Electronic components – supply problems worsen
The supply of components for the electronics industry is not improving. Since OSI Electronics 'Snap shot' report last month, its Singapore/Asia teams have reported the shortage of components is...
The Cambridge Festival explores what ‘family’ means in the 21st century
For many, the idea of ‘family’ is immensely powerful, particularly in an age when family lives have been under constant scrutiny from all sides as people and governments deal with the complexities and uncertainties of changing and diverse communities. How does this impact upon, but also reflect, people's everyday experiences?
New search engine for single cell atlases
A new software tool allows researchers to quickly query datasets generated from single-cell sequencing. Users can identify which cell types any combination of genes are active in.
New virtual project to improve health and wellbeing through physical activity sessions
Living Sport has teamed up with the Papworth Trust to deliver a supported programme of physical activity and mindfulness to individuals who are currently receiving support through the Department for Work and Pension's Work and Health Programme. Run by the Papworth Trust, the Work and Health Programme is designed to improve employment outcomes for people with health conditions or disabilities.
Velocix expands SaaS portfolio with cloud-native video recording manager
Velocix, the market’s leading provider of carrier-grade video streaming and advertising technology, has expanded its portfolio of fully managed software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications with the launch of a new cloud-native video recording management service called Cloud VRM.
Tame your computer - flipping files
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members - now in its 15th year - software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to show running applications and find recently opened documents (Windows 10).
Inclusive Design researcher wins awards
Matteo Zallio describes himself as design activist. He is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie senior research fellow working with Professor John Clarkson, in The Engineering Design Centre at the University of Cambridge, helping designers to create environments that guarantee inclusivity, diversity, equity and accessibility.
Onespacemedia launches revenue-driving website for interior design hub
Cambridge web design and development agency, Onespacemedia, has launched a new website for new interior design and renovations company, Homellio.
Cool, confident and convincing public speaking and presentations
Simon Hall offers his single favourite tip to solve no less than five - yes FIVE - common public speaking and presentations problems, with one simple adjustment to your style...
Winners of Future Workplace Competition are revealed
The winners of COEL's Design the Future Workplace competition can be revealed after judges pored over hundreds of entrants.
10 predictions for future job titles – is your business ahead of the curve?
Marshall Centre explores possible future job titles and makes 10 predictions based on society's focus on innovation, sustainability and wellbeing.
Magna leverages cloud connectivity and advanced e-mobility innovations to decrease emissions and increase range
Magna debuts two advanced electrified propulsion systems on ice and snow-filled test track.
Documentary tells health workers’ COVID-19 stories
A new documentary chronicling healthcare workers’ own personal experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic will be unveiled during an online event hosted by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) on Tuesday 9 March (5.30pm).
Birketts Associate appointed to Cambridge Board of youth homelessness charity LandAid
Property industry charity LandAid, which works towards ending youth homelessness, has appointed Sophie Thornley to its Cambridge Board.
Endomag named one of Europe’s fastest growing companies by the Financial Times
Endomag has been officially named as one of the ‘FT 1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies of 2021’, as published in a recent edition of the Financial Times newspaper. Three other Cambridge Network member companies also feature in the list.
Preparations underway for Covid-safe elections
Preparations are underway in Cambridgeshire to ensure that residents can have their say in a Covid-safe way at the May local elections.
Managers must avoid 'AI dysfunctions', say experts
Artificial intelligence can transform the workplace but managers need to avoid four key “AI dysfunctions” including algorithmic bias, says an article co-authored by Dr Stella Pachidi of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Diversity and pricing
Gender diversity boosts underpricing in IPOs due to higher institutional investor demand for diverse boards, finds a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Medovate partners with Vygon Vet to introduce pioneering technology to veterinary practice
Medovate – a dynamic development company with specialisms in anaesthesia, airway management, critical care, and surgery – is partnering with its UK distributor Vygon Vet to introduce its game-changing anaesthesia device SAFIRA® to veterinary practice.
How to create a more sustainable market for home appliances
On 1st March, the EU introduced new rules for home appliances. The latest Ecodesign measures include requirements for repairability and recyclability intended to improve the life span, maintenance, re-use, upgrade, recyclability, and waste handling of appliances. Will they be enough to tilt the balance back in favour of repairing or upgrading appliances rather than replacing them?
Announcing COMSOL Days 2021: 40+ online events on multiphysics simulation
COMSOL announces COMSOL Days 2021 with more than 40 online events planned on a range of engineering and science topics.
AstraZeneca advances mass global rollout of COVID-19 vaccine through COVAX
The first of many millions of doses of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine have begun arriving in low and middle-income countries across the world through the multilateral COVAX initiative, the first steps in fulfilling the Company’s efforts to provide broad and equitable access to the vaccine.
Completing sale of managed service provider Hentsū
Taylor Wessing advised Hentsū Limited on its acquisition by Portfolio BI, a leading provider of front-to-back solutions for order management, portfolio management, data management, and reporting for the buy-side.
UK Government invests £5m to develop ‘library’ of mRNA vaccines to help fight new COVID-19 variants
Technology innovation centre CPI has received a £5 million investment to support the development of an mRNA ‘vaccine library’ as part of the Government’s vaccine support package announced in yesterday’s Budget by the chancellor, Rishi Sunak.
A47 dualling leaps forward with first-ever partnership between Combined Authority and Highways England
Mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough James Palmer has won agreement from the Minister for Transport, Baroness Vere, that Highways England will take forward A47 dualling plans to the next stage.