Multiclient seismic data offshore Mozambique available from Schlumberger
Schlumberger announced today the availability of its multiclient seismic survey offshore Mozambique. The Schlumberger multiclient seismic data offered in collaboration with the National Petroleum Institute of Mozambique (INP) includes reprocessed 2D lines and newly acquired seismic data, and provides detailed imaging of the subsurface.
Peterborough DNA hosts Innovation Week
As part of Peterborough’s Future Cities programme, Peterborough DNA is hosting an Innovation Week in Peterborough from 8–12 November.
Last chance to register for the Space Technology Showcase
The Centre for EO Instrumentation and Space Technology (CEOI-ST) is hosting its Fourth Biennial Technology Showcase on Thursday 13th November 2014 in London. Participation is free.
UKTI gives East of England companies the confidence to obtain big wins in China
With £534 million growth in the export of goods from the East of England to China over the last ten years, UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is using Export Week 2014 to encourage more businesses from the region to build on this success and consider the potential for big wins in China.
Online Marketing Part 7: The landing page
There are a lot of definitions floating on the internet describing what a landing page is and some of them can be a little bit confusing, says Spirus. We marketers sometimes like to distinguish between pages, but for the average Internet user, the difference can sometimes be unclear.
Alternative finance market set to double in 2015
The UK’s alternative finance market – which includes crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending and invoice trading – is set to reach nearly £2 billion by the end of the year, and is expected to double in 2015, as businesses increasingly seek more efficient ways to raise funding.
IfM adds 3D printing laboratory for students
Cambridge University Department of Engineering's Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) has added a new cutting-edge resource to its facilities – its very own 3D printing laboratory.
East of England SMEs shun overseas expansion
More a third (36%) of small businesses in the East of England have no interest in exploring overseas markets, according to research by KPMG and YouGov released today.
Soraya Jones steps down as CEO at Cambridge Wireless
Dr Soraya Jones has decided to step down as CEO at Cambridge Wireless, the leading not-for-profit, international community for companies involved in the research, development and application of wireless and mobile technologies.
CambridgeIC unveils pan/tilt angle sensors at Electronica 2014
CambridgeIC’s resonant inductive sensors are usually hidden inside products from leading electronics brands. See them revealed at Electronica 2014 in Munich this week (November 11 to 14), at booth 260 in hall A4.
Public invited for views on initial designs for Cambridge Rules public art commission
Cambridge City Council is inviting the public to give their views on initial ideas for a significant new public artwork for Parker’s Piece.
Six sensational tips to getting a job in HR
Finding your ideal HR job may be a challenge, but as long as you’re tenacious and driven, you’ll get on just fine! In fact, you’ll need these skills to do your job, which is likely to be a busy role, helping an organisation to run smoothly and to grow and develop.
The Imitation Game: an exclusive Cambridge screening hosted by Featurespace
Featurespace cordially invites you to join them for a private drinks reception and cinema premier.
Snappy dress, good cause
‘Suits for Suits’ day raises funds to protect healthcare workers battling Ebola
Domino explains rules for food packaging inks
Domino has produced a white paper for companies in the food supply chain entitled ‘Inks for food packaging’, to clarify the regulations and guidelines that govern use of inks for food packaging as well as coding and marking, either printed directly onto food or packaging, using continuous ink jet (CIJ) techniques.
Willmott Dixon awarded main contract to build the University of Cambridge Primary School
The University of Cambridge has awarded Willmott Dixon the £11million contract to build the primary school that will be operated by the University.
CIT flexes its circuits at Advanced Engineering UK 2014
CIT is demonstrating the advantages of low-cost, digitally printed, flexible circuits at Advanced Engineering UK 2014 at the NEC this week.
Why you should add Inventor Publisher to your workflow
Designed specifically for technical communications professionals, Autodesk Inventor Publisher software makes it simple for non-CAD users to work directly with 3D design models to create clear, accurate, and compelling product documentation.
AIXTRON receives 'Award of outstanding achievement for global SSL development'
AIXTRON has been recognised for its contributions to the establishment of the international Solid State Lighting (SSL) industry.
Five awards in two months for Birketts
Birketts, the top 100 law firm based in the East of England, has picked-up a further award at this year’s Corporate INTL Legal Awards.
Quality by Design for biopharmaceuticals: progress and opportunities
De Montfort University’s Quality by Design group invites you to attend the launch event at MedImmune on Granta Park for its new distance learning module in Quality by Design for Biopharmaceuticals.
DFJ Esprit acquires TTP Ventures
DFJ Esprit LLP has entered into an agreement with TTP Ventures - the investment arm of TTP Group plc - for the acquisition of all of its venture capital investments. Included in the transaction are TTP Ventures’ investments in Displaydata and Pulmagen Therapeutics (Asthma), among others.
ViewRanger keeps Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge riders on track
ViewRanger is supporting The One Show’s Rickshaw Challenge for BBC Children in Need, 'Salford to Walford' which starts today (November 7), for the fourth consecutive year.
Cambridge professor and ScienceGrrl celebrate women in science
A Cambridge professor and an army of ScienceGrrls – with a little assistance from the late Magnus Pyke – will be helping celebrate women in science, with the release on iTunes of a cover version of Thomas Dolby’s 1982 hit She Blinded Me With Science.
£30,000 competition prize to find Britain’s greatest SME
Business is GREAT has teamed up with BT to launch a nationwide competition to find the most innovative and successful small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. The competition has been designed to champion these businesses and to showcase the Government’s growth support for small firms.