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.
OST Marketing shortlisted for five Cambridgeshire Digital Marketing Awards
Cambridge-based social and digital agency, OST Marketing, has been shortlisted for five Cambridgeshire Digital Marketing Awards. The awards, for video, social media and content marketing, cover a range of industries - pharmaceutical, technology, farming, mental health and... jelly - so there's truly something for everyone!
‘Meet Cambridge’ - new name reflects wider remit for business tourism
The official free venue-finding service for event space at the University of Cambridge, the Colleges and other unique venues in the city, is changing its name to reflect the wider range of services now on offer.
Personalised healthcare: making the most of genomics
A day of expert insight, multidisciplinary discussion and informal networking on personalised healthcare and policy will take place on 29 November at Robinson College, Cambridge.
Say goodbye to those pesky 'should have been an email' meetings with MyAnalytics
Microsoft MyAnalytics offers everyday intelligent insights for smarter working.
US-based organisations experience a 78% increase in ISO 27001 certifications, says new survey
A new survey conducted by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), suggests that US-based organizations have seen a 78% year-on-year increase in the number of certifications to the international standard for information security, ISO 27001.
Sex trafficking film up for prestigious award
Anglia Ruskin University academic Dr Shreepali Patel has been shortlisted for a national award for her powerful film showing the horrors of sex trafficking.
Efficiency drive continues to balance council budget
Cambridge City Council will need to save £2.2million over the next five years to balance its budget, according to a report just published.
Why consumers resist innovation: part three
Daniela Giebmanns, Account Executive at KISS, continues a series of articles about how we resist innovation.
Hospice seeks new Chair
The search is beginning to find a new Chair to join the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in January 2017. Here is a fabulous opportunity to make a real difference as the Hospice moves into new phase.
Exporting to Egypt has changed, come to this seminar to hear how this will affect you
Exporters will be turning their attention to the trade regulations changes that are now affecting the export of goods to the Egyptian market at an event in Cambridge this month.
SOS Children’s Villages UK welcomes visit from Zambian Village Director
In September, SOS Children’s Villages UK received a welcome visit from Clare Mulenga-Chilambo, Family Based Co-ordinator at SOS Children’s Village Chipata, in Zambia’s Eastern Province. Because of rural-urban migration, an expanding population has led to an increase in poverty and HIV infections. As a result, there is a particularly high rate of family breakdown and child abandonment in the town.
Sponsor a child to experience the magic of Panto this Christmas!
Corporate sponsorship opportunity for Christmas pantomime
VIBRATRICITY now a registered trademark
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has officially registered VIBRATRICITY as a trademark(Reg. No. 5045974). VIBRATRICITY™ now takes the form VIBRATRICITY®.
Cambridge Publishing Management Autumn 2016 newsletter
Cambridge Publishing Management writes: After a successful summer of festivals, conferences and exciting projects, we move into a brilliant and blustery season of change, as busy as ever!
Cambridge sees its economy take top spot in growth league table
Cambridge had the fastest growing economy in the second quarter of 2016 taking over from Milton Keynes, says a new report.
Business awards launched - you have to be in it to win it
Last night the inaugural SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards were launched at Regus in Cambourne, where many of the sponsors and local businesses gathered for networking and plenty of photos.
Focusing on the why - the business behind the process
Business process automation has become one of those buzz word phrases that is steadily losing its meaning, but to Business Cloud Integration Ltd it's really concise and meaningful.
Organisations urged to achieve ISO27001 compliance as ISO reports a 20% rise in certification
IT Governance, the leading provider of cyber security and ISO 27001 expertise and solutions, is urging organisations to achieve compliance to ISO 27001, the standard for information security management.
Packed programme of events to celebrate Black History Month in Cambridge
AN EXCITING programme of exhibitions, talks, poetry, storytelling and live music is coming to Cambridge during October to mark this year’s Black History Month.