Abcodia announces collaboration with the Austrian Institute of Technology
Abcodia, the biomarker validation company with a focus on cancer screening, today announced a collaboration with the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology which will focus on the validation of biomarkers for the early detection of lung and colorectal cancers.
Anthias Consulting holds Agilent Technologies GC courses in July 2013
Extend your Gas Chromatogaphy knowledge and skills. Anthias Consulting is running a three-day Agilent GC Operator course and a two-day Agilent GC Troubleshooting & Maintenance course in July 2013. Learn how to use the Agilent GC and GC Chemstation software.
June news available from Cresset
June's newsletter from Cresset features articles on BlazeGPU; 'what does scaffold hopping mean to you?; a sneak peek of 'Activity Miner' for Torch and Forge plus call for evaluators as well as recent papers and presentations and a look at Field Based Chemistry Europe on 20th June.
CBNL succeeds at the 2013 Small Cell Industry Awards
CBNL’s Julius Robson was presented with the ‘Chairman’s award’ at the Small Cell Industry Awards, in recognition of supporting the industry in the emerging sector of small cell backhaul.
The Cambridge named ‘Best Mortgage Service Provider’
The Cambridge Building Society walked away as a winner at the annual Moneyfacts awards held at the London Marriott Hotel last week.
Jensen Consulting create drawings from existing products
There are many reasons why a company could have the requirement for a new set of manufacturing drawings of one of their existing products.
Fractal patterns spontaneously emerge during bacterial cell growth
Scientists discover highly asymmetric and branched patterns are the result of physical forces and local instabilities; research has important implications for understanding biofilms and multicellular systems.
Genetic studies lead to clinical trial of new treatment for type 1 diabetes
A clinical trial is underway for a potential new treatment for type 1 diabetes that could eventually mean patients are able to reduce insulin treatment from several times a day to only once or twice a week. The new treatment is a direct result of research to understand the genetics of the disease.
Olympic Torch set to fly
Young female aspiring pilots, who are members of the Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets, will be flying in a Cessna 172 light training aircraft of the Cambridge Aero Club late this afternoon (Wednesday 12 June). Joining them will be Kamal Hyman, a motivational speaker and teacher from Peterborough, who was one of the Olympic Torch bearers in 2012.
Mobas appoints senior developer
Paul Mabbs joins leading integrated agency Mobas to deliver digital excellence.
Zinwave announces new partnership in Thailand
Zinwave Ltd, a global provider of unique, future-proofed active distributed antenna systems (DAS) for in-building wireless coverage, is pleased to announce it has partnered with Yip In Tsoi & Jacks Ltd, an established trading company in Thailand, to support its expanding customer base in South East Asia.
Renewables, energy bills and your business - confused?
A short radio and web series begins this month, examining renewable energy technologies and how East of England businesses could use them to cut costs and make money over the long term, taking advantage of large grants. You'll also hear some tips any business can use to cut energy bills at minimal cost.
Cambridgeshire companies Unite for summer business forum
Businesses in Cambridgeshire are being urged to attend an exclusive and unique event, which is the first of its kind in the county. The Unite summer business forum on Wednesday 10th July at Elms BMW Cambridge will play host to like-minded professionals who will exchange ideas and expertise to help drive sustainability and build a stronger future together.
Conscious Communications celebrates its first birthday
Conscious Communications, the Cambridge-based PR and marketing agency, has celebrated a successful first year of business.
For the first time abdi runs ROI public workshops in Scotland
Almost 150 participants have already joined the growing band of Scottish HR, L&D, training, project management and other professionals from both public and private sector organisations who are determined to bring high quality measurement and analytics to strengthen their impact outcomes and value for money.
TTP Group launches major recruitment campaign
TTP Group plc (TTP) is launching a major new recruitment event tomorrow evening at The Møller Centre in Cambridge, within the Centre’s stunning bar and newly refurbished roof terrace – the perfect venue and event for those interested in joining Europe’s leading independent technology company. TTP is delighted to be the first company to use this area of the Møller Centre since the refurbishment.
Measurement: Monitoring and evaluation - a research activity or management tool?
The growing demand for evidence of impact and value for money has prompted much debate in recent years about the function of evaluation. In abdi's courses, the company makes several statements regarding how it positions evaluation.
Cambridge Design Partnership’s STEM education initiative goes supersonic
Innovative technology and design consultancy Cambridge Design Partnership recently held its first school workshop with GCSE pupils from Stanborough School in Hertfordshire. The initiative is part of a wider campaign by Cambridge Design Partnership to support STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education and inspire young people to become the scientists and engineers of the…
KISS PR wins TDB Fusion account
KISS PR has won the PR and social media account for TDB Fusion, a specialist in IT and data centre management systems.
John Dibb heads up KISS Communications’ growing digital team
Leading integrated marketing agency, KISS Communications has appointed John Dibb to the position of Head of Digital. John’s appointment further strengthens the agency’s growing digital team.
Anglia Ruskin student delivers letter legacy
A groundbreaking project to save two languages from extinction is one of over 200 pieces of student work on display at Anglia Ruskin University’s annual Degree Show in Cambridge.
Nujira signals start of volume production ramp with launch of new ET chip for mobiles
Nujira Ltd, the world’s leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, has unveiled its newest Coolteq.L ET power supply modulator chip for LTE handsets. Nujira's NCT-L1300 delivers the best ET modulator performance on the market across all key metrics: system efficiency, noise, bandwidth, linearity and RF output power. The new chip is now being geared up for volume production to support 4G…
Sphere Fluidics relocates to new larger facility at Babraham Research Campus
Sphere Fluidics has relocated to its new integrated lab and office space at the Jonas Webb Building on Babraham Research Campus.
High export hopes for UK's low carbon tech start-ups
A new wave of small young tech firms is helping the UK to unlock a larger share of the £3 trillion global low carbon sector, a study reveals. It also shows that Cambridge is one of the UK’s leading hubs for low carbon innovation.
How to care for carers
Carers’ week this week (10-16 June) will focus on the 6.5 million people who are carers. Many are providing palliative care for a relative or friend at home. A new tool has been developed to identify carers’ needs during end-of-life care at home and enable them to work more smoothly with healthcare professionals.