Strem Chemicals offers nearly 50 types of bubblers
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is a thin film deposition technique that is based on the sequential use of a gas phase chemical process. It used to be known as Molecular Layering and is often used in microelectronics; the majority of ALD reactions use two chemicals, typically called precursors.
Ubisense steps up a gear with motor show debut
Ubisense Group plc, a leading provider of real-time location intelligence solutions for automotive manufacturers, is in pole position to make a big impact with its first appearance at the Automotive Engineering show next week (Nov 11-12). The company will demonstrate why its Smart Factory solutions are fast becoming the go-to choice for some of the world’s most recognisable vehicle brands.
Energy use and electricity generation
More R&D is needed to develop the secure, clean energy of tomorrow, says The Scientific Alliance.
This evolution will not be televised – it will be broadcast on the radio. But how?
Wireless industry experts convened at a Cambridge Wireless (CW) event at Aon UK in London this week to discuss the future of radio broadcast. While the process of television digital switchover is now complete, providing a more consistent viewing experience, radio has not reached the same point, even though it was first launched nearly 20 years ago.
Cambridge CMOS Sensors attends Electronica 2014 trade fair
Come and see how advanced sensor solutions from Cambridge CMOS Sensors can enable improved health and wellbeing at Electronica 2014, the "26th International Trade Fair for Electronic Components, Systems and Applications” in Munich, Germany, next week (November 11-14).
Discover the unique SENSITEST® canine Lymphoma Blood Test from Avacta Animal Health
Avacta Animal Health is delighted to be exhibiting at this year’s London Vet Show (LVS), held at Olympia, London, from the 20th to the 21st of November.
Hewitsons LLP upholds strong position in 2015 Chambers and Partners Guide
Leading law firm Hewitsons LLP continues to hold a solid standing in the 2015 Chambers and Partners legal guide across East Anglia, the East Midlands and the Midlands.
Strategy is key to a successful social media campaign
Companies need to appreciate the value of a digital strategy before launching into social media platforms, John Dibb, Head of Digital at KISS Communications, told this week's Cambridge Network digital workshop.
Blue Smile invites you to the launch of the Blue Smileopolitan cocktail
Next Friday (November 14), learn how to make cocktails and support Blue Smile's charity work in schools.
Success For Managers Tip: How do you escape from a Betari’s Box?
This might sound like something from Dr Who, writes Madeleine Morgan of Growu, but stick with it.
Open University warns of risk to UK economy of ignoring benefits of part-time study
British industry cannot afford to overlook the benefits of part-time study, according to The Open University, as new research shows the economic impact of the OU to be more than £3bn.
Birketts advises on shareholder exit for Youngman Group, having advised on original MBO
The multi-award winning Birketts' corporate and commercial team has advised the shareholders of Youngman Group on a successful exit, having advised on the original MBO in 2005. The financial value of the acquisition was not disclosed.
AIX R6 sets new standards in LED manufacturing
AIXTRON’s next generation MOCVD tool excels through top level production performance, lowest cost of ownership and major productivity increase.
Cambridge Festival of Ideas wraps up biggest year yet
The street banners are down, the fuchsia-clad volunteers have gone home. But the ideas shared over the fortnight of art, social sciences and culture still echo for thousands of attendees, inspiring conversations and sparking new interests.
'Vision and tenacity of early engineering greats is needed to tackle future challenges'
If the engineering community is to rise to the challenges presented by global mega-trends such as climate change, population growth and resource depletion, we will need to “adopt the vision, tenacity and ingenuity of our Victorian forebears”, according to the new President of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Professor David Balmforth.
Clearing a path for electrons in polymers: closing in on the speed limits
A new class of low-cost polymer materials, which can carry electric charge with almost no losses despite their seemingly random structure, could lead to flexible electronics and displays which are faster and more efficient.
Birketts provides free entrepreneurial support for game developers
The technology team at leading East of England law firm, Birketts, is supporting gamers in Essex by working alongside The Eastern Enterprise Hub.
Digital boost available for businesswomen in Cambridgeshire
Connecting Cambridgeshire has launched a scheme to help women in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough start or grow their own businesses, or return to work.
Cambridge Intelligence named one of the UK’s most innovative companies
Cambridge-based data visualization firm, Cambridge Intelligence, is celebrating having been named one of the UK’s most innovative young businesses in this year's Startups Awards.
AstraZeneca PLC reports third quarter of growth
Pascal Soriot, AstraZeneca's Chief Executive Officer, commenting on the company's third quarter and nine months 2014 results, said: "I’m pleased to report our third consecutive quarter of revenue growth, driven by a strong contribution from our growth platforms."
FluGen-Arecor successfully completes project to develop stable liquid universal flu vaccine
FluGen-Arecor partnership successfully completes Innovate UK SMART Grant-funded project to develop stable liquid formulations of promising Universal Flu Vaccine REDEE FLU™.
'Four ways to wake up feeling better in winter'
Olivia Parker of The Telegraph reports on new scientific research into the "waking up process", featuring the research of Angela Clow, Professor of Psychophysiology, University of Westminster, into the Cortisol Awakening Response (CAR) and that burst of Cortisol received by our brains during waking.
Potential Alzheimer's antibody crosses blood-brain barrier in primates
A US study has shown that an antibody being explored for its potential to fight Alzheimer’s disease is capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier in non-human primates – a crucial part of developing treatments for the disease. The study was published yesterday (November 5) in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
Books and bubbles!
Once again the Cambridge Champagne Company is delighted to support the Cambridge Literary Festival's Winter event on Sunday 30 November.
Mills & Reeve advises on US$3bn acquisition
Mills & Reeve is advising Columbus International Inc and its shareholders on the sale of Columbus to Cable & Wireless Communications plc.