Wetter winters may increase river pollution
Anglia Ruskin academic involved in project to assess dangers of nutrient runoff
Airport initiative to boost business and community links
Stansted Airport is embracing the opportunity to become a more sustainable business by launching a new corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative that aims to further strengthen business and community relationships.
New binary gas analyzer from Michell gives long-term reliability and low-cost of ownership
Michell Instruments has announced the launch of their new binary gas analyzer – the XTC601 Thermal Conductivity Analyzer. The analyzer uses thermal conductivity technology to detect percent levels of a target gas mixed with another background gas.
Agri-tech + Pharma + the magic of Cambridge = more success
The global quest for food security is driving innovation in agricultural technology, and the East of England is well placed to deliver it.
Tackling takeaways could help cut obesity
People who live and work near a high number of takeaway food outlets tend to eat more takeaway food and are more likely to be obese than those less exposed, Cambridge researchers have found.
IAG hold its first ever regional meeting in Singapore
Thursday 20 February 2014 was a historic day for Integrated Advisory Group International (IAG), as it held its first ever regional meeting in Singapore as part of its Asia / Pacific recruitment initiative.
Onespacemedia appointed by leading life sciences organisation
Essen BioScience is a leading instrument and service provider in the life science research field. With global headquarters in Michigan, USA, the company combines unique engineering, cell biology, molecular biology and drug discovery experience to provide innovative cell-based instruments and assays to an international client base.
Cyber catastrophe, pandemics and geopolitical conflict
A cyber catastrophe, a geopolitical conflict between Japan and China and a human pandemic are the scenarios in the spotlight at the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies’ seminar on emerging risks, taking place in Cambridge on Thursday 20 March.
First OPMI with OCT
Three times first: With the new surgical microscope with integrated intra-operative OCT, ZEISS provides surgeons unprecedented views of transparent ocular structures
CRFS provides superior real-time spectrum monitoring for suspicious RF traffic
Today, more than ever before, monitoring RF spectrum activity in a given geographical area is becoming a necessity rather than a choice.
What is the role of a brand?
If the promise exists in the mind but the experience is delivered by the business – what role can branding actually play?
End-of-aisle displays encourage consumption of alcohol and fizzy drinks
Restricting displays – which increase sales of displayed drinks by up to 46% for alcohol and by 52% for carbonated drinks - could curb consumption without affecting price or availability.
Cambridge students unite in order to improve lives in Africa
Students of the Cambridge Development Initiative (CDI) have launched their first crowd-funding campaign to support a project in Tanzania. CDI, a student society, has just recruited the first 30 volunteers who will be going to Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) later this year. The volunteers will help implement projects in entrepreneurship, education, engineering and health.
Students urged to use physics to find their way to uni
Sixth form students of maths and physics were invited to consider ‘where they are and where they are going’ during the University of Cambridge Science Festival in a free workshop designed to encourage and equip them to study physics, engineering and maths at university.
Amino debuts wider solutions-based connected home offering at TV Connect 2014
Amino, leader in IPTV, is to launch a wider solutions-based offering at TV Connect 2014 this week, introducing a range of new advanced set-top boxes with home monitoring and control capabilities and fully integrated OTT content platform.
Is Cambridge a location of choice for employees?
Cambridge was recently identified by the Centre for Cities as the most innovative, skilled and equal city in the UK. So how are individual employers rated in employee polls such as the Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For 2014?
Creative Front Futures introduces young creatives to career possibilities
If you have a creative talent you hope to turn into a career, or if you are looking to employ a young creative person for your business, you need to be at Creative Front Futures on Wednesday 26th March at Cambridge Junction.
EACH is focus for 175th anniversary celebrations at Bidwells' Cambridge
Bidwells, one of the UK's oldest property firms, has announced that its Cambridge office has selected East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) as the focal point of its celebratory 175th year.
Making integrated communication a reality in Higher Education
C3 is attending UCISA 2014 (27-28 March at the Brighton Centre). Drop by Stand 45 for a demonstration of its Customer Engagement applications or email to arrange a demo.
UK conference will explore Android for embedded devices
Solid State Supplies have announced that they will be presenting a paper at this year's Device Developers' Conference. Entitled "Android for Embedded Devices", the presentation will explain the benefits of using the Android operating system for device development and will introduce the tools and solutions available to help engineers and programmers get started.
AIXTRON puts demo cluster for OLED production processes into operation
AIXTRON SE, a leading provider of deposition systems for the semiconductor industry, has launched operations with a new R&D cluster that demonstrates the core processes used to produce organic semiconductors.
ABI Week 2014 – Don’t cut me out!
Action for Brain Injury Week this year will take place on 12–18 May 2014.
Should your business switch to internet telephony?
Switching your business calls to run over the internet instead of a landline could save money. Santander Breakthrough's Technology Editor Guy Matthews explains.
MSD Hoddesdon hosts Anthias Complete GC & GC-MS course in April 2014
Anthias Consulting is running their next five-day Complete GC & GC-MS training course on 7th - 11th April at MSD Hoddesdon, as part of their Course Hosting Scheme. There are now only a few spaces still available, so book now to reserve your place!
An interview with Eurotech webinar speaker David Barrett-Hague
Eurotransport caught up with David Barrett-Hague at Eurotech and had a chance to ask him a few questions about Eurotech and the upcoming people counting webinar.