Cambridge students go behind the scenes at Amazon coding day
A special event hosted by Amazon saw students from colleges in Cambridge learn more about computer science, AI, and machine learning at the local Amazon Development Centre. Students from two Cambridge colleges swapped the classroom for the Amazon Development Centre in the city when they took part in a special STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths) event.
US2U Consulting share summer 2023 news and latest activity
US2U Consulting is pleased to share its July 2023 e-newsletter, featuring our latest news and activity from the last few months.
Cut the costs of your IT Hardware with Private Cloud
If you are thinking of moving your data to the cloud, why not Private Cloud. Breathe Technology share some reasons why you should consider moving to private cloud.
Nitrite screening in the Pharmaceutical Industry: The Power of the ATNA System
In the world of pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality assurance, nitrites have been identified as a considerable concern.
ARU Peterborough welcomes Institute of Export
Lord Green, former HSBC Chairman and Government Minister, visits University
Employee engagement app - would you like to take part in a pilot?
Team Coaching Boutique are looking for companies with 50+ employees to take part in an online training pilot. We have an App that allows staff both office and home based follow a micro and learning and development journey, learning as a team, but without the need for them to be in the same space at the same time. We have a number of leadership modules that can be accessed by the platform. These…
Anglia Ruskin and Writtle announce merger plan
Merger will secure the long-term future for Writtle University College’s campus
ARU lecturer wins the Alligator’s Mouth Award
Elys Dolan receives illustration honour for her book Rex: Dinosaur in Disguise
A full house at eighth Milner Therapeutics Symposium
The Milner Therapeutics Institute celebrates the success of its eight annual Symposium, held at West Road Concert Hall on 5th July.
Adobe InDesign training well received by Howard Ventures Unity Campus
Computer Tutoring recently delivered a highly successful Adobe InDesign training session at Howard Ventures in Cambridge, receiving great reviews from participants.
ARU presents teacher training plans to Government
Anglia Ruskin University will become newest university provider of ITT in the East
Price Bailey announces more trainee opportunities
Price Bailey is set to welcome 41 trainees in 2023, with the firm receiving nine new graduates and school leavers onto their trainee programmes in June.
Celebrating five years of the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize
The Cambridge Social Innovation Prize is five years old, and to celebrate, five exceptional social entrepreneurs have been recognised for their achievements and ambition in creating social change through business.
Bus promoting maths skills in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is back for two summer dates
A bus promoting free maths courses in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is once again welcoming people aboard to find out more.
Price Bailey recognised as an ‘outstanding’ place to work
Price Bailey has been recognised by the Best Companies survey 2023 as one of the best places to work in the UK. This comes in the same week the firm was ranked 20th in the Apprenticeships Top 100 Employers.
NEW Excel Help Video - How to Dynamically Highlight Rows as you Type
In today's fast-paced business environment, finding relevant information quickly is crucial for busy professionals. Manual data sifting can be time-consuming and tedious. However, by leveraging the power of dynamic highlighting in Excel, you can streamline your data analysis process and save valuable time. Our step-by-step tutorial provides a practical guide to help you master this technique.
Enterprising Female Founders in 2023
The year 2023 promises to be a pivotal time for women in business.
University students get first-hand experience of the world of work through Deloitte’s Summer Vacation Scheme
Deloitte’s flagship Summer Vacation Scheme will welcome just over 450 university students from across the UK this week. In its fourteenth year the scheme gives 452 students first-hand experience of what they can expect from a career at Deloitte, working closely with the audit & assurance, consulting, tax & legal, risk advisory and financial advisory business areas.
Cambridge Science Centre strengthens Board of Trustees
Cambridge Science Centre (CSC) recently strengthened its Board of Trustees with three new significant appointments.
Lucy Cavendish College wins two awards for leading-edge sustainability research
The College wins the Excellence Award and the Innovation Award and is praised for its pioneering dual-lab approach.
Automated Apparent Total Nitrosamine Analysis for the Carbon Capture Industry
Absorption, or carbon scrubbing, with amines is the most widely used commercial system for the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the exhaust of chemical plants, biomass plants or from burning fossil fuels. Carbon capture is seen as one of the main ways to reduce CO2
Creating Nature’s Corridors appoints first brand ambassador
Creating Nature’s Corridors, the Cambridgeshire-based charity committed to rewilding corridors of land in the UK and planting 10,000 native trees and hedges every year, is delighted to announce its first brand ambassador, Matty Horkan.
Get a head start on the future!
From September 2025 the UK is moving to a new internet-based phone network (VOIP – Voice Over Internet Protocol), termination traditional phone lines.
Breathe Technology's VoIP solutions - the future of phone calls
2023 has seen a huge drive in businesses and schools going from their traditional landline, to a hosted/cloud, Voice over IP (VoIP) solution.
Cambridge students team up with Sanger Institute to develop a hub of biodiversity
A team of learners at Cambridge Regional College has been busy creating a centre of biodiversity at the college’s site in Cambridge. The Darwin Tree of Life community project, launched in collaboration with the Wellcome Sanger Institute in September 2022, has been working to measure the variety of plants, animals and insects present on the campus.