What is Additive Manufacturing?
Cambridge Sensotec explains the process of Additive Manufacturing.
Young Cambridge artists enjoy Arsenal away day
Young artists who attend the Saturday Art&Design Club, run by the Cambridge School of Art at Anglia Ruskin University in conjunction with the Sorrell Foundation in London, were set a star-studded task during a trip to the Emirates Stadium in London.
Digital marketing: old school vs new school
Senior Web Developer at KISS, Barrie (Baz) Calver knows a thing or two about digital. Here he talks about the challenges of the fast moving digital landscape.
Stocks in Focus: Babcock International
This week Oliver Phillips of NW Brown focuses on Babcock International.
Businesses back apprenticeships at Cambridge Regional College
Businesses from across the region turned out in force to back apprenticeships at a Jobs Fair organised by Cambridge Regional College.
Sponsored place on next Women’s Leadership Programme available to third sector organisations
Pure is offering the chance for one aspiring female leader, working at a deserving organisation in the East of England, to receive a part-funded place on its highly successful Women’s Leadership Programme.
Law firm raises more than £6,500 for Magpas
Irwin Mitchell has presented a donation of more than £6,500 to Magpas Emergency Medical Charity, the law firm’s Cambridge office Charity of the Year for 2015.
Lawyers’ society announces Excellence Awards winners
The Cambridgeshire and District Law Society has announced the winners of its 2016 Excellence Awards, including Trainee Lawyer of the Year and Newly Qualified Lawyer of the Year, at its annual dinner.
CUTEC Bio-Hackathon - apply now!
With support from the SynBio Fund, CUTEC is hosting the UK’s first ever bio-focused “hackathon” in the University of Cambridge. Interdisciplinary teams will take on some of the greatest challenges facing biology.
SBRI Healthcare announces funding boost for urgent and emergency care services
SBRI Healthcare, an NHS England funded initiative to develop innovative products that address unmet health needs, today announced the 14 companies that will share £1.4 million funding to develop products that can significantly impact the increasing pressures being put on urgent and emergency care services.
Innomech and FCS Automation join forces for medical device manufacturers
GB Innomech (Innomech), based near Ely, and FCS Automation (FCS) have agreed to work together to offer medical device manufacturing companies a more integrated approach to robotics and automation.
Suits in Boots – call for teams
Calling all footballers in Cambridge companies! Suits in Boots sees the Cambridge business community take to the football field in support of street children across the globe. Founding host La Playa is seeking teams from Cambridge firms to join the “World Cup” 5-a-side tournament to support Street Child United. Men’s and women’s teams welcome.
Early-stage embryos with abnormalities may still develop into healthy babies
Abnormal cells in the early embryo are not necessarily a sign that a baby will be born with a birth defect such as Down’s syndrome, suggests new research carried out in mice at the University of Cambridge.
From robot intelligence to sex by numbers: Cambridge heads for Hay
For the eighth year running, the Cambridge Series at the prestigious Hay Festival will showcase a broad range of the University's research excellence.
Mill Road midsummer event returns for second year
A summer event celebrating one of Cambridge’s most diverse neighbourhoods is set to take place for a second year this July.
Stobbs comments on well known brands: JAWS bites back!
On 18 March, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) of the US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) upheld an examiner’s decision to refuse two US trademark applications for the word marks “JAWS” and “JAWS DEVOUR YOUR HUNGER”.
Late-night Salivary Cortisol (LNSC) the best approach to screen for Cushing's Syndrome
"Late-night salivary cortisol (LNSC) is now considered the best approach to screen patients suspected of having endogenous hypercortisolism (Cushing's syndrome)"
GTC to sponsor Housebuilder Awards
GTC today announces that it will be sponsoring the Housebuilder Awards 2016. Run by Housebuilder magazine, the awards are well respected in the industry for rewarding innovation and excellence in the house building industry.
Conference Cambridge teams up for Star Shine Stroll memory walk and Arthur Rank Hospice
Conference Cambridge will be striding out at the Star Shine Stroll memory walk on Saturday 14 May, after the team selected Arthur Rank Hospice as its charity for 2016.
Dr Robert Scoffin, CEO of Cresset, awarded Fellowship of Royal Society of Chemistry
Cresset, innovative provider of software and discovery services for small molecule discovery and design, is pleased to announce that Cresset’s CEO, Dr Robert Scoffin, has been awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Enjoy Easter Holiday activities at the Centre for Computing History
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge will be open seven days a week for the duration of the Easter Holidays, until Sunday April 10th.
Cambridge Index adds 0.1%
The Cambridge index traded flat and edged 0.1% higher or 9.8 points to close at 17,072.5.
World’s best orchestra sends players to Cambridge
Members of the world’s best orchestra – the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra – will appear at the Cambridge Union on Tuesday 12 April (7.30pm) for a popular programme of music for string quintet, from Mozart to Piazzolla.
Quantum effects at work in the world’s smelliest superconductor
Researchers have found that quantum effects are the reason that hydrogen sulphide – which has the distinct smell of rotten eggs – behaves as a superconductor at record-breaking temperatures, which may aid in the search for room temperature superconductors.
More heroines, please
Communication Coach Jon Torrens explains why he wants more female protagonists.