Stansted Airport traffic increases
Stansted Airport has once again broken through the 18 million passengers a year mark, following a 3.4% annual increase in passenger numbers in the 12 months to April 2014.
Hungary for new business?
Businesses keen to develop new contacts in Central Europe are being urged to join a trade mission next month to Debrecen and Budapest, two of Hungary’s largest cities.
Cresset announces user meetings for North America and Europe
Cresset, innovative provider of computational chemistry software and services, announces its annual user meetings, ‘Field Based Chemistry North America’ and ‘Field Based Chemistry Europe’
Eagle wins Genomics England-led SBRI competition
Eagle, an expert provider of bioinformatics software and services across a wide range of the life science and other sectors, has won a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition which will see the company further develop its technology for genomic data management and analysis.
Feabhas course explains how programmers can take responsibility for code quality
New Feabhas course introduces software engineers to the concepts and practices of testing embedded software and the skills needed to write and test their own code.
Baroness Stowell visits cleantech incubator
Baroness Stowell has visited the cleantech incubator at the Future Business Centre in Cambridge to find out about the aims of the Centre and the work of Cambridge Cleantech.
SME status means GRS clients can get discount on EMA pharmaceutical fees
Global Regulatory Services (GRS) is delighted to announce that on 25 April 2014 the company was awarded EU SME Status.
Atlas shows how genes affect our metabolism
In the most comprehensive exploration of the association between genetic variation and human metabolism, researchers have provided unprecedented insights into how genetic variants influence complex disease and drug response through metabolic pathways.
Roadworks underway this week
The Highways Agency has given notice of its planned roadworks in the East of England during the coming week.
Domino showcases innovation at Interpack 2014
Domino unveils a range of innovative coding, marking and labelling solutions at Interpack 2014, underway this week in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Civil engineers back Government's 'Your Life' campaign
Last week, the Government launched 'Your Life' - an initiative that brings together business, educators, civil society and government, to show how science and maths leads to exciting, successful careers. It aims to make the most of all our talents and to grow the number of women in science, technology and engineering.
On your marks! Teams revealed for this year’s Wacky Races
The teams limbering up for the third Wacky Races charity challenge have been revealed – and competitive spirit is already in the air!
1Plex's new SMART Lync Room System is ready to demo!
Transform your video conference calls with the SMART Room System for Microsoft Lync.
Dragons set to roar down the Chelmer
The Essex Dragon Boat Games return on Sunday 6 July and Birketts is delighted to once again co-sponsor the event.
Sizzling smart cities & industrial internet session at SGCP14 Cambridge conference
A session at the forthcoming Smart Grids & Cleanpower conference on June 4th will feature giant innovators IBM, Infosys and CGI; smaller innovators Arkessa and Moixa and energy supplier and distributor UK Power Networks, who will run through some of the successes and challenges of smart cities, looking at the problem from a range of angles. Don't miss this amazing great-value two-day conference…
Domino showcases N610i digital colour ink jet label press enhancements at Interpack 2014
Domino's N610i continues to set new standards for productivity and performance.
Domino brings 'Serialisation Surgery' to Interpack 2014
Interpack 2014 is the last significant opportunity for many in the pharmaceutical packaging business to gain a global view of the options for item level serialisation ahead of the forthcoming implementation of the EU Falsified Medicines Directive.
Upgrade, print and save with Domino's new V230i thermal transfer printer
At interpack 2014, Domino launches the new V230i thermal transfer overprinter (TTO). Bringing high end features to a mid-range printer, it also has a more industrial design. Easy to upgrade from existing equipment, and enabling high performance printing along with significant savings, the V230i offers exceptional value in an efficient, robust package.
Domino's latest additions to its TIJ range and enhanced software capabilities at Interpack 14
Domino will include the latest additions to its thermal ink jet (TIJ) G-Series range at this year’s Interpack, (Hall 11/Stand D55) along with new enhancements to its common platform software suite, QuickDesign.
Domino upgrades its range of print and apply solutions
Domino is treating Interpack 2014 (Hall 11/Stand D55) as the ideal platform to introduce a series of hardware and software enhancements to its versatile M-Series range of print and apply labellers, in order to deliver maximum productivity and meet the ever-growing secondary and tertiary packaging demands across a diverse range of sectors
Domino showcases new laser capabilities at Interpack '14
The new addition to the Domino i-Tech laser family, the F220i fibre scribing laser, will debut at this year’s Interpack alongside Domino’s D-Series i-Tech 15, from its popular range of CO2 lasers (Hall 11/Stand D55).
Domino's new A520i ink jet printer set to make a strong debut at Interpack '14
Domino is using Interpack 2014 (Hall 11/Stand D55) as a launching pad for the new A520i continuous ink jet (CIJ) printer. Also making their debut at the show are the latest additions to the CIJ range, namely the A-Series XS high speed print head, and a black anti-counterfeiting ink, the 2BK031. All three enhancements can be employed in a wide variety of sectors, but are especially relevant to the…
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There’s Gnome mistake in Big Pitch final
Students Ross Nicholas and James Gooch are celebrating after winning £10,000 in a student business competition to help develop their “Gnome-Nonsense” computer game.
The outlook for energy
Projections for future energy use conflict with emissions reduction targets, says The Scientific Alliance.