are asking patients with failing kidneys who opt to have a fistula created in their arm for dialysis to take part in a new research trial.