WaveFX films at 'Motown the Musical' London launch event
The West End production of Motown the Musical opened this month at the Shaftesbury Theatre, featuring the music and lyrics from the legendary Motown catalogue and book by Motown founder Berry Gordy.
New Xaar 1003 raises the bar for industrial printing
Xaar, the world leader in industrial inkjet technology, is pleased to announce the launch of the Xaar 1003 family of printheads which sets a new benchmark for industrial inkjet printing.
Lauterbach offers multi-architecture debug solution
New support in Lauterbach TRACE32® tools makes it easy to debug designs combining MIPS and ARM® CPUs.
World first as 3,000-year-old Chinese oracle bones go 3D
The earliest-known example of Chinese writing – written more than 3,000 years ago on the bones of an ox – has become the world’s first Chinese oracle bone to be scanned and printed in 3D.
Voyage Manager is now a multi-lingual platform
Voyage Manager – a highly versatile travel tracking, reporting, and monitoring system – is building on its reputation as the most customisable travel tracking software available by announcing today that the platform is now available in Japanese.
Hewitsons successfully opposes the grant of a new business tenancy
Hewitsons’ Property Litigation Team has helped to secure a County Court victory for joint landlords.
New exercise and play facilities get the go ahead at Great Kneighton Country Park
Plans for the second phase of the 120-acre Country Park at the multi award-winning Great Kneighton development in Trumpington have been approved by Cambridge City Council.
Cambridge Live announces artists for Syd Barrett public art project
Cambridge Live has announced the details of the artists who will create a piece of public art to commemorate the life of Pink Floyd founding member Syd Barrett that will be displayed at the Cambridge Corn Exchange, the location of his final live concerts.
Local MP gets physical with computing and meets Jnfr the Robot
MP Daniel Zeichner, visited the Cambridge Centre for Computing History, the city’s newest museum, recently.
Event focuses on how to cope with living in the digital age
Beyond Balance, a one-day event focusing on how digital technology affects our work, our homes and everything in between, will take place in London on Monday, 27 June.
Intelligent Optimisations see financial savings after just two months of using Money Mover
Marketing technology company, Intelligent Optimisations, predicts future savings of tens of thousands of pounds by using Money Mover.
The new world of work – how flexible and part-time working are becoming the norm
Are you a SME intrigued to learn more about how to harness the right talent for growth? Come along to a Cambridge Network breakfast networking event next month with Sara Hill, founder of Capability Jane and the Job Share Project.
Field Pathogenomics a defence against rust and other 'cereal killers'
Leading scientists discuss rust prediction and prevention at forthcoming Agri-Tech East event.
Lights! Camera! Play! New exhibition explores the crossover between videogames and cinema
A new gaming exhibition will open at the Cambridge Centre for Computing History on Saturday (26th March). Lights! Camera! Play! will showcase how games and cinema have influenced one another from the 70s to the present day through displays of objects, playable games, and more.
Ten years of Twitter
On this day 10 years ago, software developer Jack Dorsey (@Jack) typed out a simple message. He only had 140 characters to work with and the words “just setting up my twttr” shortly appeared on the website which we now recognize as Twitter. As Twitter turns 10, Thales e-security looks at the changes to Twitter and other social media sites, the introduction of the 'social media buy button' and how…
Cambridge Science Festival 2016: artificial intelligence stole the show
The 22nd annual Cambridge Science Festival finished on a high yesterday (Sunday) at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, following two momentous weeks of over 350 events and 60,000 visits, making it the largest Festival to date in terms of both events and visits.
Sepura increases commitment to APAC region
Sepura has enhanced its operations in the Asia-Pacific region by investing in new prestigious offices in both Malaysia and Australia.
Metrion Biosciences and EU partners receive €2.2M Eurostars SME funding
Babraham-based Metrion Biosciences Ltd, the specialist ion channel contract research organisation (CRO), today announced it is leading a consortium in receipt of a €2.2 million funding award under the Eurostars SME programme.
The District wins 'Best in Publishing'
Creative agency The District earns an international award for its work on a Norwich University of the Arts project.
If we are not rich can we still be happy? OU academic investigates
Rich beyond your wildest dreams, but does that make you happy? Professor Paul Anand argues that it is factors other than simply wealth which determine your happiness levels. To mark World Happiness Day - which took place this weekend - he introduces the measurement concept and the value of flourishing.
Make clock change easy with Lumie light therapy
Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie says waking with light is the key to managing clock change on Easter Sunday.
Tame your computer - menu manipulation
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to bring back the menu bar (Internet Explorer and Firefox).
Virtual reality - beyond the geeks and gamers
If, when you think of virtual reality and its uses, you imagine geeks with headsets playing computer games and space simulators, then you’d probably be right. However, this technology also offers massive benefits for industrial applications.
Cricket legend Gooch to deliver public talk
Former England and Essex cricket captain Graham Gooch OBE will deliver the third Excellence in Sport public lecture at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Tuesday, 12 April (5.45pm).
Are you glad to be grey?
Scientists have found a gene responsible fore grey hair - would you take the pill to prevent it if one became available? The discovery prompted discussion about what it means to go grey (for both men and women).