Syngene's imaging system used in research into conditions such as Haemophilia A
A major European Biopharma uses Syngene's G:BOX Chemi XX6 imaging system to accurately characterise large therapeutic proteins.
Bilingual babies: new early learning innovation supports English language development
Skylark Learning, the early childhood education company delivering innovative resources to help children learn through meaningful play, has designed a multisensory toolkit for learning English at home. Launched earlier this year, Skylark English: All About Me provides a fun, interaction-based method for play-based learning, specially designed to inspire little learners from birth upwards.
Executive MBA graduates from Cambridge Judge win Standout Award
A company founded by two Cambridge Judge Executive MBA graduates that provides software tools to help clients manage their legal workflow has been awarded a Standout Award in the Technology category of the prestigious Financial Times Innovate Lawyers awards.
Lumie helps Cambridge secondary school students wake up brighter
Light therapy specialist Lumie is to help school students wake up brighter with a trial that starts at Chesterton Community College in Cambridge this week.
£75 million investment for University's Cavendish Laboratory
The Government announced a £75 million investment in the University of Cambridge Cavendish Laboratory as part of yesterday's Spending Review. This will be matched with a further £75 million from the University to transform the Cavendish, helping maintain Britain’s position at the forefront of physical sciences research.
PCB production: inert gas blanketing in solder reflow ovens
PCBs (printed circuit boards) are at the heart of electronic communication devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptop computers. As use of these devices increases, so does the demand and expectation of both customer and industry alike, for reliability and high-quality.
A second look at project management: RiverRhee Consulting Newsletter Nov - Dec 2015
RiverRhee has been running one-day courses and short modules on project management for those in Library and Information Management, the Life Sciences and SMEs for a while now. This newsletter picks up on four aspects of project management that have been cropping up quite regularly in our courses. It also builds on one of our previous newsletters: Notes for the occasional project manager.
NW Brown highlights key points in the 2015 Autumn Statement
This year’s Autumn Statement and Spending Review saw George Osborne reiterate his belief that the UK can return to a budget surplus during this parliament, says NW Brown.
CRFS exhibits at the 52nd Annual AOC International Symposium and Convention
Visit CRFS at the 52nd Annual AOC International Symposium and Convention in Washington DC, USA.
Nanotherm scoops Elektra ‘LED product of the year’ award
Cambridge Nanotherm, a producer of innovative thermal management technology, has won the “LED Lighting Product of the Year” award at the 2015 Elektra Awards for its ‘Nanotherm DM’ product. The industry’s largest technology and business awards, the Elektras is in its 13th year of celebrating the best the electronics industry has achieved.
Anglia Ruskin announces new Vice Chancellor
Anglia Ruskin University has announced its new Vice Chancellor, Professor Iain Martin, who will succeed Professor Michael Thorne when he retires in March 2016.
Cambridge Compass gets the go ahead
A cluster of local development sites are celebrating after being awarded Enterprise Zone status thanks to the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Bulgin launches compact Buccaneer® 4000 connectors
Bulgin – an Elektron Technology brand – has expanded its ever-popular Buccaneer® range of environmentally-sealed power and data connectors with the introduction of the new Buccaneer 4000 Series.
Shahzad Ansari of Cambridge Judge wins prize at Innovation Management awards
A research paper co-authored by Shahzad Ansari of Cambridge Judge Business School has won a prize at the Innovation Management awards in Germany.
Conference venues link-in to social media training
The value of social media, how to assess its value, optimising individual platforms and developing a social media strategy were just some of the topics covered in a series of three sessions organised by Conference Cambridge for its member venues.
Who’s manning your phones over Christmas?
There's nothing better than coming back in to the office after a holiday to find an email from a potential client who has called...
Serious play: Tech Talk explores projects from the Digital R&D Fund for Arts
'Serious play' is the subject of a Tech Talk taking place in Cambridge next Thursday (December 3rd), as part of a series of regional events being offered by Nesta, Arts Council England and Arts & Humanities Research Council.
IT Governance launches fourth edition of its popular guide 'PCI DSS – A Pocket Guide'
The international information security experts IT Governance have added a new title to their catalogue: the fourth edition of PCI DSS – A Pocket Guide by Alan Calder and Geraint Williams.
Kerio Technologies announces acquisition of GetSync'd
Kerio Technologies strengthens its Cloud offering with acquisition of long-time partner GetSync'd.
EY comments: mini Budget or merely a trailer?
Stuart Wilkinson, tax partner at EY in Cambridge, comments on the Autumn Statement today: “The Chancellor has delivered on one promise – to make the Autumn Statement more about the economy and less of the mini-Budgets of his predecessors. Today was less of a mini Budget and more of a trailer for what’s yet to come."
Horizon Discovery Group plc signs three diagnostic agreements worth an initial $3.3 million
Horizon Discovery Group plc, the international life science company supplying research tools and services that power genomics research and the development of personalised medicines, today announced it has signed development agreements with three major developers of companion diagnostic tests worth an initial c$3.3 million (c£2.2 million).
EY’s Autumn Statement predictions: making sure that the plan works
While the main focus of the Autumn Statement today will be on the macroeconomic picture, the Chancellor is expected to take steps to ensure that the UK’s economy and tax system remain robust and competitive, says EY.
Peterborough named Smart City of the Year 2015
Peterborough has been named Smart City of the Year 2015 in Barcelona.
Cambridge Judge alumna is a rising star among women bio-entrepreneurs
Cambridge Judge alumna Jelena Aleksic has been named as a rising star in the BioBeat 50 Movers and Shakers Report, which identifies women who are challenging the status quo to bring new strategies and creativity to the global healthcare industry.
Glass Solutions celebrates a decade of excellence
Glass Solutions, a world leader in the manufacture of high quality, precision glassware, is the supplier of choice for numerous design agencies, architects and production companies requiring custom-designed, decorative pieces of glassware.