Anthias Consulting works with local university to educate in Sub Saharan Africa
Anthias Consulting continues to support and grow its international reputation for training within the Gas Chromatography arena. It is therefore pleased to announce that Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) in Nairobi will be hosting its 5-day Complete GC & GC-MS course from the 19-23 January 2015.
Cyprus Airways return to Stansted marked with water arch salute
Stansted Airport marked the return of Cyprus Airways scheduled flight services to and from Larnaca with a water arch salute by the Airport Fire Service when the airline touched down at Stansted on Sunday.
Cranfield engineer achieves professional technician status
A Cranfield man has been awarded Technician Membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Sam Moore is now entitled to add the letters TMICE to his name.
Lauterbach demonstrates debug tools at UK Automotive Electronics Conference
Leading software debug tool company Lauterbach has announced that it will be demonstrating its leading edge debug tools and presenting at the AESIN Annual Conference 2014 taking place at The University of Warwick, 14th & 15th October.
Amino Home Reach wins prestigious CSI Award for 'Best IPTV technology or service'
Amino, leader in IPTV, has scooped a top industry award for Amino Home Reach – the second major accolade of the year for the company’s innovative home monitoring and control solution.
Dolomite launches Meros TCU-100 temperature controller at San Diego congress
Microfluidics specialist Dolomite will be launching the Meros TCU-100 at this year’s Lab-on-a-Chip & Microarray World Congress in San Diego, USA, from September 18th to 19th.
It’s a fact: Farndon is Royal Literary Fellow
Writer, playwright and composer (and quite possibly the most useful person you could ever have on your pub quiz team) John Farndon has been appointed as the new Royal Literary Fellow at Anglia Ruskin University.
Learn about innovations in Agri-Tech
Tomorrow (Wednesday September 17th) sees the launch of a new series of 'Pollinators' from Agri-Tech East - regular network meetings where farmers and growers, researchers and technologists, entrepreneurs and investors and representatives from agri-business can meet to build links, exchange information and help accelerate new ideas to market.
Alliance to develop and commercialise BACE inhibitor AZD3293 for Alzheimer’s disease
AstraZeneca and Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly) today announced an agreement to jointly develop and commercialise AZD3293, an oral beta secretase cleaving enzyme (BACE) inhibitor currently in development as a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.
Advanced molecular 'sieves' could be used for carbon capture
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed advanced molecular ‘sieves’ which could be used to filter carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
Shortlist revealed for Library landscape competition
The University of Cambridge Library and the Department of Architecture have revealed the shortlist for a design competition to attract bold re-imaginings of the open spaces and environment of the iconic Giles Gilbert Scott building.
Entry deadline extended for Startups Awards 2014
Up-and-coming companies across the East of England have been given one last chance to enter Startups Awards 2014 after the deadline was extended to Friday 26 September.
Cambridge speakers feature at London Smart Systems Summit
The London Smart Systems Summit (1-2 October 2014 at the IoD) sees a strong presence from Cambridge companies such as AlertMe, Sentec and Neul. The evening session, dinner roundtable and full day conference bring together 30 leading contributor keynotes and expert speakers at this top central venue.
Powerfall: new hydro technology with no rotating parts
A new electrical generation technology that operates without rotating parts has been developed by Cambridge company Ziconix Ltd. It could open up thousands of hydropower sites.
Breakthrough MS nano-therapy wins award
Nanotechnology could revolutionise treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients in ground-breaking trials planned by a Cambridge scientist.
Efficiency grants scheme doubles in size
Companies looking to make energy-saving purchases can get up to £8,000 towards their outlay thanks to a newly-expanded scheme from Anglia Ruskin University.
London companies look to Cambridge as destination for events
London-based companies are increasingly looking outside the capital for places to hold their events – and Cambridge is ranking high in the popularity stakes.
Mills & Reeve and FIDAL announce affiliation
Mills & Reeve and FIDAL have signed a memorandum of understanding which highlights the growing international ambition of the leading UK law firm and further enhances FIDAL’s select network of preferred firms in key jurisdictions.
Starting your Psychology degree? Salimetrics publishes a guide to 'Saliva Research'
In 1992 Dr. Irwin Mandel addressed the first New York Academy of Sciences meeting on the topic of saliva as a diagnostic fluid, where he referred to the concept of using saliva as “a mirror of the body.” After nearly 20 years of subsequent work in this field, however, we are now witnessing a sharp rise in the acceptance of saliva as a valuable testing medium alongside, or as an alternative to,…
World’s best PCB-based thermal management available via Spirit Circuits’ Go Naked Programme
Cambridge Nanotherm and Spirit Circuits, one of the UK’s leading PCB manufacturers, announce the availability of Cambridge Nanotherm’s thermal management technology as part of Spirit’s Go Naked free PCB-prototyping service. Cambridge Nanotherm’s unique dielectric nano-ceramic material presents the world’s best solution for wicking-away heat from LEDs and other semiconductors.
Cambridge housebuilder offers family chance to live rent free for a year
Cambridge-based housebuilder Hill is offering a family the opportunity to live rent free for a year in a sustainable concept home in Cambridgeshire.
Winton Symposium tackles the challenges of a growing population
On September 29, Cambridge University's Department of Physics will host the third annual Winton Symposium at the Cavendish Laboratory on the theme of ‘Global Challenges for Science and Technology’.
Gaia discovers its first supernova
While scanning the sky to measure the positions and movements of stars in our Galaxy, Gaia has discovered its first stellar explosion in another galaxy far, far away.
Uncovering the text of the New Testament
A £1.1m campaign by Cambridge University Library to secure one of the most important New Testament manuscripts – the seventh-century Codex Zacynthius – has been a success.
Cuttsy+Cuttsy join the IPA
Cuttsy+Cuttsy are proud to announce they have been elected as a member of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) following a three month rigorous selection process.