Qi3 Accelerator leads £2m syndicate investment in next generation WiFi
Qi3 Accelerator has led a $3.1 million (£2m) funding round in Blu Wireless, a next generation wireless networking company.
The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain – By George she’s got it!!!
Elocution lessons are back but it’s no longer about speaking the Queen's English. Elocution can otherwise be known as accent reduction or accent softening and looks at your style or manner of speaking, especially in public
Protecting your organisation from data theft
The issue of cyber security and the potential damage that can be suffered by a company as a result of data theft now regularly make front page news.
Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education improves gender diversity
Four in ten delegates on the Cambridge Advanced Leadership Programme are women
One Nucleus invites you to register for Life Science Leadership Series
There has never been a time when the phrase ‘Cash is King’ has played more heavily on the minds of life science company executives.
Sable&Hawkes appointed for property development name and brand identity project
Branding and graphic design specialists Sable&Hawkes have recently delivered a new identity for a prominent new development in Hackney.
Communication tip: think like your audience
It's easy to forget that your audience aren't as familiar with your material as you are. Here I explain how you should try little empathy.
Admiral Homespace leads the way with ACCOYA
Admiral Homespace the regions’ leading home improvers have become the first window installation company to pass the Accsys Technologies Joinery Certification Scheme.
Huppert welcomes funding for electric vehicle charging points
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has welcomed the news that the city’s hospitals are to receive £60,000 to install electric vehicle charging points.
Cambridge entrepreneurship diploma alum taxis to startup success
The entrepreneurial journey is often described as a roller coaster ride but Tim Hin Wai Lui, graduate of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship, has enjoyed a smooth ride to success starting up his transport systems platform venture with co-founder Robin Šmíd.
Communication tip: how to meet strangers
In this tip, communication coach Jon Torrens tells you how to take advantage when meeting strangers.
Chaplaincy to People at Work invites you to their next Breakfast Briefing
Keeping Cambridge Open for Business - Managing Roadworks
Linx printer is a winner with American Flexpack
Contract packer American FlexPack Inc has praised the reliability of the award-winning Linx CJ400 continuous ink jet printer after winning one at Pack Expo 2012.
Share adventures in real time with new ViewRanger 'Tripstories'
V4.1 for Android offers fast in-app sharing with twitter and other social media.
Tying up loose ends
Saying that the end of the financial year is a busy time for businesses would be a huge understatement. Totting up columns, keeping the accounts team happy and projecting what next year will bring (crystal ball optional) are all on that dreaded ‘to do’ list.
Scientists discover a molecular ‘switch’ in cancers of the testis and ovary
Research could lead to new drugs to turn ‘switch’ off.
Horizon Discovery strengthens Board with appointment of Dr. Ian Gilham
Horizon Discovery (Horizon), a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalized medicines, has announced the appointment of Dr. Ian Gilham as a non-executive director.
Pedal power at Cambridge Design Partnership!
A group of keen cyclists from Cambridge Design Partnership teamed up with clients and suppliers to triumphantly finish the London to Cambridge bike ride on Sunday 28th July, raising around £1,500 for charity.
WaveFX film crew learnt - Eat more red peppers and spinach
The WaveFX film crew are back in the studio after filming this year’s Macular Carotenoids conference hosted at Downing College Cambridge
CHaOS visits Portsmouth with Trinity College
This July, Trinity College teamed up with CHaOS, to deliver exciting and informative practical science sessions to 660 younger students from 10 Secondary schools and their feeder Primary Schools in their link area of Portsmouth.
Julian raises a glass to competition winner The Kingston Arms
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has raised a glass to the city’s Kingston Arms after it won the best independent pub category in his Discovering Cambridge competition this month.
Wintercomfort thanks Anglia Girl Scouts
Members of the Anglia Girl Scouts Junior Troop 72 visited Overstream House on 25 July to deliver clothes they collected at a recent clothing drive.
Remote takeover: How RealVNC conquered the world
First released in 1998, RealVNC’s remote access and control software is today used in more than a billion devices. After winning the UK’s main award for innovation in engineering, CEO and founder Andy Harter explains how it became one of the most successful Cambridge University spin-outs of all time.