The Sanger Institute honoured with Athena SWAN Bronze Award
The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is one of the first six research institutes in the UK to be recognised by the Equality Challenge Unit's Athena SWAN Charter, a scheme that recognises excellence in women's employment in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine.
GCGP submits ‘bold’ Economic Plan to government
Plans have been submitted this week calling for a £500 million investment in the local economy by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (GCGP).
Emmaus Cambridge seeks three new trustees
Homelessness charity Emmaus Cambridge is seeking to recruit three trustees on a volunteer basis to join its governing board.
IT Governance brings together information security experts at the Churchill War Rooms, London
IT Governance, the fast-growing cyber security provider, has announced it is to host an industry-leading cyber security event at the Churchill War Rooms, London, next month (8 May 2014).
Paramedics learn on the job with ambulance trust
Anglia Ruskin University is teaming up with an ambulance trust to address the critical nationwide shortage of paramedics.
Success for Managers Tip #60: Does it all depend?
Have you ever felt the pressure to know all the answers? Have you ever feared looking stupid when you don’t know? Have you ever given advice and got a negative reaction?
New Stingray features make cloud apps and websites faster, easier to deploy and more secure
New Riverbed Stingray 9.6 and Services Controller 1.2 improve the performance of business applications including Microsoft SharePoint 2013.
Debate centres on Cambridge knowledge exchange and innovation networks
Effective university-business interactions and mechanisms for the exchange of knowledge, intellectual property, technology and trained people are essential to promote innovation and economic growth.
Debugging for safety critical systems explored at UK conference
Lauterbach is to present an advanced debugging workshop at the UK Device Developers' Conference.
Cuttsy+Cuttsy celebrates three years in business
Cambridge based communications agency Cuttsy+Cuttsy is celebrating its third birthday this week.
IBM, Oracle, Infosys & CGI experts keynote at 6th Smart Grids Summit in June
IBM's CTO of Smart Energy Andy Stanford Clark and Oracle's Global Head of Utilities Fast Data Martin Dunlea, along with CGI's Principal Consultant Richard Hampshire, are to keynote along with Tony Rooke of Infosys and Peter Drake of Intelligent Networks at the exciting high-level Smart Grids Conference in its 6th edition at Cambridge University on 4 June. There is also a summit roundtable dinner…
Whitehill Pelham welcomes back experienced recruiter Donna Minns
Whitehill Pelham is pleased to announce that experienced recruiter Donna Minns has rejoined the team in a pivotal role to drive forward the firm's Marketing Recruitment specialism.
Growth continues at KISS
KISS PR has appointed Rachel Stevenson to the position of Senior Account Manager.
UK’s biggest businesses set to invest £200bn in next two years
The UK’s biggest businesses are preparing to invest up to £200bn in the next two years, according to new research from Deloitte.
Riverbed enables Room to Read's mission to improve literacy in developing countries
Riverbed Steelhead provides fast, easy access to shared files and centralised applications in areas with minimal bandwidth.
Dolomite releases novel droplet-on-demand sequencing & droplet generation microfluidic system
Microfluidic products expert Dolomite has launched Mitos Dropix, an ingenious droplet-on-demand system capable of easily generating extremely miniaturised droplet compartments with exceptional control over volume, environment and isolation of contents.
Announcing the Agar Agile-Scope
APRIL 1, 2014 – CAMBRIDGE, UK – Building on the success of its Agar Scientific online digital presence, Agar today is announcing the release of the Agar Agile-Scope™ digital smart glasses.
CRedit360 sustainability software selected by British Airways
CRedit360’s proven sustainability software has been selected by British Airways to monitor and reduce its carbon footprint.
ZEISS iPad imaging app Labscope connects labs and classrooms
ZEISS is presenting its new iPad imaging app Labscope at Analytica 2014 in Munich.
According to Gartner, manufacturers need to reinvent business models to profit from IoT
Monetizing the software powering Internet-connected devices via licensing and entitlement management is key, says new report by Gartner.
WaveFX goes to the seaside with Ed Miliband and Welsh Labour
The Welsh Labour Conference returned to the seaside town of Llandudno at the weekend and Cambridge based video company WaveFX were commissioned to send a film crew to capture the presentations, atmosphere and speeches.
Captain Scott’s 'lost' photographic negatives saved for the nation
The Scott Polar Research Institute’s urgent appeal to save historic Antarctic negatives taken by Captain Scott in 1911 has been successful.
A Cambridge (UK) alternative to Google’s Nest thermostat…
Have you heard of Nest’s smart thermostat? Wonder why Google spent $3.2billion purchasing the makers of Nest? Then have a look at Cosy, the new alternative from Cambridge-based business, Green Energy Options (geo). geo’s pre-market release version of Cosy is available to purchase now at Kickstarter.com.
Tame your computer - use your Print Options
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 print email attachments without opening them (Outlook 2007-2010)...
Wysing Arts Centre announces Futurecamp residencies
Wysing Arts Centre has announced the ten artists who will be participating in its prestigious 10-week Futurecamp residency programme this summer.