Jackson Fire & Security urges Cambridge property investors to review fire safety
Leading Cambridge fire safety experts have urged city landlords to review fire safety after a landlord was fined £15,000 during a City Council crackdown.
East Anglia profit warnings fall 30% year on year
The total number of profit warnings issued by quoted companies in East Anglia fell by 30% in 2015 (9), compared with 13 in 2014 – the lowest number of warnings recorded since 2009.
Nick Gomer returns to Cambridge as EY’s new Office Managing Partner
Nick Gomer has recently been appointed Office Managing Partner in EY’s Cambridge office, returning to lead the regional practice across the East of England.
Ebola legacy lab will improve Sierra Leone’s resilience to future epidemics
Samples from the recently confirmed case of Ebola in Sierra Leone have been analysed at a new infectious diseases laboratory in the country, set up in partnership with the University of Cambridge in the wake of the epidemic.
24-hour hackathon comes to Cambridge Corn Exchange
Hack Cambridge is the University of Cambridge’s very own hackathon. For 24 intense hours of programming and invention, up to 400 of the most talented students from around the world will gather in the Corn Exchange this weekend to push the limits of technology.
Nanotech research fellow amasses honours
Since joining Cambridge University's Department of Engineering, Dr Matt Cole, Oppenheimer Research Fellow in the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics, and Fellow of St Edmund’s College, has made significant achievements in research, industry, teaching and outreach.
Dyson Centre celebrates launch with open day for students
Cambridge University Department of Engineering’s Dyson Centre for Engineering Design has celebrated its opening with a day of demonstrations, experiments and other activities.
Birketts’ SIPP team goes from strength to strength
Liona Beckham has joined the fast-growing SIPP team at top 100 law firm Birketts as an associate.
Time to check on your Community Trade Marks
Do you own a Community Trade Mark (CTM) filed before 22 June 2012? If so, later this year, you will have a six month window to make a declaration to the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) about the goods and services that your registrations cover.
Cambridge to Oxford ‘Varsity Walk’ propels University Library towards £1500 target
Simon Gates, Chairman of the Cambridge University Library Staff Club, undertook an 80 mile, three day trek from the University Library in Cambridge to the Bodleian in Oxford last November, all in a bid to raise funds for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity.
Research explores the winter blues
Millions of Brits are living a “mushroom” existence throughout the winter – never venturing outside during working hours, according to new research.
Docker acquires Unikernel Systems
Unikernel's unique approach to deploying and managing applications is bought by Docker.
Different models for financing SMEs needed in Middle East region
Different models for financing SMEs needed in Middle East region, Dr Khaled Soufani of Cambridge Judge writes in the Middle East Economic Digest.
Position sensors company Zettlex secures export deals worth £3million
Cambridge-based sensors company, Zettlex, has had an exceptional start to 2016 with its IncOder™ product range already securing export deals worth more than £3 million.
Apply to CUTEC Sustainable Futures Challenge with your synthetic biology ideas
Are you interested in collaborative problem-solving for a more sustainable future? Use your skills and passion to work with people of various backgrounds to solve agri-tech problems and create impact.
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity invites walkers to sparkle: date unveiled for Star Shine Stroll
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity is pleased to announce that registration has now opened for its ninth annual Star Shine Stroll, which will take place on Saturday 14 May.
Cambridgeshire partnership celebrates high-speed fibre broadband reaching nearly 100,000
Cambridgeshire is celebrating being a leading digital county with the high-speed fibre broadband roll-out programme reaching close to 100,000 homes and businesses that could not get it before.
Unlock the potential of smart technology and data management
Need to store large amounts of data efficiently? Interested in the Internet of Things and smart technologies? Then join Dataracks and Cambridge Cleantech at The Trinity Centre, Cambridge, on Thursday 4th February 2016 to learn more about recent developments in smart technology and edge computing.
Birketts receives corporate law award
Top 100 UK law firm Birketts has been voted the regional winner of the 2016 Corporate Intl Magazine Global Award: ‘Corporate Transactions Law Firm of the Year in England’.
Pure celebrates raising a massive £100,000 for charity
Pure has hit the massive milestone of a grand total of £100k raised for over 20 different charities.
Commercial office space to let in Cambridge
Looking for commercial office space near the Grafton Centre, for up to eight people?
Disappointment at further delay to Cambridge North
Following the news that Cambridge North’s opening will be delayed until May 2017, Daniel Zeichner MP said: "I am extremely disappointed at this further delay to the opening of the new Cambridge North station.
Aerozone smashes first year visitor target in six months
Stansted Airport’s award winning education centre, Aerozone Stansted, has smashed its predicted first year visitor numbers in just six months.
Antenova announces two new flexible antennas
Antenova announces two new flexible antennas: Bentoni and Asper for positioning applications with GNSS and 2.4 – 2.5 GHz applications.
Automotive leader JM Family Enterprises meets ambitious sustainability goals with cr360
Diversified $13.1 billion automotive company JM Family Enterprises is using cr360’s advanced sustainability software to manage multiple aspects of its environmental data, from energy and GHG emissions to water and waste, and to help drive environmental compliance.