East of England on track for slow recovery led by Health and Education sectors, finds latest EY report
The economic growth of England’s cities and the South is on track to outpace towns, the North and the Midlands as the country recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to EY’s latest Regional Economic Forecast.
IMI introduces The Inkjet Universe
Having served as a primary strategic information source for the digital and inkjet print industries for over 30 years, IMI is pleased to announce the next generation of information resources for the inkjet and digital print communities.
Cambridge Index slumps 6.3%
The Cambridge Index dropped 1,438.8 points or 6.3% to close at 21277.3. Four of the top ten Index heavyweights posted weekly losses to their share prices.
‘Shop local’ directory helps South Cambridgeshire shoppers stay safe
Keeping ‘Covid-safe’ while Christmas shopping is a real concern for some residents this festive season, so in South Cambridgeshire the Council has launched a 'Shop local' directory to help residents find alternative ways to get their shopping and festive treats sorted while also supporting local jobs and businesses.
Local companies collaborate to bring virtual Christmas magic to Cambridge school
Christmas will be very different this year – but children at a Cambridge school for those with special educational needs and learning difficulties were able to see Santa talking to them on screen and enjoy some early seasonal magic.
Join CIC for its Deep Tech Series A office hours session
Here is a unique opportunity to get in front of one of the UK’s leading Deep Tech Series A investors and learn from them what a good Series A pitch looks like.
5G in 2020: Highlights from IDTechEx
With profitable business models and killer applications starting to emerge, 5G is expected to be one of the largest and fastest-growing markets. By the end of 2020, 125 operators in 52 countries/territories have launched commercial 5G services, and 5G subscriptions are likely to be over 200 million globally.
Anthias Consulting 2021 calendar for analytical training - now available
Anthias Consulting's live virtual classroom courses will run throughout January to April, with courses for all experience levels and covering a range of techniques including gas chromatography, liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry, sample preparation, techniques used in the analysis of physical and structural properties of molecules, spectroscopy, methods and statistical analysis.
African families in UK are 'parenting in fear'
Black African families in the UK are parenting in fear of being penalised by authorities due to cultural differences and institutional racial misconceptions, according to new research published today (15 December) in The British Journal of Social Work.
The psychology of uncertainty – and how to use it
We are uncertain of almost everything these days, but why do some businesses seem to handle it better than others, even to thrive?
Next steps for Cambourne to Cambridge agreed
The next steps for the multi-million-pound Cambourne to Cambridge project have been set out by the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s Executive Board.
Tame your computer - round it off
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 turn a rectangular picture into a circle (Microsoft Office)...
Introduction to Team Coaching webinar now available
Team Coaching Boutique's recent webinar touches on the benefits of Team Coaching and what it entails.
First patient dosed in Phase I clinical trial of Arecor insulin candidate, AT278, for diabetes
Arecor Limited, the biopharmaceutical company advancing today’s therapies to enable healthier lives, announces dosing of the first patient in a Phase I clinical trial for its second clinical stage product, an ultra-concentrated rapid acting insulin, AT278.
Combined Authority Draft Budget 2020/21 - have your say
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority seeks feedback from local people, businesses and organisations on its Draft Budget for 2021/22, which was approved for consultation at the Combined Authority Board meeting on 25th November 2020.
UK scientists to produce high-performance ventilators at low cost
UK scientists have been awarded funding to develop a robust, low-cost ventilator to help patients in low and middle-income countries suffering from severe respiratory problems due to COVID-19.
No deal Brexit could have detrimental impact for four million people in UK living with a rare disease
Experts have warned that a ‘no deal’ Brexit will result in the exclusion of the UK from the 24 European Reference Networks (ERNs) that were established to improve the care of patients bearing the lifelong burden of a rare disease, which require highly specialised diagnosis and treatment.
AstraZeneca to acquire Alexion, accelerating the company's strategic and financial development
AstraZeneca and Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. have entered into a definitive agreement for AstraZeneca to acquire Alexion.
Five genes identified that could be key to new COVID-19 treatments
Researchers have discovered five genes associated with the most severe form of COVID-19, enabling them to predict the effect of potential drug treatments on patients.
Meet Cambridge scoops two national awards in two days
Cambridge’s official conference and events bureau, which helps event organisers through its free venue-finding service, is celebrating winning two prestigious meetings industry awards – within 48 hours.
In conversation: Chris Ames, new Commercial Manager, OSI Electronics UK
Chris Ames has been appointed new Commercial Manager for St Neots based OSI Electronics UK, a contract electronics manufacturer (CEM).
First virtual Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting is announced
2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, with many events cancelled or moved online, including the CIIPM Annual Meeting. However, CIIPM is starting 2021 in a mood of optimism, with the 1st virtual Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting, scheduled for 20 and 21 January.
Tree planted to commemorate 75th anniversary of end of World War Two
The Chairman of South Cambridgeshire District Council has planted a Magnolia ‘Heaven Scent’ tree at the Council’s offices, to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
The importance of getting in early - even with snow
Getting in early can bring big advantages, whatever your business, challenge, or idea, writes business communications consultant Simon Hall.
Opportunity for inventors at Cambridge Judge Business School's EnterpriseTECH
Inventors of early stage, novel technologies at the University of Cambridge, other institutions, local start-ups, companies and large industry are invited to submit proposals for exploration at EnterpriseTECH.