ZEISS introduces intelligent tool for optical Inspection
At the trade show for quality assurance, Control, from May 6–9, 2014, the Microscopy business group of ZEISS will present its first automated digital microscope.
Tame your computer - a formula for success
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 find and delete all data but keep formulas (Microsoft Excel)...
Goodwood races ahead
Already one of Britain’s leading leisure destinations, Goodwood is seeking opportunities to grow without diluting the brand. Two of its senior management team attended the a recent Saatchi Masius Masterclass in search of ideas and inspiration.
Huppert presents petition to push case for school funding
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert is pushing the case for extra funding for the county’s schools by handing in a petition of around 2,000 signatures calling on the government to implement proposals to give Cambridgeshire an extra £20 million.
New network aims to build a sustainable future
Anglia Ruskin University is looking for 15 early-career researchers to join an international network focusing on practices related to sustainable built environments.
Sagentia presents on the use of mobile medical apps at Medical Informatics World 2014
At Medical Informatics World 2014, Sagentia’s Dr David Pettigrew will lead a discussion focused on how increasing patient participation and collaboration can achieve greater health benefits and outcomes.
Are you up to date? World Immunisation Week 24-30th April 2014
Know, Check, Protect. Immunisation prevents between 2 and 3 million deaths every year. Vaccination against disease has been one of the biggest medical advances ever introduced and 25 diseases can be prevented by vaccination. However, many countries still lag behind with vaccinations and many developed countries such as the UK struggle with complacency about immunisation.
Chamber calls on business community to voice support for A14
Businesses are being urged to respond to a Highways Agency consultation to voice their support for the widening and improvement of the A14 in Cambridgeshire.
Innovative therapy for 'diabetes distress’ wins SBRI healthcare funding
PsychologyOnline partners with King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and uMotif in telehealth project.
CityJet announces new routes from Cambridge
CityJet announced today that it will be adding two more routes to its network this year, with flights launching from Cambridge International Airport to Dublin and Amsterdam.
Cambridge Filmworks captures the power of a cyclone with Cambridge Consultants
Cambridge Filmworks Ltd has just captured the power of a cyclone on film! In its latest film for leading product developers Cambridge Consultants, the team used a camera capable of over 25,000 frames per second to capture the new Vortik technology.
Metabolism may have started in our early oceans before the origin of life
The chemical reactions behind metabolism – the processes that occur within all living organisms in order to sustain life – may have formed spontaneously in the Earth’s early oceans, according to research just published.
Picking up speed: How eLife is getting the most promising results out faster
eLife now offers its authors the option to publish accepted papers on the eLife website just a few days after acceptance by the journal - reducing the time from acceptance to the public release of important new research from around a month to just a few days.
Guide Dogs for the Blind: Talking bus survey
Guide Dogs for the Blind are seeking feedback from bus passengers about their experience travelling on board a bus, whether it is a talking bus or not.
Proposals to improve older people’s healthcare and adult community services
What do you think about integrating health and social care?
UK hi-tech engineering conference set for success
UK conference explores new tools and technologies for the development of intelligent systems and devices.
Get that job you want
Unless you're starting out in your career or returning after a career break (enforced or otherwise!), most of us have limited experience of going for interviews, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
Make art work in your business
According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)*, we spend an average of 39.1 hours per week in the office (18.1 part-time). How can we ensure that the space we spend so much time in is likeable and keeps us motivated?
New polar research ship for UK
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon George Osborne MP announced yesterday (Friday) that the Government has earmarked more than £200 million for a new UK polar flagship that will be ready for its first science mission in 2019.
Get involved: A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon web chat
As the consultation on the vital improvements to the A14 gathers pace, members of the public are being given the chance to quiz the Highways Agency in the comfort of their own homes or during their lunch breaks via two live web chats - the first of which is on Tuesday (29 April).
Cuttsy+Cuttsy welcome a new resident to their barn
This month Cuttsy+Cuttsy are excited to welcome Graphic Designer Nick Cade to their team.
Sepura sponsors Cambridge United Community Trust
Sepura, the Cambridge-based telecommunications plc, has signed an agreement to become the official headline sponsor of the Cambridge United Community Trust for 2014/15.
Somersault wins national award
The 2014 Recommended Agency Awards (RAR) winners were recently crowned at an event held at London’s Marriott Grosvenor Square, with Cambridge based video agency, Somersault, clinching top prize in the Corporate Communications category.
UK youth don’t understand the EU - survey
A new survey published today shows that young people in the UK are finding it difficult to connect with the European Union, although the majority (72%) see themselves as European citizens.
RBS Cambridge stars in Coffee Nation book
RBS woke up one day and smelt the coffee - Coffee Nation coffee that is.