Into eternity: the nuclear waste challenge
How can we make nuclear waste safe for millennia? Fundamental research led by the University of Cambridge will help find the answers.
Salimetrics salivary Cortisol assay confirmed as the "best commercially available"
Soon to be published independent report confirms Salimetrics Salivary Cortisol Assay "Best Commercially Available" when compared to four other Assays and LC-MS/MC.
DAC 2012: Posedge standardizes on EnSilica’s eSi-3250 processor for wired/wireless networking
DAC 2012, San Francisco, USA – June 3 - 7, 2012 – Booth 2827 EnSilica, a leading independent provider of IC design services and system solutions, has announced that Posedge has standardized on its eSi-3250 32-bit processor core for the processing engine architecture for its range of wired/wireless networking IP solutions.
Sapien IT tool helps companies source leads
Sapien IT is pleased to announce the launch of its new software tool which allows the generation of fully qualified business leads each week.
Lauterbach provides debug support for 32-bit Multicore AURIX™ from Infineon
Lauterbach, a leading manufacturer of microprocessor development tools, is claiming to be the first to support the new AURIX™ TC27x family with its TRACE32® Debugger.
Worldwide Fruit's Plan A success is fruit of US2U Consulting's labour
Norwich-based US2U Consulting's client Worldwide Fruit was recently recognised for its commitment to the Marks & Spencer Plan A initiative.
A Mathematician’s Apology
An account of the fascination of mathematics and of one of its most compelling exponents in modern times; view the preview here.
Meningococcal Meningitis outbreak in France
The Travel Clinic Ltd, Cambridge recently blogged about Meningitis but there has been a recent development.
Next generation overhaul by 2idesign
Cambridge Broadband Networks went to 2idesign to carry out the overhaul of all their new corporate branding.
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrated with creation of world’s smallest diamond coin
Scientists at the University of Glasgow have created an unusual tribute to Her Majesty the Queen to mark her Diamond Jubilee – the world’s smallest commemorative coin, made from a tiny sliver of diamond.
Exhibition showcases artistic impact of students
Anglia Ruskin University art students in Cambridge are busy preparing for the annual Degree Show, which runs from 8-14 June.
Laszlo’s truffle business will mushroom!
Laszlo Csiba is celebrating after winning £15,000 in The Big Pitch student business competition at Anglia Ruskin University last night (Thursday).
Anglia Ruskin lands Macmillan Prize hat-trick
The prestigious Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picturebook Illustration 2012 has been won for the third successive year by a student studying on Anglia Ruskin University’s MA Children’s Book Illustration course.
A nuclear future?
Despite public concerns, nuclear fission remains a very safe generating technology which can provide a secure, low carbon electricity supply.
PLDS showcases VNC® Automotive technology at Telematics Detroit 2012
PLDS demos implementation of RealVNC’s technology on its in-car Smartphone Integration Solution
Health Axis Europe aims to help people apply for EU funding
Cambridge, Heidelberg and Leuven have formed a collaboration called Health Axis Europe aimed at helping companies and academics form consortia to apply for EU funding.
Extreme book signings
Cambridge author Clive Oppenheimer demonstrates his passion for his subject and just how far he’s willing to go for a book signing.
Exploring British Culture
Just in time for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Exploring British Culture is an ELT resource about life in the UK.
Cambridge academics head for Hay
Cambridge is fielding a series of talks and debates by leading academics on a range of global challenges at this year's Hay literary Festival.
Winds of change for pollution sensing
A new system of pollution sensing, currently being tested at Heathrow Airport, could revolutionise monitoring air quality and predicting its health impacts.
CPL recruits Richard Walters to lead media sales
Advertising sales expert Richard Walters has joined Cambridge editorial and design agency CPL as head of media sales. Richard, who has held senior management roles at London media sales agencies including Mongoose Media and Ten Alps, has been recruited to develop CPL’s portfolio of services. It means CPL can provide a full commercial service to clients – for example, by selling sponsorship and…
Top technician bags £500
A former student of CITB-ConstructionSkills at Bircham Newton, Norfolk and the College of West Anglia has been judged ‘Best Institution of Civil Engineers Technician Candidate’.
Diamond Jubilee Beacon: Guided walk at Coton Countryside Reserve
Join the Cambridge Past, Present & Future (CambridgePPF) team as they light a beacon on Red Meadow Hill at the Coton Countryside Reserve in celebration of Her Majesty The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Monday 4th June – 9.30pm to 10.30pm
Strategies for small business growth
In today’s challenging business environment, it is increasingly difficult for small business owners and executives to focus on long-term business strategies, growth, and opportunities when dealing with imminent organizational crises. Regardless of industry or size, every business has a peculiar challenge, and there is no single dosage of “get-well-quick” prescription that fits all.
Ware Anthony Rust boosts team with appointment of big name Chairman
Ware Anthony Rust (WAR), the Cambridge based brand communications agency, has boosted its team with the appointment of revered ad man John Wringe as Non-Executive Chairman.