Biocair launches new track and trace system - MyCair
Biocair is proud to announce the launch of MyCair, its exciting new track and trace system.
PubLAB study identifies ‘hot spot’ in the chiller
Bottled beers are a growth market- but where is prime position behind the bar? New research shows that the top shelf isn’t top when it comes to maximising sales from a pub’s chiller cabinet.
Stone King advises on Gatwick expansion project
Cambridge law firm Stone King has advised on a major project to double passenger lounge waiting capacity at Gatwick Airport.
Land acquired for commuter car park
East Cambridgeshire District Council has purchased land close to Ely railway station with the aim of providing additional car parking spaces for commuters.
Ubisense and Bosch Rexroth launch tool location and control solution for aerospace assembly
Ubisense Group plc, a leader in enterprise location intelligence solutions, and Bosch Rexroth, specialists in drive and control technologies, have joined forces to launch a new solution at Aerospace Valley Congress.
Saving lives by empowering communities to tackle air pollution
Each year, seven million deaths worldwide are attributed to air pollution. ¹In the UK alone, air pollution contributes to 44,000 deaths annually. ²Drayson Technologies believes that people should have the tools to see what’s in the air they breathe, and empowered with this information be able to reduce their own exposure to, and impact on, air pollution.
New ProBlend provides microbiologists with a powerful blending revolution
Synbiosis, a long-established, expert manufacturer of automated microbiological systems, is delighted to introduce its new ProBlend, compact automated sample blender. This easy-clean system with its innovative paddles is an ideal choice for food microbiologists looking for quiet, yet effective sample blending.
UK IPO activity likely to ‘slide to a near standstill’ in next 12 months following slow 2016
The subdued levels of IPO activity seen this year are expected to continue into 2017 bringing the UK IPO market to a near standstill, according to EY’s IPO Eye released this week.
Cambridge battery paste recycling technology is licensed to Aurelius Environmental
A lead-acid battery paste recycling technology that is cheaper and cleaner than traditional methods, developed by Dr RV Kumar and his research team of the Materials Science Department at the University of Cambridge, has been licensed to Aurelius Environmental (AE) in the West Midlands.
Greater Cambridge City Deal Board to decide on smart transport projects
On 13th July the Greater Cambridge City Deal Board will decide on smarter transport plans that include work towards integrated ticketing, online ticket purchase and feasibility work on driverless vehicles. This will support the recently-agreed eight-point plan for tackling congestion in Cambridge.
New public art project for CB1 Cambridge
Artist Lucy Harrison will today launch an artist’s publication and public artwork at Murdoch House, entitled ‘The Works’. The piece has been commissioned by developers Brookgate and Hill as part of the ongoing public art programme alongside the delivery of CB1, the new city quarter being built around Cambridge station.
Cheffins pays for a day of care at EACH
Market-leading firm of surveyors, property advisers and auctioneers, Cheffins has generously pledged its support for children and young people with life-threatening conditions as the firm donated enough money to pay for a day of care at East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH).
Study shows Immbio's novel pneumococcal vaccine to be safe and immunogenic
Babraham-based ImmunoBiology Ltd (ImmBio), a biopharmaceutical company developing next generation anti-infective vaccines based on its proprietary ImmBioVax™ technology, reports positive results from the First-in-Human study of its novel vaccine, PnuBioVax™, against the bacterial pathogen Streptococcus pneumoniae (NCT02572635).
Youngsters have languages under their spell
Year 7 pupils with a love for languages from across the country will show off their foreign language skills at the Routes into Languages national final at Anglia Ruskin University tomorrow (Friday 1 July).
Pure wins global award for its internal communication system
Pure has been presented with a global award in recognition of its outstanding track record of using its company intranet system to enhance internal communications.
Cambridge Design Partnership wins two Red Dot awards
Innovative design and technology consultancy Cambridge Design Partnership has cemented its reputation for the highest design standards by being awarded two ‘Red Dot: Design Concept’ Awards. Both were received for the team’s work developing the First Response Monitor, a novel wearable connected device which measures and broadcasts patients’ vital signs for instant analysis by medics in emergencies.
Brexit – what does it mean in the short-term?
Lower consumer spend, lower GDP growth, delayed investment decisions and reduced public spending are just some of the impacts the UK will see as a result of the referendum result that will see the country leave the European Union. Further afield, uncertainty will put pressure on economies across Europe and beyond; with general elections, a stronger US dollar and capital outflows creating further…
Diabetes sniffer dogs? ‘Scent’ of hypos could aid development of new tests
A chemical found in our breath could provide a flag to warn of dangerously-low blood sugar levels in patients with type 1 diabetes, according to new research from the University of Cambridge. The finding, published in the journal Diabetes Care, could explain why some dogs can be trained to spot the warning signs in patients.
Final phase of 20mph project to roll out in West, Central and South Cambridge
Cambridge City Council’s city-wide 20mph project is entering its final phase, with work to install 20mph signage across the city’s West Central and South area wards.
Thales survey reveals record rise in use of encryption
Companies with a mature encryption strategy are more likely to use hardware security modules and consistently report lower levels of key management pain, says Thales e-Security.
State of the Nation: Devolution 2016
Placing infrastructure improvements at the heart of the devolution agenda could significantly boost local growth, environmental sustainability and quality of life - and with the right investment, frameworks and skills Combined Authorities can realise these full benefits, according to the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) East of England.
UK interior designer develops maker-artisan online search
News about the Select A Maker directory is spreading. International online News feed, The Editor at Large, has just published a piece about Cambridgeshire interior designer Yasmin Chopin's online maker directory.
IT Governance’s Certified GDPR Foundation training course to be delivered in Copenhagen
IT Governance, the leading provider of data protection and cyber security expertise, is excited to announce its partnership with Copenhagen Compliance to host a Certified General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Foundation training course in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Why can effort estimates sometimes be so inaccurate?
We all know that what you see of an iceberg is only a fraction of what is hiding under the surface, but we can be very accurate in estimation sometimes, and out by orders of magnitude at others. This article looks some of the factors that make the difference.
IT Governance partners with US-based CPA firm to deliver cost-effective SOC 2 and SOC 3 audit
IT Governance, the leading provider of information security products and services, has partnered with US-based CPA firm SSAE16 Professionals to help organisations prepare for and pass a SOC audit.