Text messaging is transformed
A Cambridge University Engineering Design Lecturer has been recognised for his research work, which has revolutionised the way mobile telephone texting is carried out.
Clinical research at University of Cambridge receives major funding boost
A partnership led by the Medical Research Council (MRC) has awarded the University of Cambridge £25 million to provide cutting-edge equipment and infrastructure for its clinical research, from imaging single disease cells through to improved targeting of treatments for patients.
e-Go aeroplanes and Blue Bear announce MoU at UAV Show
e-Go aeroplanes Limited today announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Blue Bear Systems Research.
Legal 500 recognises Woodfines as a top-tier leading law firm for Transport
Woodfines Solicitors has once again been ranked highly across several disciplines by the highly influential Legal 500 guide to the legal profession.
EU climate change targets: a case of style over substance?
The EU summit agrees 2030 targets for climate change mitigation. The Scientific Alliance discusses the issues.
Aseptika wins Discovery Start-Ups 2014 award for innovative self-management of LTRC
Aseptika Wins Discovery Start-Ups 2014 Award for innovative service for self-management of long-term respiratory conditions from home.
Inca expands Cambridge support facilities and boosts business development team
Inca Digital has responded to the increased world interest in its wide-format flatbed digital inkjet printers with a major expansion at its Cambridge headquarters.
Cambridgeshire businesses ignore news headlines to seek out new opportunities in Germany
Exporters in Cambridgeshire will hear how opportunities remain in Europe despite a slowing economy, at an event being held at Cambridge International Airport next month.
Brand Recruitment holds a Halloween Bake Off for Breakthrough Breast Cancer
Brand Recruitment is proud to be continuing its fundraising for a charity that is close to the team's heart, Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Testing time for stem cells
DefiniGEN is one of the first commercial opportunities to arise from Cambridge’s expertise in stem cell research. This article looks at some of the fundamental research that enables it to supply liver and pancreatic cells for drug screening.
Anglia Ruskin celebrates Mission Accomplished
Guests flew in from Croatia to join with students and staff from Anglia Ruskin University as its 18-year Mission Croatia project came to an end with a farewell party. The celebration was held at the Students’ Union bar on the Chelmsford campus.
‘Keep It In Cambridge’ marketing campaign wins Silver Award
The team at Conference Cambridge is celebrating winning a Silver Award at the prestigious Meetings Industry Marketing Awards (MIMA) 2014.
Aseptika adds wireless thermometer and pulse oximeter to self-monitoring devices
Aseptika introduces new tools to tackle the winter ills at home for the whole family.
Cambridge Filmworks is a firm favourite with National Horseracing Museum
Cambridge Filmworks has teamed up with The National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket to produce the first of three films documenting the centre's journey as it moves from the Old Subscription Rooms of the Jockey Club in the town centre to their spectacular new five-acre site at Palace House, Charles II's original Racing Palace.
Smart Homes dinner and roundtable maps market maturity models
The exciting Smart Homes Dinner & Roundtable at King's College, Cambridge, on November 3rd - the eighth annual event in this programme - discusses three key applications: health, energy and security. Those attending the evening session and dinner will update on market timing and readiness for the smart home.
TGAC leads research to help identify animal-to-human transmitted diseases
The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) at Norwich Research Park will lead research into the development of bioinformatics to support the identification and characterisation of viruses through metagenomics.
Winners of Discovering Start-ups showcase best in UK wireless innovation
Five innovative wireless businesses won the praise of leading technology investors and wireless industry experts at yesterday’s (Wednesday's) finals of the UK Discovering Start-Ups 2014 competition hosted by Deloitte in London. Discovering Start-ups 2015 will be open to entries from European partner countries.
Bango signs global agreement with Samsung Electronics
Bango, the mobile payments company, has signed a global agreement with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., one of the world's largest technology companies and the world's leading smartphone manufacturer.
Report demands an end to ‘acceptable racism’
Racial discrimination against Gypsies, Travellers and Roma is still common, a report by The National Federation of Gypsy Liaison Groups and Anglia Ruskin University has found.
New date for closures on A14 major resurfacing
Road users are advised the overnight carriageway closures on the A14 in Cambridgeshire - due to start tonight (Thurs) - will now begin on Tuesday (28 October) as the £3million project to resurface sections begins.
Peterborough City Council chooses Transversal for digital customer service shift
Transversal has been appointed by Peterborough City Council to deliver a brand new self-service Knowledge solution for the council website that will improve internal communication for the City’s 1,400 staff and accessibility of information for 180,000 community members.
Horizon launches collection of Patient-Derived Xenograft models of breast cancer
Horizon Discovery Group plc, a leading provider of products, services and technologies in the field of genome engineering, today announced the launch of its Patient-Derived Xenograft (PDX) models of breast cancer under its SAGE Labs brand. The new panel is the largest available collection of highly characterized PDX models, and is licensed from Washington University.
Somersault helps University of Cambridge Sports Centre to attract new members
Somersault recently worked with the University of Cambridge Sports Centre team to produce a film that helps to attract new members to their state-of-the-art facility on Madingley Road.
Cancellation makes places available on training courses
Due to a cancellation RSP Safety Services has places on both the CIEH Level 3 Award in Training - Principles and Practices AND on the CIEH Level 3 Education and training course in November 2014.
And now, the volcano forecast
Scientists are using volcanic gases to understand how volcanoes work, and as the basis of a hazard-warning forecast system.