CogniDox adds Product Manager and InfoSec features in new Version 8.9
Cognidox today announced the availability of CogniDox version 8.9.0 with additional Product Manager and Information Security features.
Learn about the practice of Project Management
Are you sometimes called upon to manage projects? Learn how to develop good Project Management practice at a course next month organised by Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration.
Domino's D320i keeps Sharp Packaging in good health
Sharp Packaging Services, a division of UDG Healthcare PLC, is a global provider of outer packaging for healthcare, pharmaceutical and biotech products.
eLife supports the Jisc Publications Router
The UK’s Research Excellence Framework Policy for Open Access requires that authors’ final peer-reviewed manuscripts must be deposited in an institutional or subject repository within three months of acceptance for publication. The policy applies to research outputs (such as journal articles and conference proceedings) accepted for publication after 1 April 2016.
Free Public WiFi network makes Cambridge area superconnected
A new Public WiFi network has launched in and around Cambridge, which is fast becoming a super connected city where people can access the internet on the move.
JDR expands service footprint in West Africa
JDR, a leading provider of technology connecting the offshore energy industry, has expanded its footprint by establishing a new service and maintenance facility in Port Harcourt and Lagos, Nigeria in partnership with Royal Niger Emerging Technologies.
Cash will help students protect bright ideas
Anglia Ruskin University has won a Government grant of £71,000 to boost Masters’ students understanding of intellectual property guidelines.
Tame your computer - flag for follow up
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 display your flagged messages in a "For Follow Up" folder (Outlook 2010-2013)...
Seven days left to register for workshop: Medical Device Clinical Trials
Conducting clinical trials is an essential step between the lab and the market place for new medical devices, but how difficult is this requirement to fulfill? Complex and bureaucratic? Difficult to engage clinical partners? Time consuming and costly? Come to the Workshop and find out the reality.
Horizon and Desktop Genetics launch gUIDEbook bioinformatics software for CRISPR gene editing
Horizon Discovery Group plc, a leading provider of research tools to support translational genomics and the development of personalised medicines, today announced the launch of gUIDEbook™, developed in collaboration with Desktop Genetics. gUIDEbook bioinformatics software has been designed to support researchers working with CRISPR genome editing.
More leading brands join menu at Stansted
The £80million transformation of Stansted Airport’s departure lounge is emerging from behind the hoardings as even more leading brands join the menu in the new dedicated area for cafes, bars and restaurants - giving passengers even more choice where to wine and dine before taking flight.
Woodfines provide legal support to renowned artist Alex Chinneck
Alex Chinneck has once again defied the laws of gravity with his latest art installation - ‘Pick yourself up and pull yourself together’ - commissioned by car manufacturer Vauxhall. This installation was displayed at London’s South Bank Centre.
Graduate engineers visit TWI to capitalise on oil and gas expertise and knowhow
Young engineers from one of TWI’s Industrial Member companies visited the organisation’s Cambridge headquarters recently to find out more about how TWI supports their work.
Eliminate risk when speaking
Communication coach Jon Torrens describes how to make things a little easier when making a presentation.
AVEVA inspires the next generation of Korean ship designers
AVEVA Marine and AVEVA Bocad licences are to be used in over 20 academic institutions.
Somersault named as finalist in 2015 Recommended Agency Awards
Somersault has been named as a finalist in two categories for the Recommended Agency Awards 2015. For the second year running, Somersault has been nominated as a finalist in the ‘Corporate Communications Agency of the Year’ and ‘TV/Video/Audio Production Agency of the Year’ categories. In 2014 Somersault went on to win the ‘Corporate Communications Agency of the Year’ award.
Calling all volunteers! Cambridge Literary Festival is fast approaching and needs your help
If you love literature, have a passion for politics, rave about rhymes or are interested in meeting some of today’s brightest writers, thinkers, historians, scientists, artists and political commentators then join the festival fun as a steward this April.
Will the environmental vote swing it?
Candidates standing in Cambridge in May’s General Election will be highlighting their environmental credentials when they take part in a Question Time panel discussion at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge this Friday, 20 March (7.30pm).
Cambridge school through to national business final
Business-savvy students from Hills Road 6th Form College beat off competition from 10 other local teams to win the Cambridge heat of ICAEW’s national business and accounting competition, BASE last week.
Life Sciences in the picture
This Wednesday (18 March) will see the return of the Graduate School of Life Sciences poster and image competition at the Cambridge Science Festival, which started last Monday and runs for two weeks.
Syrris sets the scene for another exciting year
Syrris, a world leader in laboratory-scale and flow chemistry systems, continues to go from strength to strength, achieving sales growth of 18% during 2014.
New survey reveals the needs of South Cambridgeshire businesses for 2015
A survey has revealed that raising finance, finding new customers, business planning, and website and social media are key issues to starting-up and growing a successful business in South Cambridgeshire. The good news is that help is at hand through free expert workshops conducted by Exemplas on behalf of South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Why are some gadgets with rechargable batteries exploding? CDP investigates!
Today we’re all surrounded by personal electronic devices, not just phones but increasingly novel wearables, watches and products like e-cigarettes, which have become an essential part of our lives. They all have one thing in common; they contain a rechargeable battery.
New Master of Studies in Social Innovation degree will launch in 2016
Cambridge Judge Business School announced today that a new Master of Studies in Social Innovation degree programme will launch in 2016, developed by the Centre for Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge. Applications open from late 2015
Accelerate Cambidge's Biotech Startup Weekend at the Judge Business School
During the weekend of 20-22 March 2015 Accelerate Cambridge will be hosting the first Cambridge Biotech Startup Weekend at Cambridge Judge Business School in collaboration with AstraZeneca.