How to write a book
If you've ever wanted to write a book, this is how to motivate yourself to do it, writes Simon Hall - who is very proud to have just seen his latest work published!
Leading through the pandemic: six insights
Rise Above created its new report 'Leading through the pandemic - how leaders of membership organisations have met the challenge' by interviewing leaders of membership organisations in the UK. The aim was to understand how they have led through the pandemic, and what insights they could share with leades in other sectors.
Taylor Wessing welcomes new corporate partners and its third team hire of 2021
Taylor Wessing announced its third team hire of 2021 last month, appointing four new lawyers to the partnership from Stephenson Harwood.
Jetty path opens as Chisholm Trail takes shape
A jetty that will make it easier and quicker for people to ride or walk across Cambridge has opened today (Friday) as part of the flagship Chisholm Trail.
Cyber attack warning from DfE
You may be aware the DfE has again issued a warning to schools, regarding the high levels of Cyber Attacks on schools and MATs. A recent letter from Jon Gilbert, Chief Information Security Officer, explains the increased levels of Cyber Attacks.
Heading for the Hills? Harvey joins Outdooractive to offer its mapping via app
Cambridge, UK and Doune, Scotland - Award winning HARVEY maps for keen mountain walkers are now available digitally through Outdooractive, enabling Pro+ subscribers’ access to specialist Superwalker and British Mountain maps as a new option together with route planning, navigation and safety features, all in one robust app.
Darktrace valued at £1.7bn on UK IPO
Cambridge cyber security world leader Darktrace was valued at £1.7 billion on its London Stock Exchange bow this morning but an immediate surge in share price suggested there may be more in the tank.
New genetic target for blood cancer treatment
Targeting a pathway that is essential for the survival of certain types of acute myeloid leukaemia could provide a new therapy avenue for patients, the latest research has found.
BiologIC Technologies helps implement high-throughput heat inactivation of patient samples at Cambridge Lighthouse Laboratory
BiologIC Technologies, a pioneer in Industry 4.0 technologies for the bio-revolution, has collaborated with AstraZeneca and Electrolux Professional to implement a high-throughput solution for heat inactivation of patient samples at the Cambridge Lighthouse Laboratory. This solution renders the virus non-infectious, enhancing the safety, sustainability and scalability of the testing process.
Opportunities for 'playing out' events
Cambridgeshire communities interested in closing their road to hold a playing out event for children are urged to get in touch with the Greater Cambridge Partnership and Cambridgeshire County Council.
New study investigates timeless ‘craft’
The concept of ‘craft’ is often narrowly applied to describe nostalgic approaches to work. But a new study led at Cambridge Judge Business School instead suggests that craft is better understood as a timeless alternative approach to any type of work in this era of machine learning.
East of England confidence rises to pre-lockdown levels
Business confidence in the East of England rose 12 points to 24% during April – the highest level recorded since February 2020 – according to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.
Vodafone and Qualcomm blueprint for Open RAN vendor diversification
Vodafone and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc have announced plans to join forces to develop the technical blueprint for more equipment suppliers to help build the 5G networks of the future using Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) technology. The move aims to lower the entry barrier for many companies and drive diversification of network equipment vendors.
Partnership to help ARU achieve zero carbon goals
Anglia Ruskin University has appointed leading energy firm Vital Energi to deliver a range of energy saving measures across its buildings and achieve its ambitious sustainability goals.
Your kids won't learn to drive: IDTechEx explains why
Learning to drive is a coming-of-age moment many kids (and parents sick of being taxi services) dream about. But all of this - the tears, the tests, the parallel parking - could become relegated to the realm of nostalgia alongside VHS tapes and flip phones. This is due to the massive focus on automation sweeping the personal transport industry.
Rupert Brooke letters lead Cheffins Library Sale
Two autograph letters signed by English poet, Rupert Brooke, will lead the Cheffins Library Sale next week (Thursday 6th May), at the firm’s sale rooms in Cambridge. They have an estimate of £4,000 - £6,000.
Sepura launches SmartChat, a secure operational messaging solution for TETRA radios and smart devices
Sepura has launched SmartChat, a secure operational messaging solution that joins smartphone, tablet and office-based staff with field officers equipped with TETRA terminals.
Cambridge IVF offers fertility support to more families
A leading fertility clinic has expanded to offer services to more patients.
Delaying the clean break - wise or unwise?
Sophie Scotcher of HCR Law looks at the importance of making a 'clean break' order after divorce, to avoid financial fallout later.
Partially sighted may be at higher risk of dementia
Older people with vision loss are significantly more likely to suffer mild cognitive impairment, which can be a precursor to dementia, according to a new study published in the journal ‘Ageing Clinical and Experimental Research.’
Catherine takes chair at global health partnership
A woman who was awarded an OBE for her services to British foreign policy has taken over as chair of Cambridge Global Health Partnerships (CGHP).
New era of quality and scale in genome sequencing will drive biological discovery
Publication of 16 high-quality vertebrate reference genomes establishes standards for biodiversity genomics.
Endomag wins second Queen’s Award for Enterprise
Endomag has been officially honoured with a 2021 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade.
Thinking SEO differently
When it comes to Search Engine Optimisation, you have to be good at both the long and short game... find out why below
Major players join HCR, boosting corporate and real estate teams
HCR's expanding teams welcomed new members James Simpson and Charles Stevens.