Law careers in 2016 - what's your experience?
Legal careers are changing. The pace and nature of client work, the impact of new technology, global markets/Brexit, diversity targets and career aspirations are leading to changes both in opportunity and expectation for lawyers.
Team Consulting to end the year exhibiting at MVIC, PDA, PODD and DDL
As the end of 2016 approaches, Team Consulting is looking forward to a number of exciting industry events, including MVIC Symposium, PDA, PODD and DDL.
Finalist spot for Sookio in Cambridgeshire Digital Awards 2016
The Sookio team is delighted to be nominated in the Cambridgeshire Digital Awards 2016. They're finalists in the category 'Website: Marketing and creative', for the Sookio website.
Strem Chemicals expands range of bubblers
Strem Chemicals UK continues to expand its selection of electro polished stainless steel bubblers to meet metal organic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) and chemical vapour deposition (CVD) needs.
AstraZeneca purchases US facility to support biologics manufacturing capabilities
AstraZeneca announced that it has purchased a biologics manufacturing facility in Longmont, Colorado, USA, from Amgen Inc. This facility will be used to support AstraZeneca’s existing operations at its nearby Boulder site also purchased from Amgen in September of 2015.
Unconventional investments: what we can learn from Keynes
Why the lauded economist’s unconventional views on active management and long term planning could unlock the potential of a modern investment strategy.
IT Governance introduces the experts behind ITGP’s documentation toolkits
IT Governance, the leading provider in cyber security solutions and expertise, is excited to introduce the experts behind IT Governance Publishing’s documentation toolkits as part of its ten-year anniversary.
Every girl counts, and we count every girl #IDG2016
On International Day of the Girl, the United Nations is focusing on the importance of gender equality and girls’ education to help us achieve the Sustainable Development Goals - and the data gap that still exists when it comes to measuring progress.
Kymab signs bispecific antibody agreement with EpimAb
Kymab Limited, a leading human monoclonal antibody biopharmaceutical company based at the Babraham Research Campus, and EpimAb Biotherapeutics, Inc., an emerging Chinese biopharmaceutical company specialising in bispecific antibodies, today announced a cross-licensing and development agreement to develop bispecific therapeutic antibodies against multiple targets.
Professor Oliver Hart wins economics Nobel Prize
Professor Oliver Hart, a former undergraduate at King’s College (1966), and a former Fellow of Churchill College, has been jointly awarded the 2016 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences, along with Bengt Holmström of MIT for their work in the field of contracts.
Cambridge engineer in the running for Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards
A young female engineer from Cambridge has been shortlisted for the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards 2016.
Cambridge Index climbs 3.5%
The Cambridge Index rose 3.5% or 801.6 points to close at 23,661.1, as seven of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Agri-tech will be hands-on at REAP 2016 exhibition
Just announced! Look out for the impressive array of agri-tech on display at next month's REAP conference 2016, from working robots to infield spore traps, to virtual advisers. Find out what you can see and how you can get involved in the exciting agri-tech industry.
The coolest networking event yet
Sharon Sumner of Business Cloud Integration Ltd talks about her morning at the London Stock Exchange, courtesy of Goldman Sachs and the 10k Small Businesses Programme.
Pupils wrap up warm in woollies for Wintercomfort
Pupils at the Stephen Perse Foundation Junior School wrapped up warm yesterday to raise money for a city charity to help the homeless.
Event professionals gather at free creative seminar
Event professionals from across the country are set to collaborate and share best practice at Robinson College’s event creation seminar on Friday 21 October.
Extract Information publishes 5th issue of InfoBlog: reporting on patent information news
Extract Information's InfoBlog follows 53 organisations from around the world, tracking new product announcements and patent information updates from the IP5 offices and WIPO.
When is a book not a book?
The e-book has made continued inroads into the publishing world but the printed book has defied predictions of its death. Research by Professor John Thompson focuses on the challenges facing the publishing industry as it embraces the opportunities afforded by the digital revolution.
Final call for papers for Sensors in Medicine 2016
The 4th Annual Sensors in Medicine Conference will take place at the London Docklands Riverside Hotel on 9-10 November 2016. Abstracts for Oral and Poster presentations are invited until 14th October. As in previous years, the conference will bring together academic, clinical and commercial interests to discuss latest developments and future trends in the application of sensor technology in…
Live local - think global, says Cambridge International School
Cambridge International School gives hope to the internationally-minded family in a post-BREXIT world.
I've stopped talking digital
Sarah Reakes, Managing Director ar KISS, talks about moving beyond digital marketing.
Spirit acquires leading medical wearable technology developer Aseptika
Spirit INT (Leicester, UK), the parent company of refreshing British healthcare provider Spirit Healthcare, is further expanding its offer to patients and healthcare professionals through the acquisition of healthcare technology developer Aseptika, a pioneer in the medical wearable and self-care technology sectors.
Learn how to tackle email overload
Suffering from email overload? Learn how to tame it from software training expert Karen Roem when she is a guest on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire next week (Monday October 17th).
Insights into the development of sperm and egg cell precursors in the embryo
A bit like someone looking into a mirror reflected in another mirror, as one new life is developing as an embryo, the capacity to produce the next generation of life is already being established in that embryo.
Calling all startups developing Internet of Things (IoT) products
R/GA Ventures has launched its first ever UK-based venture programme, the R/GA IoT Venture Studio UK, focused on startups looking to develop connected products and services on a global scale.