Cambridge medical research hub launched by Government
The Department of Health today announced the launch of the NIHR BioResource, headquartered at Cambridge University Hospitals, a key part of the Government’s commitment to life sciences.
Continuous revolution
The Scientific Alliance makes a plea for us to be more accepting of technological developments.
Somerault nominated for two Recommended Agency Register Awards
Somersault, a leading Video Communications Agency based in Cambridge, has been named as a finalist in two categories of the Recommended Agency Awards.
VirtualStudio.TV are finalists in Recommended Agency Register Awards 2014
Cambridge based video production company, VirtualStudio.TV are delighted to announce that they are finalists in four categories at the Recommended Agency Register Awards 2014.
Cambridge Consultants: an ‘outstanding’ workplace
Cambridge Consultants has achieved 38th place in the list of The Sunday Times 100 Best Mid-Sized Companies to Work For.
LinkedIn’s new student hub bridges the gap from university to work
LinkedIn has announced that they are rolling out a new dedicated hub for students, accounting for growing demand among its fastest growing demographic.
AstraZeneca announces sale of Alderley Park site in Cheshire
AstraZeneca has announced the sale of its Alderley Park site in Cheshire, UK, to Manchester Science Parks (MSP), a Greater Manchester based public-private partnership and science park operator.
ARM-powered® robot aims to break world speed record for solving a Rubik’s Cube
The CUBESTORMER 3 robot which uses ARM® processor technology has started final testing before attempting to break the Guinness World Records™ title for solving a Rubik’s® Cube at the Big Bang Fair being held at the NEC in Birmingham, UK, tomorrow (Saturday).
Christopher Jefferies to deliver public lecture
Christopher Jefferies, the man wrongly arrested for the murder of landscape architect Joanna Yeates in 2010, will talk about his experience during a public lecture at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Tuesday, 25 March.
MedImmune and MD Anderson join forces to advance cancer immunotherapy
MedImmune, AstraZeneca’s global biologics research and development arm, announced it has entered into a three-year translational and clinical research collaboration with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center to study therapies that unleash patients’ immune systems to attack their cancers through MD Anderson’s Moon Shots Program.
Student’s battle with muscular dystrophy inspires fundraising drive
PhD student Jonathan Gilmour, 27, is leading a push to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, supported by fellow students at his Cambridge College.
Look behind the scenes of cancer research
Cancer will affect one in three of us at some point in our lives, so research into this disease is vital. Most cancer patients will see their doctor when the disease is already advanced and harder to treat, according to Professor Ashok Venkitaraman, Director of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Cancer Unit in Cambridge.
Bench marking your skills - how to remain employable in a competitive market
When would you go out and look for a new job? Most people start their job search when they're unhappy at work; when their career progression is limited, the work is no longer fulfilling or there are problems with management and team morale.
Protect your family against chickenpox and shingles, says The Travel Clinic
After a brief shortage of vaccine, The Travel Clinic Ltd now has the Varicella vaccine available again. There are regular outbreaks of chickenpox throughout East Anglia again, particularly among nurseries and unprotected parents.
50,000th computer shipped…on to the next challenge!
Camara needs your help to source 3,000 monitors by 30 April.
Build a scale model of NW Cambridge development out of MUD
Artists Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie need help to create an ambitious public artwork - entirely out of mud.
Success for Managers Tip #57: Is the ‘fluffy’ stuff really the essential stuff?
Have you ever found that changes in the business or organisation you’re working in, or changes in your role in it, have had a big, and sometimes negative, impact on your relationships?
Cherry Swayne appointed Regional Director, East Anglia, for the REC
The Recruitment & Employment Confederation has appointed Cherry Swayne as Regional Director for East Anglia.
Emmanuel College chef represents England in Culinary World Cup
Nathan Aldous, Deputy Head Chef at Emmanuel College, is celebrating success at gaining a place in the Senior Team representing England in the Culinary World Cup.
Marshall provides French Defence Force with further CT Scanners
The Service de Santé Armée (SSA), the French Defence Health Service, is to receive three more ruggedized, deployable CT Scanners.
Passport Development Programme is the perfect prescription
Croft Management Centre introduces a new Passport Development Programme for London NHS and care organisations. The Passport programme is a series of training topics that supports appraisal and personal development on a Pick'n' Mix basis, leading to an accredited certificate or diploma.
Feabhas offers new Python course for test engineers
Embedded software development experts, Feabhas, has announced the launch of a new course for the training of test engineers in the use of the Python programming language for system testing.
Easter coffee and cake celebration and open day at Headway
Come and visit Headway in Fulbourn on 17 April.
CCS releases whitepaper revealing true cost of backhaul in small cell infrastructures
Mobile operators confirm that self-organising MP2MP small cell backhaul technology could reduce CAPEX by 42 per cent and OPEX by 34 per cent vs P2P systems.
Cautious welcome to schools funding announcement
Cambridgeshire pupils to receive extra cash next year