Can you help Form the Future to support young people to get ready for work?
Could you or someone you know help local social enterprise Form the Future to support events designed to encourage and develop children's interest in local employment opportunities?
TWI Certification approves high quality welder training at Tyne Metropolitan College
TWI Certification Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of TWI Ltd, has delivered certification to Tyne Metropolitan College (TyneMet), confirming their excellent competence and capability in welder training.
Let China work for you while you celebrate Christmas
Christmas is not a public holiday in China. So while Christmas trees light up shopping malls here, for most Chinese people it is work as usual. And if your business needs something done ready for the new year, now is the perfect time.
The value of networking in a safe space
Why the Cambridge Master of Finance (MFin) at the Judge Business School is a great place to hone your networking skills.
Sir Isaac Newton’s Cambridge papers added to UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register
The Cambridge papers of Sir Isaac Newton, including early drafts and Newton’s annotated copies of Principia Mathematica – a work that changed the history of science – have been added to UNESCO’s International Memory of the World Register.
TTP Group celebrates 30 years of innovation and product development with a party weekend
Melbourn based technology company TTP Group celebrated 30 years of innovation and product development with a party weekend in London for its staff and their partners.
'Populism' revealed as 2017 Word of the Year by Cambridge University Press
The word 'populism' has been announced as the Cambridge Dictionary 2017 Word of the Year.
'OK Google – how do I prepare my business for voice search?'
Christmas is coming and sales of ‘smart speakers’ like Amazon Alexa and Google Home are set to skyrocket. What impact will this have on how people search online? How can businesses prepare for the ‘voice search’ future?
Cambridge Street Aid raises over £18,000 to help rough sleepers in its first year
More than £18,000 has been donated to Cambridge Street Aid since it was launched one year ago. The charitable fund, which is supported by Cambridge City Council, has now paid out more than £15,000 in grants to help vulnerable people to get off or stay off the streets.
Getting on by getting online
We don’t hand in either our need or ability to learn when we walk out of school or college for the last time. Getting a job is a whole new chapter in our education — and an employer who doesn’t recognise the need of their workers to continue learning is not going to get the best out of them.
Anthias Consulting receives CPD approval from Royal Society of Chemistry
Anthias Consulting's Complete Gas Chromatography & GC-MS training course has been accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry under their training course approval scheme for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Cambridge BID hosts second Festive Fayre shopping experience
This week, Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) is once again hosting the annual Festive Fayre - an exclusive late-night Christmas shopping experience within Cambridge’s traditional and picturesque Old Quarter.
Theatre production aims to show young people why ‘money matters’
A play being performed in Cambridge this week is giving young people the opportunity to think about some of the financial challenges they may face after leaving school.
IT Governance launches staff awareness webinar series
IT Governance, the leading provider of IT governance, risk management and compliance solutions, is launching a new series of staff awareness webinars to reveal how organisations can tackle learner fatigue, boredom and disengagement by introducing fun, interactive and stimulating experiences throughout the awareness journey.
London hospital anticipates the future of video laryngoscopy
University College Hospital London (UCHL) has recently purchased 19 Verathon, Inc. GlideScope® systems in response to guidelines from the Difficult Airways Society recommending much greater accessibility to video laryngoscopy in hospitals.
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ZEISS introduces new field emission scanning electron microscope GeminiSEM 450
ZEISS introduces its new field emission scanning electron microscope (FE-SEM) ZEISS GeminiSEM 450. The instrument combines ultrahigh resolution imaging with the capability to perform advanced analytics while maintaining flexibility and ease-of-use.
New marketing and design magazine launched in Cambridge
Cambridge marketing, communication and design company Sable&Hawkes publishes a new magazine for design and marketing professionals.
eg technology appoints Simon Rhodes as Head of Business Development
eg technology is delighted to announce the appointment of Simon Rhodes as Head of Business Development.
Event professionals connect, learn and innovate at clic+
The clic+ conference welcomed event professionals to Robinson College on Friday for a day of interactive learning, which marked the last clic+ event of the year.
Cambridge agency scoops national B2B marketing awards
OST Marketing has won one of the country's most prestigious B2B marketing awards, picking up 'Best B2B Marketing Strategy/Campaign' at The Drum Awards last week.
42 Technology helps Linde Gases develop IoT breakthrough for gas cylinder monitoring
42 Technology is helping to develop a concept smart gas cylinder valve that will enable Linde Gases, a division of The Linde Group, to offer its business customers the industry’s first complete gas management service.
EACH benefits from carol services
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices is to benefit from carol services across Cambridgeshire this Christmas.
MP announces the winner of this year’s Christmas Card Competition
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has announced the winner and runners-up of his 2017 Christmas card competition and will be congratulating them all in person for their contributions over the coming weeks.
Low vision expert awarded national honour
Dr Keziah Latham has been presented with the prestigious Neil Charman Medal by the College of Optometrists for her work in the area of low vision.