Innova Biosciences introduces the FlexLISA kit
Kit enables flexibility in development and optimization of ELISA assays
30% Club scholarship available for the Cambridge Rising Women Leaders Programme
Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education are excited to be collaborating with the 30% Club to offer a scholarship for the Cambridge Rising Women Leaders Programme. The scholarship will offer a fully funded place on the two-day programme, starting with the programme hosted in Cambridge in September 2017.
3D bioprinting: from science fiction to reality?
After over 15 years of research and development in academia and industry, several main applications of 3D bioprinting technology are ready to be realised
Register now for Interlligent's RF & Microwave Design Seminar on 18 May
Interlligent UK invites you to its third RF and Microwave Design Seminar, taking place at the Møller Centre, Cambridge, on Thursday 18 May.
Graphic design and free creative pitching. An agency opinion.
The annual Design Industry Voices survey, compiled by Fairley Associates, Gabriele Skelton and En Pointe Marketing, shows that 49 per cent of those surveyed said they were making more free creative pitches to prospective clients than at this time last year.
Optimism in innovation investment as East of England patent applications increase in 2016
The number of European patent applications from applicants in the East of England rose by 11.2% last year, the highest growth in any UK region.
Cambridge Design Partnership launch a new user insight service
CDP announce the launch of diialog™, a new insight service that helps gain a deeper understanding of consumer behaviour
Digital Media Library powers up The IFAB’s Video Assistant Referee project
Third Light, Cambridge software company, provide the technology for The IFAB's VAR project. Video Assistant Referees enable decisions made by the referee to be reviewed, using video footage taken during the game. IFAB's testing phase is being carried out in over 20 different competitions worldwide over a period of two years, and is due to be reviewed in March 2018.
Another popular afternoon at Hauser Forum for Cambridge Network's Jobs Fair
Jobseekers benefited from the opportunity to meet employers at Cambridge Network's most recent Job Fair on Friday.
Synbiosis and AAA Lab Equipment enter new collaboration
Synbiosis and AAA Lab Equipment enter new collaboration to develop walk-away system to count colonies on over 300 plates per hour
Call HR Accredited Leaders challenging recruitment practices
call hr is pushing the boundaries of profiling within the recruitment and assessment centre process. They have a qualified team using Emergenetics Selection Program (ESP) and now are the only business across Europe who has a Master Trainer in the use of the tool and training users.
Can sensors diagnose cancer?
The next big thing in sensor technology is going to be the diagnosis of cancer. Sensors are being developed for molecular biomarkers, VOC biomarkers, circulating DNA; liquid biopsies, machine learning and DNA sequencing are all being employed in the early stage diagnosis of cancer. The Sensors for Cancer Diagnosis conference on 22-23 May will explore these and other technologies.
Xaar 2001+ printheads enable more cost effective tile printers at Cerlat
Cerlat Production Manager, Jorge Albalet, is responsible for the running of Cerlat’s three ceramic tile production lines, and constantly looks at ways to maintain and improve production output and quality. The recent installation of a KERAjet 700 printer with Xaar 2001+ printheads has been a winning combination.
Travel students fly high with Monarch
Travel and Tourism students had a taste of life on the edge when they went to a cabin crew training centre – and found themselves fighting fires and evacuating an aircraft.
WaveFX film The Cambridge Revamp
The Cambridge has turned around its St Ives branch into a “vibrant, contemporary “store that is ready to meet the financial needs of existing and new customers.
Miss-hiring - why Google doesn't get it wrong
More and more decision makers are trying to manage the fall out from hiring the wrong candidate. The financial costs we know about - but what about the personal costs?
Company board connections
Companies increase both R&D and patenting activity if they have directors who ‘interlock’ with other companies, says new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Reliance add new product to catalogue range
Reliance is pleased to announce the supply of a new product range, Steinmeyer miniature ball screws, as part of its catalogue product offering. As the only UK distributor of the product, Reliance unveiled the new range at last week’s Med-Tech Innovations Expo at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.
Final week for start-up accelerator applications in Cambridge
Start-ups with the potential to make a positive impact on people, planet or place are invited to apply for free training and support to launch their ventures. Applications close Monday 15 May 2017.
Centre for Computing History has a great line-up of events
From exhibitions to gigs to gaming nights and more, a great range of events are coming up at the Cambridge Centre for Computing History. Highlights include Acorn World, an exhibition dedicated to the company behind the BBC Micro; the next instalments of its famous Family and Retro Gaming Nights; and a diverse range of May Half Term activities.
Apprenticeship levy: five key questions for employers
To coincide with the first wave of apprenticeships funded by the levy starting this month, Mills and Reeve looks at five questions that levy-paying employers now need to grapple with.
Study highlights growing significance of cryptocurrencies
More than 3 million people (three times previous estimates) are estimated to be actively using cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, finds the first global cryptocurrency benchmarking study by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance.
Schools take part in national coding competition to help improve lives
The UK’s brightest innovators from schools across the country competed in the final of PA Consulting Group’s fifth annual coding competition recently. Nine teams of finalists presented their inventions to an expert judging panel including Emma Payne, head of IT delivery, John Lewis and Rory Cellan-Jones, BBC technology correspondent.
United States leads the way in database salaries, new research finds
UK lags behind mainland Europe when it comes to pay
KPMG launches Enterprise Financing offering
KPMG has announced that it has launched a new service offering aimed at assisting small and medium-sized businesses looking to raise debt finance up to £10m.