Montessori nursery school to come to Haverhill Research Park
A detailed planning application for a Montessori nursery school at Haverhill Research Park has been submitted by Jaynic Investments, the developer of the park, to St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
CDP awarded certification to ISO13485 and ISO9001
Innovative technology and design consultancy Cambridge Design Partnership has achieved the international standard for medical device quality management, as its long-term commitment to quality results in rapid accreditation to ISO 13485.
Small cell microwave backhaul pioneer CCS expands deployment with China Mobile
CCS (Cambridge Communication Systems Limited), creator of the world’s first self-organising small cell microwave backhaul system for mobile networks, today announces that China Mobile has expanded its deployment of CCS’ technology with a new installation in its Fujian Mobile branch.
ET market set for rapid growth to 4 billion units by 2018
Envelope Tracking (ET) adoption rates will soar, according to a new forecast analysis published today by the global ET chip company, Nujira Ltd. The company’s research predicts that the total market for ET will exceed 4 billion units a year by 2018, representing a $3 billion market opportunity over the next five years as ET becomes ubiquitous across the 4G smartphone market.
WaveFX gets cooking with TV chef James Martin
Local video company WaveFX was commissioned to capture a unique cookery experienced hosted by celebrity chef James Martin in the heart of London.
Clock change is here but Lumie Light Therapy can help
The clock change this Sunday (October 26th) signals darker winter days - but light therapy can help, says Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie.
Internet of Things: who will be the winners?
Raghu Das, CEO of IDTechEx, introduces the IDTechEx report Internet of Things (IoT): Business Opportunities 2015-2025.
Global Alliance for Genomics and Health members meet to advance genomic data sharing
The Global Alliance for Genomics and Health convened its second major meeting of 2014 yesterday (Monday), bringing together more than 250 international leaders to collaborate on the development of innovative solutions to accelerate sharing of genomic and clinical data.
Tecwyn hopes to put rivals to the sword
An Anglia Ruskin University student has been selected to represent Great Britain in the traditional Japanese martial art of Iaido.
Conference examines Labour’s wilderness years
A one-day conference dedicated to the Labour Party in the 1980s will be held at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Saturday, 8 November.
Sanger Institute researcher collaborates on story of love and flu
A radio drama about love and flu produced in collaboration with Professor Paul Kellam, a member of Faculty at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, starts on Radio 4 next Monday (27 October).
Tame your computer - hide that slide!
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 exclude hidden slides from being printed (Microsoft PowerPoint*)...
Breakfast networking session explores wellbeing at work
Do you have an ‘always on’ culture? Is your work space under pressure? Find out the latest about what employers in Cambridge are doing around workplace wellbeing at Cambridge Network's Breakfast Networking event this Thursday (October 23rd).
Cambridge language school launches GSH – Group Study Holidays
This month sees the rebrand of Group Study Holidays by ABC Languages, a well-established family-owned and operated language school in the popular EFL destination of Cambridge. The relaunch of the school’s tailor-made group study holiday programme includes a new name, GSH, with an eye-catching new logo, video, and dedicated website.
How to build your coaching business - Association for Coaching event with Helen Tiffany
If you are a new coach or otherwise looking to build your coaching business, come along to a special session on Thursday 27th November 2014 at Wolfson Court, Cambridge.
A complete joke
Communication coach Jon Torrens explains how to learn presentation writing from joke writing.
13 promoted as Birketts expands
The continued expansion of award-winning law firm Birketts has seen 13 of its brightest lawyers recently promoted to associate or senior associate level.
Virtual fitting room service Metail raises $12m of further funding
Virtual fitting room company Metail has announced the closing of a further $12m of funding, bringing the total investment in Metail to $20m since it was founded in 2008.
Councils consider options for regenerating area around proposed new railway station
A range of options for how the final major piece of brownfield land available in Cambridge could be regenerated has been published today (Monday 20 October).
Study of dad’s as well as mum’s roles in child development calls for soon-to-be new parents
The University of Cambridge’s pioneering Centre for Family Research is launching NewFAMS (the ‘New Fathers and Mothers Study’): the first psychological study to look at how both fathers and mothers influence the development of a child’s self-control or ‘executive functions’ – the key cognitive processes that help us control our thoughts and behaviour.
Festival of Ideas promises to get you thinking
Anglia Ruskin is hosting 15 events during the Cambridge Festival of Ideas 2014.
Ubisense reveals major growth opportunities for manufacturers
A new survey has revealed that outdated practices and poor visibility of real-time processes could be costing manufacturers $millions in waste, unscheduled downtime and missed opportunities to improve quality, productivity and profits.
Silk Pearce celebrates its 30th anniversary
Design consultancy Silk Pearce is celebrating 30 years of designing distinctive branding, websites and other promotional materials for a wide range of national and international businesses. The consultancy’s Eastern region clients include: Cambridge Cognition, Tristel, CB1 Cambridge, Brookgate, Aldeburgh Music and Norfolk & Norwich Festival.
A14 Girton to Histon overnight closure
The Highways Agency has advised road users of a planned road closure tonight (Monday) as work on the scheme to improve the A14 between Girton and Histon progresses.
Small businesses pitch for £2.5 million funding as SBRI Healthcare launches new competition
SBRI Healthcare, an NHS England funded initiative to develop innovative products that address unmet health needs, today launched the latest SBRI Healthcare competition which aims to accelerate development and NHS adoption of new technologies. In the second tranche of funding this year, a further £2.5 million is on offer to companies working in the priority healthcare areas; Brain Injury; Child…