Amazon announces winners of inaugural 'Design a Drone' competition
The innovative and inspiring ideas of six Cambridgeshire primary school pupils have won top places in the Amazon ‘Design a Drone’ competition.
Internet of Things: the real situation revealed at last
Researched in late 2016 with ongoing updates, the new IDTechEx report on the Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Things (IoT) 2017-2027, is intended to assist investors, participants and intending participants and users.
The future of language learning?
Ever wanted to learn a language in a really short period of time? Do you think you could learn a brand new language in just six weeks? Cambridge International School believes it's possible and is giving it a try.
Defining your workplace culture is crucial to increasing your recruitment accuracy
Establishing a picture of your ideal candidate is tricky. Inevitably, everyone from the CEO to the recruiting manager is going to have a different opinion with strong ideas of who would fit in. These opinions are usually influenced by the ways in which they themselves are motivated.
A counterintuitive approach to fighting cancer
When you’re under attack, you fight back. You gather your troops and attack the invading enemy, hoping to wound and defeat them, while supporting and treating your own injured soldiers. It’s common sense.
Trencher and Williams elected to Board of Governors
Anglia Ruskin University has welcomed experienced duo Abigail Trencher and Sian Williams to its Board of Governors.
Make your donation go further - recycle your poppy
Daniel Zeichner MP will visit the Sainsburys store at Brooks Road, Cambridge, tomorrow (Friday 11 November) at 11am and stand in silence with Royal British Legion collectors, store staff and customers.
Birketts succeeds in Cambridge recruitment drive
Birketts, the top 100 law firm based in the East of England, has further strengthened its Cambridge office with ten new appointments during recent months.
Dolomite technology helps in novel carbon capture
Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) are using a Dolomite Fluidic Factory to help develop a novel carbon capture technology intended for industrial applications (1).
KISS offers mentoring start-up support at GIANT
KISS will be supporting the global innovation and new technology health event, GIANT this month.
IT Governance supports Furze Platt Senior School achieve Cyber Essentials certification
IT Governance, the leading provider of cyber security solutions and CREST-accredited certification body, has helped Furze Platt Senior School in Maidenhead, Berkshire, achieve certification to the UK Government-backed Cyber Essentials.
AlgoDynamix launches RAP 2.0 just in time to warn about US Election results
The updated AlgoDynamix RAP 2.0 platform successfully detected anomalies before market moves related to the US election results.
Phillips Profile celebrates 20 years of distinctive PR in Cambridge
Margaret Phillips, the owner and founder of Phillips Profile, says: "As we head into our 21st year as a PR consultancy, I find myself reflecting on why we have lasted so long as an independent consultancy when the industry norm is to burn brightly for a few years and then fade away, change ownership and personnel, or be absorbed into a larger concern."
Venturing forth: Prison Voicemail – helping prisoners maintain family ties
A social startup supported by the Cambridge Social Ventures programme at Cambridge Judge Business School helps prisoners communicate with friends and families – and hopefully cut reoffending rates.
Horizon Discovery and CareDx enter into OEM agreement to develop transplant testing
Horizon Discovery Group plc, the world leader in the application of gene editing technologies, today announces it has entered into an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) agreement with CareDx®, Inc., a molecular diagnostics company focused on the discovery, development and commercialisation of clinically differentiated, high-value, diagnostic surveillance solutions for transplant patients.
Ectoplasm, spirit trumpets and paintings from Pompeii: 600 years of Curious Objects
Why does one of the world’s great research libraries have ‘ectoplasm’, a spirit trumpet and beard hair posted to Charles Darwin among its eight million books, manuscripts and digital collections?
Opinion: How the UK and India can lead the development of ecologically smart cities
Bhaskar Vira and Eszter Kovacs (Department of Geography and University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute) discuss how lessons learned about water management in Nepal and India can guide how cities can be made "ecologically smart".
Bulgin to launch M Series interconnects at electronica 2016
Bulgin will be unveiling a new range of industrial automation components on stand B2.271 at this year’s electronica exhibition.
Five ways to engage your remote workers
With the rise of digital working and with 85% of Fortune 500 companies using at least one Microsoft Cloud service, remote working is becoming more and more common, and companies often use remote associates around the world so that they can offer their services seamlessly 24/7.
Bidwells stays top of the Cambridge Market League Table for the 10th year in a row
Bidwells' Cambridge Business Space Agency Team has been named top of a league table compiled by a leading online news, research and information service for the commercial property market.
Mentoring partnership hailed as innovative
AstraZeneca highlights its mentoring collaboration with the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge as ‘a different type of partnership’.
Cambridge soon to benefit from improved Park & Ride services
Transport chiefs at Cambridgeshire County Council and Stagecoach are launching improvements to the Cambridge Park & Ride service, which will come into effect from 20 November 2016.
Help Headway Cambridgeshire provide support for families
Headway Cambridgeshire seeks your support for an exciting funding application it has made to the AVIVA Community Fund, for funding towards its Hospital Brain Injury Co-ordinator work at Addenbrooke’s Hospital.
Arthur Rank Hospice’s staff bid farewell to Mill Road, with lantern lit walk to new home
A hundred staff and volunteers representing the Arthur Rank Hospice, walked from the Hospice’s old site at 351 Mill Road, to their new home in Shelford Bottom last night (Monday).
REACTOR ready to solve society’s problems
Anglia Ruskin University has launched a new initiative called REACTOR to help grow the applied games sector across the Cambridgeshire region.