Cambridge Sensotec launch their first Rapidox ozone analyser
Introducing the Rapidox 3100EO, a dual gas ozone and oxygen analyser, Cambridge Sensotec’s first instrument designed for fast and accurate analysis of ozone and oxygen.
‘but we have a time when de soft rain come’
Yesterday saw the launch of a new book - Teaching Caribbean Poetry - written for English teachers. The book is the latest outcome of an ambitious collaboration between the University of the West Indies and the University of Cambridge.
SyQic partners with Bango to provide frictionless payment for its Yoonic platform
SyQic, the leading Mobile TV Service (OTT) provider of live and on-demand international video content branded as ‘Yoonic’, is delighted to partner with Bango, the award-winning mobile payments provider.
An office shoot for £450
Wild Lion Media will come to your office and shoot whilst you work. They'll talk about what you want from the video and produce a web version all within a 7 day timeframe and for just £450!
EU proposed telecoms regulatory changes: good politics, bad economics
The combined effect of proposed changes is not positive for investment in networks, despite the Commission's rhetoric, says Analysys Mason.
TSB invests in fuel cell manufacturing and the supply chain
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) is to invest up to £5m to encourage the development of manufacturing capabilities and novel supply-chain partnerships which will support fuel cell production in the UK.
Granta continues to revolutionise materials data integration for CAD, CAE, and PLM
Granta Design has just launched a second generation of the GRANTA MI:Materials Gateway™ integration technology, which provides quick, traceable access to materials data and applications within CAD, CAE and PLM software.
Invensys Eurotherm awards PR account to KISS
KISS PR has been appointed by Invensys Eurotherm to handle a trade PR campaign. This latest win comes 12 months after the PR agency was appointed by Eurotherm’s sister company, IMServ.
10 reasons arts organisations need to buy cyber liability insurance
Technology has helped arts organisations build brand and communicate on a vast scale, even on tight budgets. But with new technology comes new risk: from a simple website to using social media through to selling tickets, arts organisations need to be aware that their day-to-day activities online expose them to risk in every country on the planet.
Brazil: a land of opportunity for UK SMEs
Export is seen as the real key to growth for UK SMEs, with 58 per cent of respondents to a recent UKTI survey saying exporting led to a level of growth not otherwise possible for their company.
Cambridge Sound, keeping the city entertained this Christmas
Cambridge Sound launches a theming and design service to Cambridge companies. If you've got something big to celebrate, or maybe you're planning a Christmas party, Cambridge Sound can now take your party to another level. Entertainment, indoor lighting, outdoor lighting and special effects are all available to hire.
PneumaCare announces completion of £1m financing and new Board appointment
PneumaCare, the Cambridge UK-based respiratory monitoring medical imaging company, has announced the closing of a new £1m financing.
Arecor launches new platform tool for viscosity reduction in high concentration biologics
Arecor, the Cambridge biotechnology company specialising in the stabilisation of biopharmaceuticals, announced today a key addition to its Arestat(TM) platform, through the creation of a novel and proprietary formulation design tool to reduce the viscosity of liquid biologic formulations, enabling higher concentration doses in easy-to-administer prefilled syringe formats.
The world's first 1000mph car? Cambridge technology and the Bloodhound Project
Cambridge Network's next event on Thursday November 7th will focus on the awe-inspiring Bloodhound SSC land speed record attempt. The Bloodhound Project highlights the best of the UK’s engineering prowess: this event showcases some of the Cambridge technology that is contributing to this adventure.
Why the UK is number one place to do business
HSBC has called upon the government to work to make trading overseas easier, as it is clear that the best way to ensure that the UK remains a great place to do business, is to make sure its SMEs sell on a global scale.
AVEVA delivers the benefits of 'engineering and design for Lean construction'
AVEVA challenges the ‘right first time’ design approach to engineering megaprojects and presents a route to controlling the ‘Design Spiral'.
How to make more out of big data
Eagle, an expert provider of bioinformatics software and services across a wide range of the life science and other sectors, has just announced the date and line-up of its next highly successful bioinformatics symposium, “Bigger than data – discover or die”.
iTrinegy AppQoS announced as 2013 finalist in SVC Awards
CAMBRIDGE, UK; RENO NEVADA USA... iTrinegy is pleased to announce that its AppQoS APM solution has been selected as a finalist in the Storage, Virtualisation, Cloud (SVC) Awards under their Virtualisation Management Product of the Year category.
Courage, conviction and hard work count as much as an MBA if you want to start a business
How useful are MBAs for starting your own business? It’s a question that comes up a lot for small business adviser David Brassington from CMC Partners. Here he tries to provide an answer...
ZEISS launches lenses for the digital world
Under the product name Digital Lenses, ZEISS is now launching lenses on the market that offer better vision to users of smartphones and tablets - and therefore help prevent eye strain.
Inca Digital and Fujifilm launch Inca Onset S40i 6-colour plus white at SGIA 2013
The new Inca Onset includes a double white ink capability, extending the product to an eight-channel printer.
Run for fun and raise money for a good cause
It’s that time of the year again: the days are getting shorter, the next holiday seems ages away, the pile of work in front of you seems to be growing at an exponential rate, and you just want any excuse to get away from your desk... So why not take a break from your office, put on your running shoes, and raise money for a good cause?
Reading ancient climate from plankton shells
Climate changes from millions of years ago are recorded at daily rate in ancient sea shells, new research shows.
Exceptional executive coaches: what does it take?
What does it mean to be an exceptional executive coach and what does it take?
Polite products with personality - could this be the future of connected devices?
When you think of the internet, you think of a network connecting people all over the world. But even back in 2010 it was announced that the number of devices that were not personal computers or phones connected to the Internet exceeded those that were. This is the unseen rise of ‘connected devices’ or the ‘Internet of Things’ as it's sometimes called.