Cambridge Sensotec designs specialist calibration service
Following the launch of Cambridge Sensotec's fully automated Rapidox calibration station in March 2014, the company was commissioned by a prestigious aviation engineering company to design a mobile version to incorporate the full functionality of the fixed system.
What do we look for in leaders?
Over the years Annette Williams of David&Dean has trained many prospective and seasoned leaders as well as managers in project management.
Using the internet to boost participation in clinical trials
The success of a clinical trial hinges on its ability to recruit enough patients. Dr Frank Waldron-Lynch from the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research explains how the use of the internet to directly contact patients with type 1 diabetes greatly accelerated the recruitment leading to the early completion of his team’s study of a potential new treatment for type 1 diabetes.
Labour-tech shows off fresh new branding
That Firefly Creative is delighted to announce that it has been working with its client Labour-tech on their branding by rethinking a fresh and professional look.
CRFS recruits defence and aerospace marketing expert
CRFS, the world’s leading provider of distributed RF spectrum intelligence systems has expanded its marketing team with appointment of Michael Stern as Technical Marketing Manager - Defence and Aerospace.
Conference explores designing software components for easy code reuse
Embedded systems development tools vendor Hitex will be exhibiting and presenting at this year's UK Device Developers' Conference, explaining how to make a reusable software component with version and configuration control that can be used in house across multiple projects or distributed via a web server.
Cambridge Filmworks' TV series heads stateside!
Cambridge Filmworks' hugely successful motorcycle adventure TV series The Ride London to Beijing is now being broadcast across all of North, South and Central America as well as in Asia and Europe.
Founder views: Paul Larbey, Head of IP Video Business at Nokia
Did you know that the round-the-clock nerve centre for some of the world’s largest cable TV operators is located here? That’s just one reason why Paul Larbey, Head of IP Video Business at Nokia, thinks Cambridge is amazing. In the latest of Cambridge Network's interviews with Founder members, he says we should be shouting about it.
Learn how to present yourself
Whether you're a seasoned presenter wanting to brush up your skills, or a complete novice with no experience of presenting, Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration has a course next month to help you be the best that you can be.
WANTED — THE CLASS OF 2015
Heather Kendle, Director of Marketing and Product Development, Inca Digital, launches this year’s search for Inca engineering apprentices
Glass Solutions offer jacketed reactors for any application
Glass Solutions has launched a range of jacketed reactor systems.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor with X10 LTE powers new LG G4 smartphone
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. continues to bring advanced camera, multimedia, audio and connectivity features to the latest LG devices.
Qualcomm drives LTE advanced carrier aggregation momentum in China with Snapdragon Processors
Support for LTE Advanced Carrier Aggregation and fast data throughput available across all Snapdragon processor tiers
Cambridge BID announces fund for creative projects
Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) is inviting organisations across Cambridge to apply for a share of £10,000 of funding towards a creative or engaging project that will help promote the city centre or support city centre businesses, between now and April 2016.
Printing unchained from PC: CSR DirectOffice deployed on HP laserjet printers
CSR's DirectOffice enables high-fidelity printing of Microsoft Office documents directly from USB drives, mobile devices and the cloud.
Cambridge Index advances 2.6%
The Cambridge Index climbed 2.6% or 478.5 points to 18,968.5, as six of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Onespacemedia joins panel for 'Guardian' branding masterclass
Onespacemedia MD James Cotton is set to take part in The Guardian’s upcoming live small business masterclass - one of a small number of experts on-hand to provide advice on brand and digital strategy.
Adder Technology scoops two awards at NAB 2015
Adder Technology, the high performance KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) specialist, announced it received two prestigious awards at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) 2015 show in Las Vegas.
GTC sponsors Housebuilder Awards
GTC today announces that it will be sponsoring the Housebuilder Awards 2015.
Cantab Lettings sponsors Hills Road Sixth Form College sports shirts
Cantab Lettings sponsors Hills Road Sixth Form College sports shirts. The girls' hockey team has been wearing their new kit this season.
Raising money, awareness and morale: CSR for SMEs
Entering into corporate social responsibility (CSR) isn't actually as complex as a lot of SMEs view it to be, says Prospect Research...
Dawn simulators are a useful tool in the treatment of SAD, reports Lumie
Dawn simulators have a valuable role to play in the treatment of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), according to the latest research led by medical researcher Dr Konstantin Danilenko in collaboration with Lumie, the Cambridge-based light therapy specialist. The research is published by the Journal of Affective Disorders.
WaveFX films Scottish science and Bristol worms
Last weekend local video company WaveFX travelled over 2000 miles across the UK, filming at the Edinburgh Science Festival and the University of Bristol Life Science Labs.
Nepal shows its vulnerability after devastating earthquake
Following the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal this weekend, Simon Redfern, Professor in Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge, explains in The Conversation how a combination of factors has come together with fatal consequences.
Upside down and inside out
Researchers have captured the first 3D video of a living algal embryo turning itself inside out, from a sphere to a mushroom shape and back again. The results could help unravel the mechanical processes at work during a similar process in animals, which has been called the “most important time in your life."