Blue Chip Technology ramps up computer board production
UK computer board manufacturer Blue Chip Technology has reported an impressive end of year performance with over £2million in new projects alone, during 2011
AVEVA expands in Korea
New product training centre opened in response to increased customer demand
Alicia to perform on world’s biggest stage
Anglia Ruskin University student Alicia Morton is preparing to perform in front of 80,000 people – and an estimated worldwide television audience of over one billion – after being selected to take part in the opening ceremony of this summer’s Olympic Games.
Lauterbach to exhibit software debug technology at National Electronics Week
Software debug tool provider, Lauterbach have announced that they will be exhibiting at National Electronics Week (NEW), due to take place at the Birmingham NEC, 18th - 19th April.
Travel for Work News now out!
News for employers and commuters from the Travel for Work Partnershp - including invitation to a FREE "Travel Plans Unwrapped" event at Wellcome Trust in March.
The Engaging Pathway launches
If you believe your organisation needs to be good at engaging customers and employees, then take the Engaging Pathway.
The Briefing Room helps new £20 million cloud computing company off the ground
When a successful telecommunications company began making plans for the creation of a new cloud computing company, they recognised that additional brand and marketing skills would be required to complement their internal teams.
Smith deliver new identity and website for Microgenius
Cambridge-based graphic design company Smith have delivered a new identity and website for Microgenius, the funding website for sustainable energy.
Salimetrics expansion of saliva testing services continues into 2012
Salimetrics Laboratories in both the USA and Cambridge UK are continuing to expand the range of saliva testing services offered. The latest Saliva Analytes are detailed here, with Blood, Hair and DNA Services also now offered.
New carbon fibre polymer pipe will recover hydrocarbons from the most challenging offshore...
Deepwater production is the fastest growing source of oil and gas reserves. Cambridge engineers are currently solving many of the formidable challenges in accessing these fields.
Intergence Ltd. welcomes the G-Cloud
Leading IT optimisation consultancy Intergence, a business focused on people and performance in IT infrastructure, has been announced as one of the suppliers of the UK Government’s cloud computing procurement initiative, G-Cloud.
Dan North and Dave Snowden to keynote Agile Cambridge
Agile experts and well-known speakers Dan North and Dave Snowden announced as conference keybnotes for Agile Cambridge 2012.
Civil Engineers call for change to water management to avoid droughts
Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman hosted a drought summit yesterday (Monday), as parts of England struggle with groundwater levels lower than in 1976. Civil engineers have called for a change in strategy if future droughts are to be avoided.
Building the future with BRICs
A major conference examining how the emergence of Brazil, Russia, India and China as leading world powers should be accommodated by the international community will take place at Cambridge University this week.
Success at Design Icons exhibition
As part of the Cambridge Innovation Festival, Wright Design Limited have successfully achieved 3 of the 20 finalist products in the Design Icons exhibition at the Anglia Ruskin University.
New opportunities to receive grant funding for innovation
The Technology Strategy Board has announced another round of grant funding for feasibility projects in a wide range of technology areas, to add to the considerable range of grant funding options for small and micro-sized companies that it already offers.
Top industry award goes to CEO of VLSI Research Inc.
SEMI honours G. Dan Hutcheson with Bob Graham Award for Marketing and Sales Excellence
Open your eyes to Windows 7
Microsoft's latest operating software, Windows 7, offers a wealth of new and improved features. Find out how to make the best use of them at a half-day course in Cambridge next month.
When is a gene not a gene?
Researchers have developed a new catalogue to help identify gene variations associated with disease.
Preventing the devil’s downfall
Researchers have sequenced the genome of a contagious cancer that is threatening the Tasmanian devil, the world’s largest carnivorous marsupial, with extinction. Cataloguing the mutations present in the cancer has led to clues about where the cancer came from and how it became contagious.
Cambridge Airport opens competition to win flights to Jersey
Cambridge Airport announced that it is offering a prize of free flights for two people to spend a week in Jersey during the summer.
Abcodia announces collaboration with VolitionRx to advance the discovery of blood based bi...
Abcodia, a biomarker validation company, has today announced a collaboration with life sciences company VolitionRx which will advance the development of biomarkers for the early detection of cancer.
The futility of emissions reduction targets
With Denmark now holding the EU presidency, some thoughts on the real impact of current targets on carbon dioxide emissions, from the Scientific Alliance.
Visions, plans and making it happen: Enterprise Tuesday talk offers key tips for entrepren...
Mitesh Soma, CEO of ChemistDirect, and John Bradford, MD of Springboard and Founder & CEO of the Difference Engine, formed a special double act at this week's Enterprise Tuesday session managed by the University’s Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL).
TTP Labtech launch yet another innovation at SLAS 2012
One of three innovative new products launched by TTP Labtech, aequus is an easy-to-fit, non-contact sensor-based instrument that provides a solution to end manual solvent level monitoring.