C3 now on the cloud
The C3 Apcentia Engine, the core of all C3’s multi-channel communication solutions, is now available as a cloud-based platform.
Shell Springboard closing date looms
The closing date for the 2013 Shell Springboard awards is just around the corner.
Can your phone double up as your life-coach?
Researchers are developing a smartphone platform that enables careful monitoring of lifestyle to pinpoint and help avert triggers for stress and negative emotion.
How PA shrunk a 30 foot mobile phone base-station into a three-inch computer
PA Consulting Group’s wireless experts have used a Raspberry Pi - the $30 computer the size of a credit card - to run a mobile phone base-station that operates a private mobile-phone network.
Ipswich engineer awarded ICE membership
Ipswich civil engineer Joseph Palmer, has been awarded membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) as an Incorporated Engineer (IEng).
Lethal weapon: bacteria’s high-risk suicide strategy
New research shows how some bacterial cells keep a ‘suicide complex’ ready to hand at all times.
Southend civil engineer achieves Chartered status
Leigh on Sea civil engineer Gregg Purcell -who worked on the redevelopment of St Pancreas Station in London - has been awarded membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Bumper Christmas boost for the Rosie
Midwives and new mums in Cambridge have extra cause for celebration this holiday season with news that the Big Push for The Rosie Hospital Campaign has topped its £150,000 community fundraising target.
StarLeaf PT Mini launch personal telepresence device
The StarLeaf PT is a personal video communications device works that with any screen or monitor and is the first of its kind. It offers plug and play simplicity and instantly transforms an existing desktop into a complete, high-definition telepresence solution.
Enjoy 100mbps broadband at Hatley Park Estate
Tenants in Hatley's St George's Tower are now benefiting from the newly installed fibe optic broadband service.
Mobas ends 2012 on a high with extensive employee investment
Another successful year drives expansion for 2013 as integrated agency Mobas prepares for New Year growth.
Somersault produces video for the Worcester Warriors & David Lloyd Leisure
Rhythm was sadly lacking as the Somersault Video Productions cameras captured some of the Worcester Warriors rugby team trying out the latest fitness craze of Bokwa.
Cambridge graduate wins national engineering prize for toilet paper
Water Engineer Jamie Radford (24) has won top spot in the annual Graduate Awards run by New Civil Engineer (NCE) magazine. The Award bagged him a cheque for £1,500 and specially crafted trophy presented by BBC sports journalist Chris Hollins.
Cambridge researchers support the WHO
A newly designated Collaborating Centre at the University of Cambridge will support the World Health Organization (WHO) in detecting and responding to major epidemic- and pandemic-prone diseases.
Changing our material future, layer by layer
Researchers are aiming to develop a new class of materials with remarkable properties using one atom-thick substances such as graphene and other two dimensional crystals in a new collaborative project. The proposal, which will involve researchers from the Universities of Manchester, Cambridge and Lancaster, has been awarded 13.4 million Euros (around £11m) to form a “Synergy Group” by the…
Eco Race team launch their 2013 solar-powered vehicle
Cambridge University Eco Racing team (CUER) has been forced to design a radical new solar car in its attempt to win the World Solar Challenge, a 3,000 km race across Australia.
Generating new business from old clients
It can be done! How many client testimonials from past clients do you carry on your website? How many clients have used you regularly and then stopped without any reason being given? How clean is your database? Do you know if John Smith is still the guy to speak to at Acme Widgets? You get the idea of where this post is going - right?!
Workplace Law looks back at 2012 and forward to 2013
Workplace Law consultants look back at the major developments from the last 12 months and debate what will have the biggest impact on employers in 2013.
Amino Chief Technologist reveals his top five predictions for 2013
Amino Communications Chief Technologist Kevin Lingley has looked into his crystal ball to reveal his thoughts about the five most significant developments in the pay-TV market for 2013.
Focus on Training awarded LPI accreditation
Focus has passed the rigorous audit required by the Learning & Performance Institute (LPI) to be approved as an Accredited Learning Provider.
Cronto introduces new visual transaction signing device for secure online banking
Cronto introduces the new generation CrontoSign(tm) optical device for secure online banking. CrontoSign Optical Reader brings unprecedented usability and performance to secure transaction authentication. The Cronto visual transaction signing solution is now available as a state-of-the-art, dedicated hardware optical reader that features a large colour screen, replaceable batteries and a new…
Dalati seeks sponsors for major new feature film 'Sea Nymph'
Dalati is leading a funding campaign for the development of a major motion picture: Sea Nymph. The film tells the true and tragic story of the wreck of an all-female convict transport ship on Boulogne-sur-Mer's beach in 1833.
Innovative technologies now available for European SMEs
European Initiative to provide Innovative Technologies to revolutionise many European High Technology Industries
Cambridge video company films BBC Radio 5 Live festival
BBC Radio 5 Live’s Octoberfest is a three day festival broadcasting live events from around the city. Highlights definitely included The Verb, Jarvis Cocker and Shane Meadows
GHX Europe sees greater supply chain pressures for 2013 healthcare market
Company predicts healthcare market innovation will continue gaining momentum as financial pressure, austerity measures and global legislation press the industry