Kerio names Heather Paunet as Vice President of Products
Paunet will be responsible for product management, product marketing, user experience, training and documentation.
Headway Cambridgeshire launches National Lottery funded project
Headway Cambridgeshire, the brain injury charity, has received a grant of £59,700 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to look back at the way people with brain injuries have been treated since the mid-19th Century. The project, ‘Making Headway’, will also research the history of the site where the charity is based.
Trust in banking
Restoring public trust in banking requires a cultural commitment that extends to every level of a bank’s organisation, delegates were told at the Cambridge Trust in Banking conference organised by the Executive Education division of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Cambridge one of the best EU cities for digital entrepreneurs
Cambridge is number 11 in Europe for digital entrepreneurs, according to a new index that measures what startups and scale-ups say is important to them.
Entrepreneurs: the health, safety and future of the planet depends on you!
If you're working to tackle some of the world’s greatest sustainability challenges, enter the Unilever Sustainable Living Young Entrepreneurs Awards for a chance to win €200,000 of funding and customised support.
One day, one night, one city
At this year’s Cambridge Festival of Ideas, broadcasting will become broader. From the fish and chip shop to the lecture theatre, from the college to the pub, Arena Night and Day will be screened in various locations throughout Cambridge for 24 hours from noon tomorrow (Friday 23rd October) until noon on Saturday (24th October).
The Stephen Hawking Room at Trinity Hall - an ideal space for the meeting of minds
World famous cosmologist, Professor Stephen Hawking, joined members of Trinity Hall in Cambridge for the official naming of the Stephen Hawking Room.
1248 joins ARM mbed Partner Ecosystem to drive IoT market
Internet of Things (IoT) pioneer 1248 has joined the ARM® mbed™ Partner Ecosystem and today announced that its new automated, IoT device management solution will be launched at the ARM TechCon event in Silicon Valley in November.
cr360 enters its fifth year as a CDP gold software partner
Sustainability software provider cr360 has been named as a gold level CDP software partner for the fifth consecutive year.
Veterans’ expert receives Russian honour
The founder of Anglia Ruskin University’s research institute into military veterans’ issues has been honoured during a ceremony in Moscow.
Ceremony marks start of Illumina’s new EMEA headquarters
Life Sciences Minister George Freeman MP attended BioMed Realty’s groundbreaking ceremony of the new 155,000 square foot pre-let laboratory building for Illumina at Granta Park, Cambridge, yesterday (Weds).
CRFS exhibits at Electronic Warfare Africa 2015
Visit CRFS at Electronic Warfare Africa 2015 in Pretoria, South Africa, next month.
Resource Central goes the extra mile for the RAC
Cambridge and Sarajevo-based Resource Central has completed a three-month resourcing campaign to recruit people from all walks of life into the RAC Direct Sales team. The project utilised both Direct Sourcing and Candidate Attraction methodologies, to engage with entrepreneurial spirits across the UK.
Syngene's gel imaging system helps identify biomarkers in Alzheimer's disease
University of Brescia uses Syngene's G:BOX Chemi XX6 to detect nitrated proteins to help identify biomarkers in Alzheimer's disease.
MobasIgnite appointed digital agency for Adder
MobasIgnite has been appointed as lead digital agency for Adder, a global manufacturer of visual and audio connectivity solutions, after winning a three-way pitch.
CEO and Chair of Kids Company before Parliamentary Select Committee
As the closure of Kids Company generates further fallout in the charities sector, the Chief Executive and Chairman appeared before a Parliamentary Select Committee last week. Christine Berry, a partner in Taylor Vinters’ charities team, reviews their performance.
See the e-Luminate wine tasting and light experiment video
The video of the e-Luminate Wine Tasting & Light Experiment, which took place at the beginning of October, is finally here.
Nemesis Bioscience wins place at UK’s largest innovation show
Nemesis Bioscience has beaten tough competition from across the country to win a place to showcase its product at the UK’s largest innovation show in November. Nemesis was one of 100 companies to be selected to showcase its innovation to over 3,000 attendees at Innovate 2015 on November 9th and 10th at Old Billingsgate in London.
Kerio appoints Richard Gooding as Vice President of Marketing
Gooding will lead Kerio’s global marketing activities including corporate marketing, demand generation, partner marketing and marketing operations.
New AVEVA Engage redefines engineering decision support
Exciting new software, AVEVA Engage™, revolutionises collaborative decision making across capital projects and operating asset
New research rates Cambridge one of the best cities in the UK to open a business
Cambridge is one of the best locations in the UK to start up a small business, according to research compiled by AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians). The city rated highly because it was found to have the least number of small businesses failing and a large number of high growth small and medium enterprises.
Cambridge University Hospitals top in the Eastern region for research activity
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) is top in the Eastern region and has made the UK’s top ten NHS organisations for research-activity, according to the National Institute for Health Research’s (NIHR) League Tables published on the Guardian website today.
Tipping point reached on science funding?
Daniel Zeichner MP has today (Weds) spoken out about the threat to science funding ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review in a Parliamentary debate, calling for a commitment on science spending and warning a tipping point is being reached.
Sound could deliver real-time cancer results
New research shows that converting medical data into sound could enable doctors to make instant cancer diagnoses during routine check-ups.
A 'Back to the Future II' inspired look at Twitter...
Spirus writes: With today being ‘Back to the Future Day,’ it inspired us to take a look at some old blog posts from the past to compare them to the present day (Tom even wore a t-shirt for the occasion). One in particular stood out...