Future looks bright claims Huppert as unemployment falls again
Unemployment is continuing to fall in Cambridge and MP Julian Huppert has welcomed the news as testament to the fact that the future looks bright for the city.
Ubisense to Host Webinar on Visibility in Manufacturing on October 23
Ubisense, the leader in location intelligence, announced today it will host a webinar on October 23: Visibility in Manufacturing: Discover the Path to Industry 4.0.
Ebola crisis: action by regional groups is key to tackling health crises and poverty
A global research project reports that the Ebola crisis has exposed weaknesses in the international management of healthcare, and highlighted the need for regional associations of countries to have a bigger role in strengthening health systems and poverty reduction. Some 1.2 billion people live in extreme poverty, and this is a major cause of ill-health and premature death.
Talent internships: publishing company adds intern to its books
Publishing consultancy Mare Nostrum recruited a valuable new team member, thanks to Santander working in conjunction with the University of York. But the placement also had major benefits for the intern, not least the offer of full-time work.
Mindful travel
How can focusing on your journey make it less stressful? As part of their low tech travel accessories series, Airport Lynx sought to find out.
One week to discover the UK’s most exciting tech start-ups
In just over a week 18 UK tech start-ups take the stage to pitch their ideas to the likes of Google, Qualcomm Ventures, Orange Labs, IBM and London Business Angels in the Discovering Start-ups 2014 (DS14) final. Jointly delivered by Cambridge Wireless (CW) and SETsquared, the DS14 national competition has attracted entrants from UK tech clusters and will culminate in a pitching final on the…
Avacta Animal Health’s SENSITEST® canine Lymphoma Blood Test featured at VCS 2014
Delegates at this year’s Veterinary Cancer Society (VCS) Annual Conference in St Louis, USA,
Somersault named as Best Small Business Employers in Cambridgeshire and East Region
East Anglia’s ‘Best Employers 2014’ have been revealed- with Somersault being named as Best Small Business Employer in both Cambridgeshire and the Eastern region.
“Trust me, I’m a banker”
“I’ll pay you, you know, 50,000 dollars, 100,000 dollars… whatever you want… I’m a man of my word.”
Taking a shot at Parkinson’s
Professor Roger Barker has a dream: by the time he retires in 15 years, he would like to see stem cell transplants for Parkinson’s disease available on the NHS.
Doctors and clinicians move into management roles with an EMBA
When clinicians and medical executives plan a move into general management, the value of a formal business qualification often becomes apparent – and the Executive MBA (EMBA) at Cambridge Judge Business School is proving to be increasingly popular for the sector.
Illumina Accelerator announces investment in inaugural startup class
Initial companies focused on breakthrough applications in therapeutics, agriculture and molecular pathology
Auspherix and Domainex announce collaboration
Auspherix and Domainex announce collaboration to develop new drugs to treat antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection
Boardroom Buffet? New Food Safety Information Regulations
Even if your business offers a free buffet or provides a free breakfast at Networking events then you need to be aware of new Food Safety Information Regulations about to come into force.
Ixer's upgraded its Helpdesk to better support customers
IxerWeb's redesigned Helpdesk looks and works better!
Stansted urges public to have their say on Airport’s future growth
Stansted Airport is reminding local residents, businesses and community groups they have just four more weeks to have their say on its Draft Sustainable Development Plan.
#AskSpirus: Cambridge, how do you recruit the right people for your organisation?
What were the responses to the latest question posed to Cambridge businesses by Spirus?
Horizon Discovery Group signs collaboration agreement with top ten pharma company
Horizon CombinatoRx to perform drug combination screening on lead oncology asset
Huppert pushes for long-term support for abused children after Bradbury case
MP Julian Huppert has pushed for long-term Government support for abused children in light of the case of Cambridge doctor, Myles Bradbury and the Rotherham child abuse scandal.
Congenica's diagnostic technology validated by Genomics England
Cambridge based Congenica Ltd, a genome diagnostics and discovery company, announced today that it has been selected by Genomics England, the company leading the UK’s 100k Genomes Project, as one of the winners of a whole genome annotation assessment.
Meet the Estonian Trade Minister and explore opportunities in software and smart cities
Local businesses are cordially invited to an afternoon with representatives from Estonian industry, universities and policy makers on Wednesday 5 November at St John's Innovation Centre...
In Memory of Sir John Bradfield
With great sadness, Trinity College Cambridge has announced the death of Sir John Bradfield. He died at Great Gate yesterday evening, 13 October, on the way to a dinner.
Eurotech: Fabio Gallo appointed Vice President and General Manager of HPC Business Unit
Eurotech appoints Fabio Gallo to lead the High Performance Computing business unit
Final preparations underway for Peterborough's biggest B2B event of the year
Peterborough businesses are preparing to be inspired at the city's biggest B2B event of the year which takes place next week.
#LeadingLights research launched: who is shaping the future of work?
To many, it may seem that the learning and development wheel has stopped turning, with nothing new being discovered or revealed. However, the end of the recession brings up a wealth of questions that are waiting to be answered. Not least, how has the recession changed the workplace and how do we need to change in order to mold ourselves into this post-recession industry?