Addenbrooke’s becomes first regional centre to offer CAR-T cell treatment for cancer patients
Addenbrooke’s Hospital has become the first in the east of England to offer revolutionary CAR-T cell treatment to some of its cancer patients.
Food fast but no fast food
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner will this week meet the founders of a Cambridge restaurant food delivery website that is changing the face of the city’s food offering during the second lockdown.
Exhalation Technology (ETL) announces new clinical trial for CoronaCheck™ – a rapid Covid-19 test for exhaled breath
Cambridge based Exhalation Technology (ETL), has announced the start of a large clinical study on humans with its novel CoronaCheck™ diagnostic test for Covid-19 in exhaled breath condensate (EBC).
The Cambridge launches important community partnership with YMCA Trinity Group
The Cambridge Building Society has this week announced a significant community partnership with YMCA Trinity Group. The collaboration has been established to support the charity to achieve their long-term objectives, with the end goal of supporting the vulnerable young people in the community with their homes and housing needs.
Plextek wins DASA contract to prevent offshore windfarms interfering with military communications
Plextek-DTS has been named as one of the competition winners under the recent Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) competition: “Windfarm Mitigation for UK Air Defence” .
Is the green belt choking green economic growth?
The Oxford to Cambridge Arc has been identified as the location for exciting new infrastructure, real estate development and regeneration, but how can this large-scale development be ‘green’?
Simple steps to improve your online security
Cyber security protects the core functions of any organisation and although the organisation itself is ultimately responsible for securing systems and technology, employees also have an important role to play.
COMSOL Multiphysics® version 5.6 brings faster solvers, efficient CAD assembly handling and four new products
The new COMSOL® version 5.6 features faster and more memory-lean solvers for multicore and cluster computations, more efficient CAD assembly handling and application layout templates. Four new products expand the capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics for modelling fuel cells and electrolysers, polymer flow, control systems and high-accuracy fluid models.
Dental service access problems exacerbated by pandemic
The Covid shutdown of dental services across our area aggravated existing problems around access to high street NHS dental care.
Taylor Wessing recognised in 'The Times' Best Law Firms for third consecutive year
Taylor Wessing has been recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2021.
Training under lockdown? Talk to the trainer!
We’ve all been flexing our creative muscles in coming up with new, imaginative, and safe ways to continue serving customers. Computer Tutoring thought it would be good Idea to interview one of its trainers about the changing life of a trainer during lock down.
Agri-tech innovation offers response to global challenges
International farmers, researchers and tech entrepreneurs come together to pursue the goal of sustainable, productive and profitable agriculture.
Introvert vs extrovert
Communication coach Jon Torrens (introvert) believes that introverts can communicate just as effectively as extroverts. In this video he shares some tips.
UK top tech firms listed in Silicon Valley Comes to the UK 2020 Scale Up Club
Silicon Valley Comes to the UK (SVC2UK) today unveiled its list of the high-growth technology businesses joining the 2020 ‘Scale Up Club’, which celebrates the most ambitious and promising companies in Europe.
MIE Atlas team from Cambridge wins the 2020 Lush Prize of £50,000 in the Science category
For the first time this year, three of the nine winners sharing the £250,000 Lush Prize were working on big data projects designed to replace animal tests.
Fitzwilliam Museum’s appointment of two new Deputy Directors heralds period of transformational change
Luke Syson, the Director of Cambridge University’s Fitzwilliam Museum, announces today the organisation is entering a period of transformational change.
Minister voices public support for speeding £500 million Ely rail upgrade
The Mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough James Palmer has welcomed the backing of minister Chris Heaton-Harris for the £500 million upgrade to railway infrastructure in the Ely area.
Funding means vital meals scheme can continue to provide lifeline for vulnerable for next six months
A vital scheme organised by volunteers with the help of South Cambridgeshire District Council to provide nutritious meals to vulnerable residents during the Coronavirus pandemic is set to continue.
Howes Percival helps fintech entrepreneur complete sale
Howes Percival has acted on a transaction in the fast-growing fintech sector, completing the sale of EBR Analytics Limited to RIMES Technologies Limited.
Domino Printing Apprenticeship Scheme leads to career progression for Harry
Domino Printing, which operates an award-winning Apprenticeship Scheme, is congratulating one of its recruits on securing a place to study Mechanical Engineering at the University of Hertfordshire.
Ambitious CAM mission strategy wins backing of Combined Authority’s transport committee
A refreshed document setting out the bold strategic vision for the trailblazing Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro has passed a key stage for full adoption by the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority.
Cracking the art of compelling business communication
A new book by a Cambridge Network trainer, writer and University tutor helps to solve one of the biggest problems growing businesses face – how to get noticed and become well known.
Tripped up by technology: Are you getting distracted when recruiting remotely?
Many organisations have been forced online during 2020. From whole teams moving to online comms tools, to digital time sheets, Zoom conference calls and recruiting via video. It’s been a steep learning curve for many, adapting to this new world of working from home.
Magic Monkey offers free downloads to help first time CEOs and Product Managers
Magic Monkey helps first time CEOs and budding product managers.
Taylor Wessing advises on major healthcare sale of Nucleus Global to Huntsworth
Taylor Wessing has advised on the sale of specialist medical communications group, Nucleus Global, to international healthcare and communications group Huntsworth. The sale is subject to German competition authority clearance.