Erba Molecular makes a quality decision
Erba Molecular continues the expansion of its team with the appointment of Dr Sarah Mardle as Director of Quality & Operations.
Onespacemedia supports education initiative at Anglia Ruskin University
Onespacemedia is lending support to The Employability Forum - an initiative set up by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) to help students develop their commercial design skills.
How to make your year end reporting quick and dynamic
December is here, which means that for many businesses it's not just the end of Q4, but also the end of the year, and that means that it is end of year reports time. Without the right tools, gathering all your data and creating clear and informative reports can be frustrating and time consuming, but with Power BI, creating dynamic reports with real time data becomes a quick and simple process.
Dunphy Associates 2017 Innovation Training brochure now available
Struggling to improve Innovation Performance? Take a look at Dunphy Associates' expanded range of training designed to help you close the gap between expectations and delivery...
RiverRhee insights and highlights on management and team development in 2016
RiverRhee has had a very fulfilling and enjoyable year working with managers and teams in 2016, resulting in a "mixed platter" of insights and highlights on management and team development that the team has shared in its November - December 2016 newsletter.
Anglia Ruskin is taking responsibility for the future
Anglia Ruskin University has become one of just 13 UK higher education institutions recognised for arming its students with the knowledge, skills and values to critically challenge the world around them, and tackle social, economic and environmental issues and inequalities.
‘Rethink Your Drink’ this Christmas and support people with a brain injury
Headway Cambridgeshire would like to thank you for your support in 2016 and wish you a very happy and peaceful Christmas.
How UK school students' writing has changed since 1980
Research published by Cambridge Assessment offers a unique insight into how school students’ writing in exams has changed since 1980.
Johnson Matthey is Britain's Most Admired Chemicals Company
JM beat off competition from Croda and Victrex to keep the Chemicals title and is 5th most admired overall
Webinar looks at how to integrate whole genome analysis into clinical practice
NHS genetics experts discuss their experiences in Congenica webinar on Monday 5 December.
Anglia Ruskin receives HEFCE Catalyst funding
Anglia Ruskin University has received £37,697 from the Government to investigate the benefits of working with employers to develop team-based learning.
State-of-the-art Innovation Lab opens at Future Business Centre Peterborough
Virtual reality, drones and computer control systems are among the state-of-the-art facilities now available for use by entrepreneurs, engineers and inventors at virtually no cost, thanks to an exciting new resource that opens today (Friday) at the Allia Future Business Centre in Peterborough. It offers outstanding design, prototyping and testing facilities.
Cambridge University lecturer crowned Young Woman Engineer of the Year
Cambridge University Lecturer in Engineering Jenni Sidey has been named the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year.
Health, safety and unintended consequences
Well-intentioned actions can have negative consequences, warns The Scientific Alliance.
Psychologists aim to find out what drives our political ideologies
At a time of increasing divisions within politics – think of the recent battles over whether the UK should remain in or leave the European Union – many are asking what it is that drives political ideologies.
Cambridge MP celebrates ‘Small Business Saturday’
Local MP Daniel Zeichner will be supporting ‘Small Business Saturday’ tomorrow (Dec 3rd) by visiting a number of businesses in Cambridge.
How single-celled organisms navigate to oxygen
A team of researchers has discovered that tiny clusters of single-celled organisms that inhabit the world’s oceans and lakes, are capable of navigating their way to oxygen.
Back pain linked to increased mental health issues
A study of almost 200,000 people reveals that those experiencing back pain are significantly more likely to suffer from a range of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, stress and psychosis.
GIS celebrates 10 years of growth and innovation in the inkjet industry
Global Inkjet Systems (GIS), a leading developer of software, electronics and ink supply components for industrial inkjet systems, celebrates 10 years of growth and innovation in the inkjet industry.
Cloud working is the future, and millennials know it
Deloitte predicts that by 2025, millennials will make up 75% of the global workforce. This is the generation that has grown up with ready access to technologies that allow them to access information on the go, collaborate, and build social networks. To attract and retain these employees, companies need to step up their technological game.
‘Paranoid’ announced as the Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year
The Cambridge Dictionary team have chosen paranoid as their Word of the Year for 2016. Researchers examined the data from the hundreds of millions of searches on dictionary.cambridge.org to see which words sparked the most interest in 2016, and found that paranoid stood out as the clear frontrunner.
New consultancy partners with Redgate in delivering DevOps for the database
Redgate, the Cambridge-based company that develops software for the Microsoft data platform, has continued its mission to bring DevOps to the database by signing a new consultancy partner in the UK.
'Ignite your potential in 2017' - Peterborough event
Join Inspire-Ignite for a fun and engaging event in Peterborough on Thursday 19th January at the Deafblind Centre!
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group signs MoU with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, owned by Cranfield University.
Bicycle Therapeutics announces partnership with AstraZeneca to develop bicyclic peptides
Bicycle Therapeutics, a Babraham-based biotechnology company pioneering a new class of therapeutics based on its proprietary bicyclic peptide (Bicycle®) product platform, announced today that it has entered into a collaboration with AstraZeneca for the identification and development of bicyclic peptides (Bicycles®) for the treatment of respiratory, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.