Council reassures tenants and residents living in flats following Grenfell Tower fire
Following the devastating fire at Grenfell Tower in London earlier this month, Cambridge City Council is reassuring tenants and residents that there are no council-owned properties of similar size or construction to Grenfell Tower.
Call for papers: 'Internet of Things Applications'
IDTechEx is now accepting applications to present at its 'Internet of Things Applications' conference and exhibition on November 15 - 16, 2017 in Santa Clara, CA, USA.
Celebration evening marks the official opening of Pure’s new Ipswich office
Professional recruitment specialists Pure extended its Suffolk Day celebrations by hosting a special event last Thursday (22 June) to mark the official opening of its new Ipswich office.
Final call for entries to the prestigious Rural Business Awards
Businesses across Cambridgeshire are being urged to get their entries in for this year’s Amazon-sponsored Rural Business Awards (RBAs), with just days left for nominations to be submitted. Nominations close on Friday (30th June).
How to train your drugs: from nanotherapeutics to nanobots
Nanotechnology is creating new opportunities for fighting disease – from delivering drugs in smart packaging to nanobots powered by the world’s tiniest engines.
Onespacemedia judges digital award at Anglia Ruskin University
Onespacemedia's design team has once again supported Cambridge School of Art - part of Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) - judging the Digital Media Award 2017 at its Bees Knees degree show.
Budding sports stars on track for boost from Future Champions Programme
Talented young sportspeople in Cambridge could receive a kick start to their careers from this year’s Sir Arthur Marshall Future Champions Programme, which is now open.
Visit, speak or exhibit at Sensors in Medicine 2017
The 5th Annual Sensors in Medicine International Conference links academic, clinical and commercial activities in sensor applications in glucose monitoring, infectious diseases and PoC, and cancer diagnosis.
Magna innovations help Lincoln redefine luxury on the 2017 Continental
For the 2017 Lincoln Continental, Magna leveraged its broad systems expertise to contribute a range of industry-first products and high-tech enhancements. In recognition of its efforts in supporting Lincoln's luxury brand, Ford Motor Co. honored Magna with a special Lincoln Luxury World Excellence Award.
Play to challenge mental health discrimination
A gala performance of a play designed to tackle mental health stigma and some of the issues faced by military veterans as they return to civilian life is taking place in Cambridge this Friday (June 30th).
GDPR: Get on top of data protection reform (and avoid a €20m fine)
Do you manage your customers' data? Perhaps you sell online or have a large database of people who you contact using email marketing. Then you need to know about GDPR! Read Sookio's guide to this important data protection reform and find out what steps your business should take to be fully compliant before the new rules come into force in 2018.
Eastern region’s future finance leaders supported by Pure and Grant Thornton
Pure and Grant Thornton have delivered the second stage of 2017’s leadership and career development programme specifically designed to support finance professionals in the East of England.
The heat is on: how temperatures affect voter behaviour
Higher temperatures boost voter turnout and helps the incumbent party, finds study based on temperature, turnout and results in each US state for presidential elections between 1960 and 2016.
Become body language confident
The job market is highly competitive. With interaction and application moving online, your face-to-face opportunities with an employer are becoming few and far between.
Cambridge based business Capital Cell shortlisted for international award
Capital Cell, Europe’s first equity crowdfunding platform specialised in life science, has been shortlisted for the prestigious 'Best International Growth Business' award at the UK Business Angels Association Investment Awards 2017.
Firms in Brexit denial, says KPMG
Exactly one year since the EU referendum, Karen Briggs, Head of Brexit at KPMG, comments on the UK’s Brexit progress.
CambridgeIC simplifies measurement of arc angle inside machines
CambridgeIC has launched a new range of arc position sensors. These measure the angle of a rotating target relative to a fixed, arc shaped sensor built from a PCB.
Real-time data for Cambridge region means Smart bus travel
Bus users in Cambridge and across Cambridgeshire can now get more accurate predictions for when their bus will arrive using real-time data.
Andy Harter, Cambridge Network Chair, awarded CBE
Dr Andy Harter FREng FIET FBCS - the Chair of Cambridge Network - has been awarded a CBE in the 2017 Queen’s Birthday Honours for notable and sustained contributions to engineering.
Vote to help Arthur Rank Hospice secure £25,000 from Cambridgeshire Freemasons!
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity is appealing to people throughout the county to vote online or by phone to help them receive a £25,000 Community Award from the Freemasons.
Sports for Schools is thrilled to partner with Subway
Sports for Schools is proud to announce a new two year partnership with Subway®, as it continues its commitment to encourage families and children in the UK and Republic of Ireland to get fit and active.
New appointments and a fresh new look at NW Brown
NW Brown is delighted to announce the appointment of Oliver Phillips as Chief Executive.
University of Pennsylvania Health System is Linguamatics latest Enterprise NLP client
Market leading Natural Language Processing (NLP) text analytics provider Linguamatics today announced the implementation of the Linguamatics Health enterprise NLP platform, powered by I2E, at the University of Pennsylvania Health System for the extraction of actionable insights from unstructured patient data.
Mobile technology – friend or foe?
Arman Moussavi, a current MBA student at Cambridge Judge Business School, gave a TEDx Oxbridge talk last month about mobile technology – cautioning listeners not to be too shackled to their convenient little computers.
MP invites Cambridge filmmakers to enter 'Film the House' Parliamentary competition
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has called on the city’s film creators to enter Parliament’s Film the House competition – an annual opportunity to put local filmmakers in direct contact with movers and shakers in the film industry and to showcase the UK’s best talent.