Teachers’ Roadshow for Wales – Sioe-Deithiol i Athrawon Yng Nghymru
Earlier this year three of the Cambridge Colleges with links to Wales organised a teachers’ roadshow, visiting five locations in the Principality.
Three University spin-outs in Global Cleantech 100
Amantys, Breathing Buildings and Enecsys, all developed from research developed at the University. All three also featured on last year’s list.
New direction for Cambridge Music Festival: 9 – 20 November 2012
Highlights include:
Nujira samples low noise second-generation Envelope Tracking chip for smartphones
Nujira is sampling its second Coolteq.L Envelope Tracking chip for mobile handsets to lead partners.
AVEVA’s new Plant Design product AVEVA Everything3D launched
’Lean Construction’ will speed overall project execution and deliver reduced wastage
Debate and discussion at the Festival of Ideas
Dreams and Nightmares permeate the 2012 Festival of Ideas, running from the 24 October to the 4 November. This year’s programme will encourage debate and discussion in areas ranging from politics, to arts, to the sciences.
ARM announces new high-performance system IP..
...to address demand for energy-eficient ‘many-core’ solutions for the enterprise market
Intuitive UIs Featured During UIST 2012
From Oct. 7 to 10 in Cambridge, Mass., Microsoft researchers attending UIST 2012—the 25th Association for Computing Machinery Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology—will be sharing projects and ideas with an international gathering of scientists and practitioners focused on human-computer interaction (HCI).
The art of business
ideaSpace Enterprise Accelerator awards grant to Wysing Arts Centre for its work on encouraging innovation in the East of England.
100 years of political science research in digital form, plus 20 free articles to celebrate
More than a century's worth of political science research from the American Political Science Association is being added to the Cambridge Journals Online digital archive.
Supercapacitors hailed as potential answer to greener public transportation
The supercapacitor, once used to power robots and as a backup power source for computer memory, could be the energy source that holds the key to greener public transportation.
Manx Telecom launches enhanced network messaging solution for Isle of Man customers
- Manx Telecom chooses Cambridge-based telecommunications specialist C3 to develop fully customised network messaging solution - The new platform has been fully integrated into Manx Telecom’s IMS Alcatel Lucent carrier infrastructure
Chance to quiz Essex crime chief candidates
Anglia Ruskin to host hustings ahead of first Police and Crime Commissioner elections
Mobile device/application management vendors risk failure as mass adoption begins
Opportunities for mobile telecom operators as trusted partners
Huppert warns BAS merger could damage UK's global standing
Cambridge MP, Julian Huppert has warned that the proposed British Antarctic Survey merger could seriously damage the UK's polar and climate research and risk its international reputation.
The Technology Partnership plc collects inaugural Innovation Award from the IOP
On Wednesday 3 October 2012, Professor Sir Peter Knight, President of the Institute of Physics, presented The Technology Partnership plc, TTP, with an inaugural Innovation Award for developing and commercialising “Disc Pump” - a novel micropump based on the physics of non-linear acoustic resonance and, piezoelectric materials and fluid dynamics.
University sermon on Doubting Thomas – management guru or pub bore?
Dr Eve Poole, of Newnham College, will preach the University Sermon in Great St Mary's, the University Church, on Sunday 14 October, at 11.15 a.m.
Magdalene College hosts inspirational day for language learners
The fourth in a series of inspirational days for potential language learners took place at Magdalene College on Tuesday 25 September. whynotlang@cam is organised by the Language Centre, together with the Faculties of MML, AMES, and Magdalene College. Among the participants were ten students from Roding Valley High School, Loughton. Here is their account of the day.
Mills & Reeve recognised in Financial Times’ Innovative Lawyers report
National law firm Mills & Reeve has been recognised as one of the top 50 innovative European law firms in the 2012 Financial Times Innovative Lawyers report.
Mills & Reeve advises on £200 million Brazilian Government scholarship programme
National law firm Mills & Reeve has advised the UK Higher Education International Unit (IU) on the Science without Borders UK contract, which is worth £200 million to the UK economy. Under the scheme up to 10,000 students will study at over 100 selected UK universities and higher education institutions over the next four years.
Confirmed case of Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever in Scotland
More news from The Travel Clinic Ltd, Cambridge and Ipswich
HRH The Duke of York visits Abcam to see the Cambridge Phenomenon in action
Today, Abcam gave a special welcome to His Royal Highness The Duke of York at their global headquarters in Cambridge.
The Cambridge Phenomenon launches Winter Wordfest
The Cambridge Phenomenon been chosen as the book to launch this year's Winter Wordfest, Cambridge's biannual literary festival.
Kick start your networking this Autumn
Thank you to the 200+ Cambridge Network members who have supported our events during September, giving an active start to the Autumn. And we have lots more networking opportunities lined up for the next few months, with over 230 people signed up for next week’s McLaren event.