Cambridge MP blasts Government over Brexit tourism no deal scenario
Speaking in the House of Commons this morning, Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, quizzed the Brexit Minister on the future of tourism and aviation should the Government walk away from the negotiating table as suggested by Theresa May.
Congenica completes Series B financing with investments from BGI, Healthlink & Future Planet
Congenica, a world leader in clinical genomics software for inherited diseases, today announced completion of its recently announced Series B funding round with additional investments from new strategically important investors BGI Genomics (BGI), a recognized global leader in genomics, Healthlink Capital (Healthlink), another well-established China-based life- science investor and Future Planet…
Playing snooker improves your frame of mind
Academic research shows potting the black is good for your grey matter
New fluorescent peptide imaging application of PXi imaging system
New Fluorescent Peptide Imaging Application of PXi System Allows German Researchers to Easily Detect Leukaemia Associated Proteins
High pressure dew-point measurements ensure safety compressed air for marine applications
Ultra-high pressure (UHP) air is a specialised form of compressed air. Rather than being compressed to the standard 7 barg, UHP air is often supplied at 450 barg, which makes drying the air a critical consideration – both for energy-saving and for safety. Given the high pressures, even a small amount of water vapour would condense at ambient temperatures.
ASAMS plan for the future with cast iron guarantee
ASAMS Ltd announce the new ownership structure of the company as they expand their marketing efforts.
PyBOX ligands for asymmetric catalysis
Bis(oxazoline) Pyridine Derivatives Have Been Found to be Effective Ligands for Enantioselective Transformations PyBOX Ligands for Asymmetric Catalysis
Ashtons Legal advises Le Col on £1m crowdfunding campaign
Ashtons Legal has recently advised London based Le Col Holdings Limited on successfully concluding a £1m crowdfunding campaign.
Apple’s Search Ads now available in the UK
25 April 2017 marked an exciting moment for app developers everywhere. After a successful US launch, Apple has now expanded its Search Ads to UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Cc’ing the boss can ‘backfire’
“Cc’ing” supervisors to emails between co-workers erodes trust among office colleagues, finds study at Cambridge Judge Business School, outlined in Harvard Business Review.
Study identifies genes that influence timing of puberty and alter risk of several cancers
The largest genomic analysis of puberty timing in men and women conducted to date has identified 389 genetic signals associated with puberty timing, four times the number that were previously known.
Outstanding safety award for Cambridge Regional College
Cambridge Regional College has been awarded an Order of Distinction in the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards in recognition of its outstanding health and safety performance.
Tagrisso receives full approval in the EU
AstraZeneca today announced that the European Commission (EC) has granted full marketing authorisation for Tagrisso (osimertinib) 40mg and 80mg once-daily tablets for the treatment of adult patients with locally-advanced or metastatic epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) T790M mutation-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
A day dedicated to bringing plants into focus
Cambridge University Botanic Garden is holding its annual Festival of Plants on Saturday 20 May 2017, offering something for everyone to enjoy: from families to photographers, gardeners to budding plant scientists or anyone looking for an interesting day out in beautiful surroundings and when the Garden is at its springtime peak.
Darktrace AI protects students’ interconnected devices at UWCSEA
Top Asia School Benefits From Flexible IT Policy While Keeping Network Safe with Enterprise Immune System
Partnership to probe the human condition
Anglia Ruskin tie-up with Malaysian institution will produce world-leading research
Cambridge MP slams Government over bike sharing response
Cambridge MP and Shadow Transport Minister Daniel Zeichner has condemned the Government’s relaxed response to the plans by Chinese bike-share company OFO to launch in the city.
Shout out to all the office support workers across the East of England
Today [Wednesday 26 April] is known as Administrative Professionals Day, so everyone at Pure would like to give a big shout out to all the fantastic office support workers across the East of England.
Cresset publishes April 2017 newsletter
The latest computational chemistry news from Cresset.
Sookio director Sue smashes London Marathon goal with digital marketing workshops
Sookio's director, Sue Keogh, ran the 2017 London Marathon to raise money for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity. She smashed her fundraising target, and it's all down to her #RunDMSue digital marketing workshops.
The Wildlife Trusts invest in Third Light to manage an ever-growing library of digital assets
Local software company, Third Light, helps The Wildlife Trusts manage their rapidly expanding library of digital assets, their relationships with photographers and their management of usage rights by implementing their digital media library. Andrew Rushton, Intranet and ICT Project Officer share his thoughts with us.
Public sector set to benefit from cutting edge sustainable energy solutions
Public sector organisations in England and Wales are about to benefit from £320M of support from the Government to decarbonise building heating systems.
Tackling mobile and broadband connectivity notspots in Greater Cambridge: #CambsNotspotter
Cambridge Ahead's data led, evidence-based approach to tackling mobile and broadband connectivity notspots in the Greater Cambridge area leads to tangible improvements and new initiatives. Over 3M connectivity data points were gathered per month during the first 12 months of the crowdsourcing initiative #CambsNotspotter
Bidwells appoints new Senior Planner for Cambridge
Bidwells is further strengthening its planning division in Cambridge with the appointment of Georgina Pickett, who will work for both the planning and heritage teams.
Points of View: Elections
This week Oliver Phillips of NW Brown focuses on how the markets are reacting to election news.