Xentech Solutions exhibits at Freescale Tech Day in Milton Keynes
For the fourth year in a row, Xentech Solutions is again pleased to support the upcoming Freescale Technology Day to be held at Milton Keynes, tomorrow (23 October 2013).
Mobile data to grow 6.3 times (2013-18); growth strongest outside Europe and North America
Forecasts for mobile data traffic growth are more upbeat than those published last year.
New Salimetrics Technology Center opens in Carlsbad, California, USA
Salimetrics, the leading brand of saliva-based research tools and services, today announced the opening of their new Technology Center in Carlsbad, California. This expansion to the biotechnology hub located in North San Diego County, California enhances the opportunity for Salimetrics to collaborate with leading biotech scientists in the development of new and novel salivary biomarkers that will…
How Shooting Image makes films for business
A new film shows how Shooting Image Ltd works in creating highly watchable internet videos for Cambridge area businesses.
HDC Development Management Panel decision: Alconbury Weald statement
On Monday 21 October, Huntingdonshire District Council's Development Management Panel voted to support the principle and general form of the proposed Alconbury Weald development, as set out in the Outline application (ref 1201158OUT).
UK tech awards 2013 - shortlist announced
An opportunity to celebrate the breadth and depth of the blossoming UK tech market
Birketts rise to 85 in The Lawyer UK 200
The Lawyer magazine has released the latest edition of its UK 200 Annual Report 2013.
Civil engineers welcome nuclear plant announcement
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has welcomed the news that EDF Energy and the Government have reached an agreement for the construction of Hinkley Point C to go ahead
Spirus offers the complete, sparkly, gift-wrapped package!
If you’re looking for original, creative Christmas gifts for your clients and customers, Spirus has the whole, sparkly, gift-wrapped package for you.
Cambridge Enterprise named University Venturing Unit of the Year
Cambridge Enterprise, the University’s commercialisation arm, was named University Venturing Unit of the Year at a recent ceremony in London.
Congratulations to the England football team for making it to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
If you are planning to go to the 20th FIFA world cup next year (20 June 2014), as well as enjoying the football and wonderful atmosphere, you should be aware of the possible vaccinations and travel needs that are required, says The Travel Clinic.
Who are you at work?
Human beings love work, we need work. Work gives us meaning and purpose as well as income, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
Does executive coaching actually work?
In the UK today, around 90% of UK organisations report using executive coaches. Despite this, until now, research on the effectiveness of coaching has been very limited.
Mosaic3DX is almost sold out
If you are thinking of attending Mosaic3DX 2013, then it is time to act. There are still some places left - but not much time.
Smart Homes iHEAT session covers communities, appcessories, protocols and distributed systems
The 8th annual Smart Homes Conference third session led by Hitachi Europe is on home energy and technology (HEAT) with smart communities, appcessories, protocols and time-shifting DC and lighting loads, all discussed and overseen by the capable serial energy entrepreneur Graham Ford. The event is now just two weeks away: those wishing to attend should act now to join this high-level ARM-led…
Cambridge Music Festival celebrates music, education and technology
Next month (12-22 November 2013), Cambridge Music Festival celebrates three areas for which the city is universally renowned: music, education and technology, in a programme of concerts and events in venues across the city.
PCME receives prestigious Queen’s Award from the Lord-Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire
PCME Ltd recently celebrated the formal presentation of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category for export achievements in the field of particulate emission monitoring.
Scientists explore using stem cells to treat inflammatory bowel disease
A source of gut stem cells that can repair a type of inflammatory bowel disease when transplanted into mice has been identified by researchers at the Wellcome Trust-Medical Research Council Cambridge Stem Cell Institute at the University of Cambridge and at BRIC, the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
When building for the future means what it says
Too little attention is being paid to the long-term sustainability of new buildings in a changing climate, according to a new study that makes recommendations for ‘future-proofing’ best practice.
Dolomite to showcase novel microfluidic solutions at MicroTAS 2013
Microfluidics specialist Dolomite will be showcasing two groundbreaking devices, Telos and Mitos Dropix, on booth #6 at the 17th International Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences (MicroTAS) in Freiburg, Germany, later this month (27th to 31st October).
Materials and conductive inks with Cambridge Graphene Platform and CIT at HVM Graphene
A fascinating debate about the pros and cons of one of the key areas for graphene and related materials will be discussed at HVMG13 on 5 November in the opening session by expert directors from Cambridge Graphene Platform & Conductive Inkjet Ltd, with an overview from Prof Ferrari (Cambridge) and a talk "How is the investment in Graphene going to pay off?" from Prof Dobson (Oxford).
Team welcomes Chief Scientific Adviser to discuss R&D funding in the UK
Award-winning medical design and development company Team Consulting was yesterday visited by Government Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Mark Walport. Sir Mark visited a number of the most innovative technology companies in Cambridge to look at some of the different funding structures to unlock innovation in the UK.
On Anti-Slavery Day, campaigner Simon Stockley welcomes new bill to fight human trafficking
As the UK marks National Anti-Slavery Day (Friday 18 October), Cambridge Judge Business School’s very own expert on human trafficking, Simon Stockley, speaks about a new law to crack down on the traffickers – and his work with a ground-breaking charity that helps victims.
Siemens and geo enable smart metering in multi-dwelling buildings
Siemens, in partnership with Green Energy Options (geo), have launched an innovative solution to deploying smart meters in multi-dwelling and high-rise buildings. Buildings can now be ‘smart enabled’ to support the deployment of smart meters without modification.
Dr Chris Hope takes on 'The Spectator' over claim that climate change is ‘beneficial’
Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) environment expert Dr Chris Hope has challenged The Spectator over what he says are misleading claims about climate change.