Would you like to help shape the cultural landscape in Cambridge?
Can you bring vision and drive to continue the legacy of East Anglia’s largest concert hall and Europe’s most acclaimed Folk Festival? Cambridge Live seeks founder trustees...
Cyclists take on chocolate brownie mountain!
Cycle friendly Babraham Research Campus employer, Cancer Research Technology (CRT), has won the Cambridgeshire Cycle Challenge 2014...and a chocolate brownie mountain!
Ask yourself: am I about to assign my research samples to the right company?
Secured your research grant, made a plan, decided to use minimally invasive saliva testing to quantify your results... The number of quality assured saliva assay suppliers out there is reducing. Company takeovers, new directions, reduced R & D investment, restructuring, all lead to greater uncertainty and if your research is running for several years, stability of assay supply, reproducibility…
Success for Managers Tip: Are your V and C enough to get you P?
How a simple equation can help you in your business or career.
Fireworks on Midsummer Common
Cambridge will be living up to its reputation for stunning firework displays when this year’s event, organised by Cambridge City Council, takes place on Wednesday 5 November on Midsummer Common.
Cook up a storm with Bidwells' charity cookbook - 'Make Me, Eat Me!'
Leading property consultancy Bidwells has launched a charity cookbook as part of its fundraising celebrations to mark its 175th year in business.
WWII US veteran ace airman unveils aircraft telling his story
Yesterday (Thursday) IWM Duxford’s newly conserved P-51 Mustang was unveiled by 90 year-old Second World War veteran US airman Huie Lamb.
Workshop looks at changes needed to reduce energy consumption
Anglia Ruskin University's Dr Chris Foulds will explain how we need to change practices, rather than simply change technology, during a free public workshop next week to examine our carbon footprint. In particular, he will discuss how changing our practices is not an easy thing to do.
More speakers confirmed for The Skills Conference 2015!
bksb is excited to announce more speakers for The Skills Conference 2015.
Spark V10.3 offers unprecedented control over scaffold hopping searches
Cresset, provider of computational chemistry software and services, announces the release of Spark V10.3 for scaffold hopping and R-group exploration. New fragment databases give 25% increase in available chemical space.
Alchemie Technology Ltd announces strategic collaboration with Trident (an ITW Company)
Alchemie Technology is pleased to announce a strategic collaboration with Trident (an ITW Company) to supply Trident print heads for industrial inkjet applications.
Isomerase Therapeutics expands presence at Chesterford Research Park
The innovative drug discovery and development company Isomerase Therapeutics has taken an additional suite within the Science Village building at Chesterford Research Park.
Leading employee benefits provider expands presence at Milton Hall Cambridge
Leading employee benefits provider You at Work takes offices in newly refurbished East Wing. Expansion cements Milton Hall as the company's location of choice for first office hub outside London.
Restating firms less likely to receive takeover bids
‘Higher information risk’ scares off would-be acquirers of restating companies, says paper co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
How to survive a zombie apocalypse
The Open University’s computing expert, Dr Neil Smith has created a programme that models a zombie apocalypse to tell us what our best chance of survival is.
Systena Corporation integrates RealVNC’s MirrorLink automotive technology to Tizen IVI
RealVNC™, the provider of VNC® remote access software, and Systena,a Service Solution Business, today announced that they have teamed up to bring RealVNC’s MirrorLink Certified™ 1.1 technology, VNC Automotive, to Systena’s demo unit that has recently been showcased at the Smartphone and Mobile Expo in Tokyo from 29 - 30th October 2014.
US FDA approves once-daily XIGDUO™ XR tablets for adults with Type 2 Diabetes
First US approval for once-daily tablet combining SGLT2 inhibitor and metformin HCl extended-release
More than 60 buildings in Cambridge get free public Wi-Fi
More than 60 buildings in Cambridge will be transformed into free wi-fi hotspots, it was announced today.
Chamber calls for end to meaningless planning consultations
Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce is calling on the government to make planning consultations more meaningful amidst claims that public opinion is simply ignored unless it fits with the government’s agenda.
Showa Denko qualifies AIXTRON’s next generation 8x150mm silicon carbide production system
AIXTRON SE, a worldwide leading provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry, announced today that Japanese manufacturer Showa Denko has successfully qualified the company’s most recent system for manufacturing silicon carbide (SiC) epitaxial wafers.
Domino's Thermal Ink Jet video puts its coding and marking capabilities in the spotlight
Leading coding and marking specialist Domino Printing Sciences today premiered a video highlighting the coding and marking capabilities of the G-Series thermal ink jet (TIJ) printer.
Are marketers getting into the Halloween spirit for 2014?
Despite the retailer boost that's forecast for Halloween, according to Offerpop, only 24% of businesses plan to have a mobile holiday display.
CCS heads to finals of Fierce Innovation Awards for small cell microwave backhaul solution
CCS (Cambridge Communication Systems Limited), creator of the world’s first self-organising small cell microwave backhaul system for mobile networks, today announces that it has been selected as a finalist for this year’s Fierce Innovation Awards: Telecom Edition, an operator-reviewed awards programme from the publishers of FierceWireless, FierceTelecom and FierceCable.
Science starts at home for children of TGAC
The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) opened its doors for its new event ‘Children of TGAC’ that gave the staff’s children the opportunity to put their own questions to the scientists.
ARM launches embedded systems Education Kit to make students work-ready
ARM today unveiled a low-cost toolkit for universities, enabling educators to teach industry-standard embedded systems design and programming concepts.