'Dine in the Dark' with CamSight
It’s that time of year again! CamSight is all set and ready to go for the next Dining in the Dark experience. This year it returns to the fabulous Red Lion Inn at Hinxton for what promises to be a very enjoyable gastronomic evening.
Two CPL magazines shortlisted for awards
Two magazines launched by CPL in 2013 have been shortlisted in the Institute of Internal Communications’ Central Region Awards.
Can you use a bright Cambridge undergrad over the summer?
Murray Edwards College is in its third year of organising its highly regarded Summer Internships for its students, and is looking for opportunities for its brightest and best students for 2014.
Cambridge showcased in ‘Innovation Ecosystem’ report for World Economic Forum
Some of the leading organisations powering Cambridge’s “innovation ecosystem” - Cambridge Judge Business School and St John's Innovation Centre - have been showcased in a report published at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week.
Workplace Law to raise £25,000 for Global Generation in 2014
Workplace Law have selected Global Generation as their chosen charity for 2014 and have set their biggest fundraising target to date.
RealVNC confirms commitment to free and easy remote access products
In a key announcement, RealVNC, the original developer and provider of VNC® remote access and control software, today confirmed its commitment to the dual strategy of free and premium product licensing, and also revealed a substantial and exciting product roadmap for 2014.
Researchers develop holographic diagnostics
'Smart’ holograms, which are currently being tested to monitor diabetes, and could be used to monitor a wide range of medical and environmental conditions in future, have been developed by researchers.
Talented business team wins £1,000 prize
An all-girl team from Ernulf Academy in St Neots has won the 2014 Anglia Ruskin University Talent@ business challenge.
Huppert welcomes continued fall in city's unemployment
Unemployment continues to fall in Cambridge and the news has been welcomed by the city’s MP Julian Huppert.
Free advice for exporters as companies look to new markets in 2014
Cambridgeshire Export Club returns next week to provide businesses in our county with the contacts they need to take advantage of new business opportunities overseas.
Workshop helps create inclusive communities in the East
PARCA and Big Society Funding CIC are running a free workshop in Peterborough on Tuesday 18 March entitled ‘How to suceed in Peterborough with your voluntary organisation’.
Oregon Electric Utility selects cloud-based meter data management system from Landis+Gyr
Landis+Gyr announces that Newport, Oregon-based Central Lincoln People’s Utility District has signed a five-year contract for Gridstream® MDMS to host the utility’s advanced metering data. Central Lincoln’s software and data storage will be hosted by Landis+Gyr as part of its Cloud Services offering.
Advanced Leadership webinar gives executives a taste of Cambridge experience
Senior level business executives looking to refresh their approach to leadership can access a webinar this month to understand what the Advanced Leadership Programme from Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education can offer them this summer.
New archaeology society helps uncover North Cambridge's past
A Roman villa in North Cambridge will be just one of the interesting discoveries members of a new archaeology and history group will learn about in their area.
VPEC places repeat order for AIXTRON systems to meet growing demand
AIXTRON SE announced a new system order from long-standing Taiwanese customer Visual Photonics Epitaxy Co. Ltd. (VPEC) for two further AIX 2600G3 IC MOCVD systems fully equipped to handle seven 6-inch substrates (7x6”) in a single run.
Chamber brings businesses together to share knowledge and enhance skillset
Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce has launched a new initiative to encourage its members to share ideas that will enhance how their businesses operate.
All mid-sized businesses to receive tailored trade advice
Every mid-sized business in the country will be offered tailored trade advice and an intensive programme of support to help them start exporting or break into new markets, Trade Minister Lord Livingston announced today
Rosie and Hinchingbrooke hospitals each receive £2000 from Xaar charity fund
The Rosie Hospital, Cambridge, and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon are two charities benefiting this year from Xaar’s £12,000 charitable giving fund.
Children’s charity launches Monopoly Fundraising Challenge
Ormiston Children & Families Trust, the region’s leading children’s charity, is launching ‘The Big Monopoly Challenge’ on 14th February at St John’s Innovation Centre, Cambridge. The event is a chance for local businesses to play everyone’s favourite property trading game but, instead of buying and selling famous London locations, they will commit to running a fundraising event in aid of Ormiston.
Ubisense Group achieves record orders in 2013
Ubisense Group plc (AIM: UBI), a market leader in real time location intelligence solutions, achieved record orders totalling £32 million for the year ending 31 December 2013, up 30% on the previous year.
Syrris Atlas has the Midas touch with nanoparticles
Spanish biotechnology company Midatech Biogune is taking advantage of Syrris Atlas Potassium reactor systems to produce custom-made functionalized gold nanoparticles for medicinal use.
NETGEAR zooms in on its carbon footprint with CRedit360 sustainability software
NETGEAR has invested in CRedit360’s proven sustainability software to track its carbon footprint with increased accuracy.
The A to Z of biotech success for Medimmune in Cambridge
Find out what you missed at last night's (Tuesday's) Cambridge Network Business Lecture, says Dr Chris Thomas, Director of Milton Contact Ltd.
Institution of Civil Engineers honour for Dr Abir Al-Tabbaa
Congratulations to Dr Abir Al-Tabbaa of Cambridge University Department of Engineering's Geotechnical and Environmental Research Group, who has been elected Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Hugh Hunt advises on record Speed attempt
Motorcycle racer Guy Martin turned to Cambridge University's Department of Engineering for expert help in making his new Channel 4 television series, Speed.