Cambridge businesses must use coming months to assess impact on trade, people and regulation
Nick Gomer, EY’s managing partner in Cambridge, discusses the implications of the EU Referendum vote
Tame your computer at networking breakfast
Modern computers are increasingly powerful, but most of us fail to make the best use of them - simply because we're not aware of all their capabilities. The next Cambridge Network Breakfast Networking session this Thursday (30th June) will not only help you master your machine, but will also help you understand how to protect yourself from online threats.
Viva Computer! New festival and exhibition opens at the Centre for Computing History
A new festival and exhibition opens next week at the Cambridge Centre for Computing History, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Viva Computer! records the memories of the engineers, inventors, microchip designers, game developers, tech entrepeneurs and end users who have helped create the high-tech world we live in today.*
US2U Consulting's Rachel Blackburn celebrates Open University award
US2U Consulting's Rachel Blackburn was presented with her Open University Business School Highly Commended Alumni Award for her contribution to an organisation and society at the Open University campus in Milton Keynes on Wednesday 22 June.
Emerging agri-tech on display at Royal Norfolk Show
At the Royal Norfolk Show this week, Agri-Tech East brings together an exciting cross-section of innovations in partnership with the RNAA and the University of East Anglia (UEA), providing an ideal opportunity for discussions with people at the cutting-edge of the industry.
Cambridge stands together
A gathering will take place tomorrow (Tuesday 28th June) at 5pm outside the Guildhall following the EU referendum results. This will be one of a number of events held in cities including London, Oxford, Manchester, Cardiff and Liverpool.
Conservatories go back to the drawing board
Traditional conservatories are cold in winter and sometimes too hot in summer.
When you get paid can mean more than how much
One of the key factors controlling how quickly your business can grow is how long your capital spends tied up in your projects.
Ostara Systems Limited achieves Cyber Essentials certification with IT Governance
IT Governance, the cyber security consultancy firm and CREST-accredited certification body, has helped Cloud-based software solutions company Ostara Systems Limited achieve certification to the Cyber Essentials scheme.
Brexit uncertainty calls for ongoing vigilance in data protection and cyber security
IT Governance, the global provider of cyber security, IT governance, risk management and compliance expertise, is urging organisations to take an ongoing and vigilant approach to data protection and cyber security despite the uncertainty created by the Brexit vote.
PHG Foundation at the Precision Medicine Forum London 2016
PHG Foundation Director, Dr Hilary Burton will be at the Precision Medicine Forum London 2016 next month to share her insights on mainstreaming genomics in the NHS.
SmithsonHill invites you to a Public Exhibition on land at Hinxton
As part of its on-going engagement with the local community and key stakeholders, SmithsonHill is carrying out a Public Exhibition to share its emerging proposals for a site for AgriTech and related sectors on the land at Hinxton (east of the A1301 and south of the A505).
'IoT industry needs to focus on demand rather than need' - Future of Wireless conference
The Internet of Things industry is confusing need with demand said Mischa Dohler, Professor, King's College London and Co-founder of Worldsensing, in an opening session at last week’s CW 8th Future of Wireless International Conference at the IET: Savoy Place in London.
Workshop: Biosensors for Cancer Diagnosis
A one-day Workshop on Biosensors for Cancer Diagnosis will be held on 21 July 2016 at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London. The programme will include invited presentations by medical device companies and academic research projects, with the objective of assessing the current state and future opportunities for the application of biosensors in the early diagnosis of…
When it pays to take advice...
Hewitsons was instructed on an estate where the deceased had made a homemade codicil to a professionally drafted Will.
Try Networking on a Bike
As part of Addenbrooke’s 250th anniversary, Ashtons Legal would like to invite all professional and business cyclists to join them at one or more 'Networking on a Bike' events this summer.
Economy sets sail to the unknown as UK votes to exit the EU
Commenting on the EU referendum result for the UK to leave the European Union, Yael Selfin, Head of Macroeconomics, KPMG UK, said: “The Brexit vote will see the UK economy navigating in extremely turbulent waters over the coming months, as the initial shock waves touch all parts of the UK economy and reach much further afield.
Brexit vote result: what it means - Taylor Vinters
As a historic ‘Brexit’ comes to pass - with the UK voting to leave the European Union (EU) - the ramifications for ambitious businesses considering overseas expansion could be considerable.
Referendum: UK to leave, but Cambridge votes to remain in the EU
In a local result which did not reflect the final outcome of yesterday's EU Referendum, where Leave won by 52% to 48%, Cambridge resolutely (73.8%) voted to remain in the European Union.
TWI celebrates National Women in Engineering Day
Heidi Allen, MP for South Cambridgeshire, joined TWI’s Dr Isabel Hadley and around 60 staff to celebrate National Women in Engineering Day. The event also saw the launch by the organisation’s professional division The Welding Institute, of the new Women in Engineering Group.
Losing the conditional tense
Unlike politics, science should not be black and white, says The Scientific Alliance.
Council tackles discrimination and helps residents access services
Cambridge City Council continues to demonstrate its commitment to tackling discrimination and harassment in Cambridge, and removing the barriers that prevent some Cambridge residents and visitors from accessing services, activities and facilities in the city.
Cambridge is a special backdrop for Hospice campaign video viewed by more than 20,000
Cambridge is helping to cause a buzz around Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s new awareness campaign: TEAM ARTHUR.
Would you live in a city made of bone?
The cities of today are built with concrete and steel – but some Cambridge researchers think that the cities of the future need to go back to nature if they are to support an ever-expanding population, while keeping carbon emissions under control.
Stone King achieves Investors in People Gold Standard
Cambridge law firm Stone King has been awarded the prestigious Investors in People Gold Standard - the highest level possible in the award scheme.