Somersault appointed to cover TEDx London Business School event
Somersault Video Productions have been appointed to provide full event coverage for the 2013 TEDx event organised by the London Business School. This is the second time they will cover the event, having provided full coverage in 2012.
Cambridge publishes 'vital' Companion to Human Rights Law
The Cambridge Companion to Human Rights Law looks at how human rights law has developed, what has been achieved and at what cost.
ViewRanger offers Android users 'maps-with-route'
ViewRanger is adding new features to its award winning ‘adventure app’ which delivers GPS navigation, mapping and location-based content to outdoors enthusiasts worldwide.
VirtualStudio.TV monthly video newsletter
The monthly company video newsletter for March 2013 from VirtualStudio.TV features Microsoft, Expressen and nominations for the RAR 2013 Awards.
Justin Miles talks about 'Adventure by accident'
With a remarkable story of how he overcame debilitating injuries to become a ‘professional explorer', Justin Miles - who speaks at Cambridge Network's next business lecture on Wednesday 17 April - has tales to tell that are relevant both in our personal lives and in the board room.
Collion explains its innovative embedded system development platform at UK conference
Germany based FPGA development specialists Collion has announced that it be exhibiting and presenting at the UK Device Developers' Conference. It will be presenting its new Volksanalyzer platform, an off-the-shelf hardware and tools package that enables the rapid development of high performance embedded systems.
Cambridge Index rises 2.4%
The Cambridge Index advanced 2.4% or 341 points to 14,445.4, following gains in index bellwethers such as ARM Holdings and Johnson Matthey.
New 'Chemiker' available from Strem Chemicals
The newest Strem Chemiker is now available online or as a soft copy by contacting Strem Chemicals UK Ltd.
Royal Society invites game developers to bring research to life at Summer Science Exhibition
The Royal Society is looking for experienced games development studios to take part in a new initiative that will turn some of the research on show at its annual Summer Science Exhibition into video games. The Royal Society will host a 12 hour game jam on 24th May that will see developers work with the scientists behind exhibits to produce five exciting new games.
David MacKay appointed Regius Professor of Engineering
David MacKay, the acclaimed author of Sustainable Energy - Without The Hot Air will be the first holder of a Royally-appointed engineering post at Cambridge.
Sensor100 eNewsletter now available
The March issue of the Sensor100 eNewsletter has been published online and is available to to all individuals and organisations active in the development and commercialisation of bio-sensors and chemo-sensors.
Learn about IoT/M2M technology: "Weightless"
Matthew Bailey, VP Marketing at Argon Design, was invited to speak at a round table discussion with other Weightless champions, answering difficult questions posed by Peter Judge, UK Editor of Tech Week Europe.
Publishing under pressure - interview with CPM's Jackie Dobbyne
Not so long ago, Cambridge Publishing Management was in danger of collapse. Owner Jackie Dobbyne talks tenacity, looking ahead – and not putting all your eggs in one basket.
Above the line R&D tax credits – Finance Bill 2013 update
John Moore of Kingly Brookes LLP describes the latest change to the way the R&D tax relief schemes will operate, following the release of the draft legislation in the Finance Bill.
Inca Digital appoints John Mills as CEO
Inca Digital, the inkjet printing specialist, today announces the appointment of Dr John Mills as CEO with immediate effect.
Free guide to Twitter for healthcare professionals is brilliantly helpful
If you use Social Media as part of your organisation’s approach to communication or as an individual in terms of your professional role, a new guide can help you use Twitter to build and strengthen the reputation of both your organisation and your area of work.
Onespacemedia creates exhibition materials for CCS at Mobile World Congress 2013
Founded by veteran entrepreneurs Steve Greaves and John Porter, Cambridge-based wireless company CCS has developed an innovative solution to the growing strain on mobile infrastructure. The explosion in mobile data is overwhelming the networks, especially in urban areas. CCS has solved the problem by developing a unique, small footprint, high-performance, flexible and self-organising (SON)…
'Did you invent Facebook?'
During the recent National Science & Engineering Week, Onespacemedia's lead developer, Dan, was asked to talk to primary schools about his role and how it relates to Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.
Creactive designs StarLeaf Touch
The StarLeaf Touch controller is the latest product from StarLeaf, manufacturer of video calling and conferencing hardware and software solutions that are all managed from the StarLeaf cloud. This new addition joins a comprehensive line up of mobile, personal and room systems designed by Creactive Design.
Free advice available through new Network service
Could your start-up business benefit from free advice from a seasoned professional? A local expert, with 30 years of experience in the product management and international marketing of software and hardware solutions, is offering his assistance through Cambridge Network's new 'Would like to meet' service.
Hoarder in disguise?
If you’re sitting in your office right now, take a look around. If you’re finding it difficult to see due to the piles of papers and the overshadowing presence of a gigantic filing cabinet or two, it may be time to consider other options. Keeping old company documents onsite does more than just take up space, it also decreases productivity, which in turn costs you money.
Partnership with the Department of Italian, Cambridge University
La Dante in Cambridge has established a great partnership with the Department of Italian at Cambridge University who are happy to share their knowledge and expertise of Italian language and culture through our bilingual programmes at Radio Dante Cambridge.
Low-cost LEDs for saving energy and improving health
Gallium nitride has been described as “the most important semiconductor since silicon” and is used in energy-saving LED lighting. A new £1million growth facility will allow Cambridge researchers to further reduce the cost and improve the efficiency of LEDs, with potentially huge cost-saving implications.
Bango hits 100 operator connections
Bango (AIM: BGO) now has 100 mobile operator payment connections globally. Bango continues to expand the reach of its mobile payments platform to deliver its frictionless payment experience as widely as possible for the world’s leading content providers.
Science Minister David Willetts visits Arecor
Science Minister David Willetts this week visited Arecor to learn more about its pioneering projects after being awarded £785,000 under the government-backed Biomedical Catalyst to accelerate the development of high concentration antibodies. This will enable more convenient administration of future therapeutic medicines which will reduce healthcare costs and improve the patient experience.