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Apply to join a fully-funded space mission to Silicon Valley
St John’s Innovation Centre is delighted to be a part of Innovate UK’s Global Business Innovation Programme, delivered by Enterprise Europe Network, organising a visit to Silicon Valley for businesses working in the space and satellite sector.
05/11/2018Read in full
Sad beginnings, happy endings
Is it possible to make up for a bad start to an important event? Yes, says Communications Consultant, Simon Hall, with the aid of some cheesy jokes and chocolate biscuits - but how much better not to be in that situation in the first place.
04/11/2018Read in full
Budget 2018: employment initiatives announced
With employment set to continue increasing, and unemployment levels estimated to be at a record low in April 2019, many organisations were awaiting the announcement of employment initiatives in the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget.
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Multimeter becomes clamp meter with optional current clamp
In October 2018, PCE Instruments added the PCE-HDM 20 to their range of products. This digital multimeter measures current, voltage, capacitance, frequency, resistance and temperature.
02/11/2018Read in full
PA Consulting acquires Essential Design
PA Consulting, a global innovation and transformation consultancy that’s bringing ingenuity to life, announced that it has acquired Essential Design, a Boston-based innovation strategy and product design business. Essential are experts in user-centred design, improving customer experiences and driving innovation to market.
02/11/2018Read in full
Trolley good show for hospital appeal
Staff at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, launched an appeal for toiletries and beauty products for patients - and were overwhelmed with the response.
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Tim Holmes joins Salus Wellness
Tim Holmes is a fully qualified and experienced psychodynamic psychotherapist, and offers psychotherapy and counselling to adults who have emotional problems that are causing worry or distress.
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Green Custard is one of Cambridge’s most influential businesses
It’s official. Alongside ARM, Cambridge University, Cambridge Network and John Lewis, Green Custard has been recognised as one of Cambridge’s most influential businesses.
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Global experts hold IoT product development surgery for Cambridgeshire businesses
Cambridge-based Fen Technology is launching a pop-up event featuring world-class experts in product development from leading international businesses, supported by CW (Cambridge Wireless).
02/11/2018Read in full
Brexit update for employers of EU citizens in the UK
The Home Office has been working on a scheme which allows EU citizens who are living in the UK by 31 December 2020 to obtain new UK immigration status. This status will be needed in order to remain here permanently.
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Call for charities to receive support from The Cambridge Building Society
The Cambridge Building Society is looking for worthy local causes to benefit from its Community Partnership Programme in 2019.
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Unique recruitment day draws a crowd
An open day promoting healthcare careers at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was such a success, organisers say it could become an annual event.
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The inventor who was not paid to invent
It is important that a business makes sure that it owns the rights in an invention before it files a patent application, says Abel & Imray.
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Cambridge law firm Stone King celebrates after being included in prestigious legal guide
The latest edition of The Times Best Law Firms 2019 names Stone King as among the top three law firms for the charity sector, with its excellence in education law also recognised with an entry in the all-important legal guide.
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University Hospital Wales uses ProReveal in-situ protein detection test
Synoptics Health, a manufacturer of innovative digital imaging systems for healthcare applications, is delighted to announce that ProReveal, its sensitive test to detect proteins on surgical instruments, is now in use at the University Hospital of Wales (UHW).
02/11/2018Read in full
Study investigates banking 'code breakers'
Islamic banks face new competition such as the introduction of risky derivatives into their markets. An ‘identity buffer’ makes them more likely to diverge from traditional Islamic codes, says a study by Cambridge Judge academics Maima Aulia Syakhroza, Lionel Paolella and Kamal Munir.
02/11/2018Read in full
Team effort to master urological expertise
Consultants at Addenbrooke’s Hospital are passing on years of knowledge to junior doctors by developing a degree course for aspiring young urologists, which is one of the first of its kind in the UK.
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Inspectors put digital trust centre stage
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) is, for the second time, the first in the UK to achieve a quality standard that recognises the use of technology to deliver high quality patient care.
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CW Survey: Brexit impact on Cambridgeshire technology industry
CW (Cambridge Wireless) invites contributions to the CW Technology Community Brexit Impact Survey. The deadline for completion is Friday 16 November.
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Decades of discovery set to revolutionise healthcare
It can be argued that the development of any successful innovation that transforms healthcare would not be possible without the knowledge derived from decades of discovery science preceding it.
02/11/2018Read in full
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