Learn about wearable technologies that save lives
Wearable technologies are starting to find their way to consumers. It's seen in devices that track your whereabouts, monitor your fitness level and even the quality of your sleep.
Best Employer case study: Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Involving employees in the future direction of your organisation is no easy task. You have to overcome barriers such as figuring out how to spark interest so your staff not only listen, but also help you make your ideas reality. Yet, the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity (ARHC) is doing this with great success.
Amyas Philips to speak on Industrial Internet at Smart Grids briefing Cambridge
As part of the 6th Smart Grids Conference there is a detailed day of briefings on grids and power on 3 June before the main conference day on the 4th. Industry has used distributed sensing and control systems for decades, so what's new? Amyas will introduce how he sees the internet of things, its drivers and segments, and discuss common and emerging design patterns.
Red Gate business transformation features in radical business management conference
Cambridge-based Red Gate Software will share its experiences of a recent, radical business re-organisation at a new conference on inspirational business methods.
The Apprentice - 1plex welcomes Sam!
Following a very successful work experience placement, 1plex has offered Sam George an apprenticeship.
1248 Internet of Things technology helps General Alert improve animal health
General Alert (GA), a pioneer in the use of sensors and monitoring technology on farms, is working with Internet of Things (IoT) specialist 1248 to improve the welfare of pigs, poultry and other livestock and provide early warning of transmitted diseases.
KISS crack campaign to launch the newly formed Northern Health Science Alliance
Integrated creative agency, KISS Communications (KISS), saw its branded marketing collateral, produced for The Northern Health Science Alliance Ltd (NHSA) shine at a launch event in London.
Mobas toasts success of winning Marmalade
Mobas’ PR team has been appointed to spread the word about Marmalade, a leading provider of insurance and cars for young people, following a five-way competitive pitch.
imageData Group invests in world’s first Inca Onset R40i UV flatbed printer at FESPA Digital
Perfect combination of quality, productivity and flexibility has prompted the leading UK print service provider to sign a deal on the Fujifilm stand.
Cheadle hosts UK technology developers' conference
Conference for engineers and computer scientists explores the latest tools and technologies for the development of intelligent systems and devices.
New globally certified explosion proof dew-point transmitter
Michell Instruments has announced the launch of the latest addition to its Easidew range of dew-point transmitters: the Easidew PRO XP. This explosion-proof moisture transmitter has been introduced to meet the requirements of markets where explosion-proof or flame-proof rather than intrinsically-safe certification is needed.
New food and health research centre planned at Norwich Research Park
A world-leading new centre for food and health research is planned for the Norwich Research Park.
FlexNet Manager Suite wins CODiE award for Best Asset Management Solution
FlexNet Manager Suite helps enterprises recapture as much as 25% of their software budgets wasted on shelfware and non-compliant use.
Plessey Semiconductor further expands GaN-on-Silicon LED production using AIXTRON technology
Plessey Semiconductors Ltd today announced that it has purchased another CRIUS II-XL MOCVD system for use in the manufacture of Gallium Nitride LEDs on Silicon wafers (GaN-on-Si). The company is further expanding its production capacities in this area. The Close Coupled Showerhead system recently delivered with a 7x6-inch configuration will supplement an existing production system from AIXTRON.
Five ways your strapline can make your business sing
Marketing communications consultancy, Doing Words, reminds businesses big and small that your strapline is more than a slogan. Overlooked or agonised over, strapline is an inelegant term for a powerful business tool.
Cambridge Index rises 2.6%
The Cambridge Index gained 2.6% or 414.23 points to 16,261.7, as all but two of the top ten index heavyweights recorded weekly gains.
New research to enable faster internet collaboration
A new software-defined dark fibre optical network will enable researchers to create and develop vital communication technologies for the future of the internet.
Energy storage talks from UK Power Networks and innovator Moixa Technology at Smart Grids 14
The 6th Smart Grids 2014 Conference sees excellent energy storage talks from large energy supplier & LCNF award winner UK Power Networks on 3 June and from SME Moixa Technology. This is seen by some as an area that is key for the success of UK energy policy and the smart grid. CIR hopes to welcome you to this excellent connectivity & energy innovation conference next week on 3-4 June.
North West Cambridge Development on track
Progress continues on the University’s largest single capital project, the North West Cambridge Development.
New technique helps identify proteins involved in immune response
A new technique developed at the University of Cambridge allows researchers to identify clusters of proteins on immune cells which are key to fighting off the body’s invaders.
Three weeks to go before A14 consultation closes
The final day is approaching fast for those who want to have their say on the £1.5 billion plans for the A14 in Cambridgeshire. The Highways Agency is urging road users and those who live and work nearby to get involved in the public consultation and voice their views.
Charities urged to be more transparent about executive pay
New guidelines from the National Council for Volunteer Organisations (NVCO), aimed at charity trustees, recommend that charities should be more transparent about pay for their senior staff, and that larger charities should make the information readily available on their website.
Silk Pearce completes Cambridge Cognition rebrand
Silk Pearce has rebranded Cambridge Cognition – the cognitive assessment software company – to strengthen the company’s corporate and product marketing, improve product targeting, and to help expand its international profile and sales.
University of Cambridge to evaluate Spanish entrepreneurs
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) is delighted to announce that it has been invited to join a newly created Evaluation Commission for the national Spanish entrepreneur competition - EmprendedorXXI Awards.
Cambridge Software Engineering delivers new wave of software services
Newly formed start-up Cambridge Software Engineering Ltd has won its first two contracts – developing an extranet website for contract hire and leasing company Marshall Leasing, and providing applications support for Seymour Distribution, the largest independent UK distributor of magazines.