Partnership boosts genetic testing service
GeneAdviser, supported by Cambridge Judge Business School, partners with Birmingham Women’s Hospital on personalised medicine.
Moving closer towards creating exceptional managers and teams
RiverRhee is preparing to deliver its 10th Introduction to Management course since they first started running it in 2013. Their 60+ alumni, from 20+ organisations, know that RiverRhee is committed to continuous improvement, to ensuring that managers receive the very best guidance to help them and their teams excel in their work.
EY announces promotions in Cambridge
Big Four professional services firm EY has made 15 promotions at its Cambridge office, which includes the appointment of two directors.
Who will deliver the next revolution in agriculture?
Innovative new thinking is integral to the future of agriculture, with digital overtaking the physical. At Agri-Tech East's 2016 REAP Conference on 9 November, David Hickie of PA Consulting will discuss disrupting the value chain and tackling challenges in the industry.
OBN awards Congenica 'Best implementation of digital healthcare’
Congenica was given the accolade of ‘Best Implementation of Digital Healthcare’ in the OBN awards. Congenica has introduced its Sapientia platform into the NHS - one of the most highly regulated healthcare systems in the world - in just two years.
Cambridge University's Whittle Laboratory partners with Onespacemedia
World-leading turbomachinery, fluid dynamics and thermodynamics laboratory, the Whittle Laboratory, has chosen Onespacemedia to partner on a new digital project.
Onespacemedia named finalists at the Cambridgeshire Digital Awards
Onespacemedia has been shortlisted at this year’s Cambridgeshire Digital Awards for three projects.
Dissecting the creative brain
Creative people, most of them anyway, are wired differently, explains Richard Bland, Creative Director at KISS.
What can you do to keep older people safe from fire?
Tom Fletcher, Managing Director of Jackson Fire & Security (Cambridge) discusses what you can do to keep older people safe from fire.
Ubisense launches myWorld 4 – introducing enterprise geomobility for Esri
Ubisense Group plc is today announcing the launch of myWorld 4, a significant evolution of its enterprise geomobility platform. myWorld 4 provides a single coherent architecture for implementing enterprise mobile solutions with Esri ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online plus Google Maps, GE Smallworld, Intergraph, spatialNET or any geospatial service that supports WMS and WFS.
KISS attends PROI EMEA regional meeting 2016
KISS is excited to announce that it is attending this year’s PROI EMEA regional meeting in Warsaw on 13th and 14th October.
Corporate Open Days: businesses invited to visit new Arthur Rank Hospice facility
Businesses are invited to visit the new state-of-the-art Arthur Rank Hospice facility ahead of doors opening to patients in November.
Three Cambridge-based organisations receive Best Employers Eastern Region Awards
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, merchant services provider Cashflows and social ventures charity Allia, all based in Cambridge, were presented with Best Employers Eastern Region Awards yesterday (Thursday).
Cambridge prepares to celebrate graduations
Celebrated rock star Suzi Quatro is among nine exceptional individuals to be honoured by Anglia Ruskin University at this year’s graduation ceremonies in Cambridge.
Taylor Vinters highly commended at FT Innovative Lawyers Awards
Taylor Vinters was highly commended at the FT Innovative Lawyers Awards Europe 2016, beating stiff competition from other Legal 500 law firms.
Keeping energy costs down
Generating cheaper electricity now could help reduce emissions more efficiently in future, says The Scientific Alliance.
UK companies set to hit acquisition trail despite Brexit vote
Two thirds of CEOs surveyed by KPMG say they plan to embark on M&A over the next three years. Furthermore, three quarters plan to sell non-core assets.
A fair polish on diamonds
Cambridge Judge alumnus Tim Ingle co-founded a jewellery company that tells customers where and under what conditions their diamonds and other precious stones are sourced.
Professor Stephen Toope nominated as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
International law scholar and university leader Professor Stephen Toope was nominated as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge.
The science, drugs and tech pushing our brains to new limits
Rapid advances in neuroscience are driving a huge shift in our understanding of how the brain works and could improve both our cognitive abilities and our brain health, writes Professor Barbara Sahakian (Department of Psychiatry) on The Conversation website.
Ashtons Legal expands further
Ashtons is delighted to announce that it has expanded the firm further with the appointment of two new Solicitors in the Ipswich office.
Pedal power - Bidwells puts its wheels in motion to raise money for charity
Some 70 cyclists hit the road over the course of two days and covered a staggering 177 miles to raise much-needed funds for a host of children's charities. The cyclists were taking part in Bidwells first ever Golden Triangle Bike Ride, which ran from London via Oxford and Milton Keynes to Cambridge.
CRC launches Marketing courses for better businesses
Cambridge Regional College has teamed up with marketing experts to launch a series of one-day courses to help businesses boost their profiles – and their profits.
e-Go aeroplanes seeks a buyer
Having successfully completed flight trials with its prototype aircraft, and delivered the first production aircraft, e-Go aeroplanes is seeking a buyer for the company to carry the business forward with the development of the three and five-seater versions of its striking single-seat aircraft.
The historic legacy that costs brewers billions
Global brewers spend billions of pounds every year on labels for the necks of beer bottles, but new research indicates they might be wasting their money.