Sensors in Medicine 2013 conference is a success
The first international conference on Sensors in Medicine was held in London earlier this year and was rated highly successful by delegates. Topics included Point-of Care Diagnostics, Future Technology, Breath Analysis and Wearable Sensors.
CPM creates Mobi files for Delta Publishing
During June and July, Cambridge Publishing Management's (CPM's) production team has been busy with an extensive project for Delta Publishing. The team was called upon to create five separate Mobi files, complete with a table of contents, for Kindle.
Changing minds
Recognition of what is and is not feasible is bringing a healthy note of realism to environmentalism, says The Scientific Alliance.
AVEVA explains how 3D laser scanning can help shipyards survive the downturn
New business paper describes how to minimise drydock time while improving design quality, project efficiency and business value in refits and conversions.
Electron ‘spin’ key to solar cell breakthrough
Organic solar cells, a new class of solar cell that mimics the natural process of plant photosynthesis, could revolutionise renewable energy - but currently lack the efficiency to compete with the more costly commercial silicon cells.
Anglia Ruskin opens dedicated Clearing Centre
Anglia Ruskin University will open its Clearing Centre at 7.30am next Thursday, 15 August (A-Level results day) to help anyone looking to start a university course this September.
Spirus plans ‘Alice in Wonderland’ summer party
Spirus recently had the absolute pleasure of arranging a summer party for one of its clients. After throwing around a few suggestions, the client settled on the theme of Alice in Wonderland. You can just imagine the excitement in the all-girl Spirus office at this theme!
Linx printer cleans up for the Carroll Company
Leading US cleaning and maintenance products supplier, Carroll Company, cites exceptional reliability, low maintenance and ease of operation as the main reasons for selecting a Linx CJ400 small character inkjet printer for date coding onto both product packs and shipping cartons.
'Pay to View' streaming now offered by WaveFX
WaveFX is delighted to announce that it now offers a robust solution to monetize any event, conference or festival.
Lauterbach sponsors the UK Device Developers Conference 2014
Leading software debug tool company Lauterbach UK will be a key sponsor of the 2014 UK Device Developers Conference, the conference for developers of intelligent systems and devices.
European Funding Strategy workshops take place this month
As you may already be aware, the Government has asked Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) to draft a European Funding Strategy for 2014 to 2020 for their area, covering the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), the European Social Fund (ESF) and part of the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD).
Glamour is coming to a Cambridge hotel with charity masquerade ball
A masquerade ball is being held at Cambridge City Hotel this month to raise funds for Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Satellite Applications Catapult uses Eurotech M2M integration platform
Eurotech, a leading supplier of embedded technologies, products and systems, today announces the Satellite Applications Catapult, a UK government-funded technology innovation centre, has purchased a suite of Eurotech’s multi service gateway devices and the Everyware Cloud machine-to-machine (M2M) integration platform to provide new businesses and entrepreneurs with the infrastructure to develop…
Wireless 'gold' in Cambridge lampposts enhances connectivity
A drive to dramatically enhance wireless connectivity in Cambridge UK and surrounding areas has been boosted by a small-cell microwave trial using technology from local business CCS.
Cambridge Sensotec introduces the Dynascan LeakVIEW MO16M
Introducing the LeakVIEW M016M, the brand new packaging leak detection system manufactured exclusively within the UK by Dynascan.
Ubisense joins the High Speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute (HSSMI)
Ubisense Group plc (LSE: UBI), is pleased to announce that it has joined the HSSMI as a full core member for a two year period. As a core member, Ubisense will engage across the full scope of HSSMI’s innovative research, providing Smart Factory expertise to other members such as Ford, Loughborough University and Autodesk.
Improving customer satisfaction and service in the utility sector
Developing a consistent multi-channel customer service is the biggest challenge facing utility companies. Investment in the right technology is crucial.
Maastricht University installs Syngene gel doc system
Maastricht University is using a Syngene G:BOX Chemi gel doc system to train students how to rapidly master a range of molecular biology imaging techniques.
Girls with anorexia have elevated autistic traits
Girls with anorexia nervosa show a mild echo of the characteristics of autism, suggests new research in the journal Molecular Autism
Comm’portez vous? What phrase books tell us about our past encounters
Will you be speaking Greek, Turkish or Spanish on holiday this summer – or will you rely on the locals having a workable grasp of English? In his research, PhD candidate John Gallagher looks at the history of that unique form of literature - the foreign language phrase book.
Do you think telemarketing will work for my business?
A question telemarketing account managers get asked very frequently. Telemarketing is a great way of generating new business very quickly, and also maintaining existing business relationships; however as a new user of telemarketing the amount of money involved Vs. the possible low ROI can be frightening, particularly if you are a small business.
PhD student selected for Academy of Management Best Paper Award
Stefano Tasselli, a PhD candidate in Management Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School, has been awarded with the Academy of Management Best Paper Award in the Health Care Management Division. He will receive the award during a ceremony in Orlando, Florida, on 12 August 2013.
New protection against rogue traders welcomed by Huppert
MP Julian Huppert has welcomed new plans introduced by the Liberal Democrats which will give vulnerable and elderly people better protection against rogue traders.
Job interview Performance - is it just Practice?
If you have recently found yourself out of work, are a recent graduate or are a seasoned professional working your way up the career ladder, refreshing yourself on how to perform with confidence and impact at an interview is a skill that requires regular practice.
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