£12,000 given to Cambridge groups impacted by Covid-19
Community groups across Cambridge have benefited from Tesco's COVID-19 Community Fund.
CPFT joins international research partnership to find new treatments for schizophrenia
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust’s early intervention mental health service CAMEO will lead a major global study as UK partner, to investigate the causes and impact of schizophrenia on high risk adolescents and young adults, and to try to find effective early treatments.
New starter at city law firm
Solicitor Chloe Harbutt has joined the private wealth team at city law firm Hewitsons.
Forestry or farming? Agroforestry offers a third way
An Agri-TechE webinar next month discusses options for livestock, cropping and carbon capture.
Supporting individuals' emotional wellbeing at Becketts Financial Services
Becketts' Managing Director, Ian White, talks about opening their new office in Norwich and the importance of supporting individuals' emotional wellbeing in the current Covid working conditions.
Hat-trick of success for investment management group
The East of England economy has been given a boost of confidence with a national business announcing a hat-trick of decisions to invest in the region.
TDS chooses IQGeo to optimise construction processes for fibre network rollouts
IQGeo announced a major new contract with TDS Telecommunications LLC (TDS®) in North America for its IQGeo Platform and Workflow Manager software.
Licensing scheme for the protection of great crested newts comes to Cambridgeshire
Natural England has announced that Cambridgeshire will join its district level licensing initiative to protect the Great Crested Newt. The initiative is designed to better protect the iconic species while also enabling developers and local authorities to more easily deliver on their investment and home-building plans. Great crested newts are the UK’s largest species of newt.
Evaluating and integrating 'software of unknown provenance'
Team Consulting explains the steps needed to take to evaluate Software Of Unknown Provenance (SOUP) in establishing compliance with BS EN 62304: Medical device software.
Three rapid insights use cases with ThoughtRiver
Discover three example scenarios where rapid insight is crucial in reacting quickly to external factors.
Adam Rendle outlines potential changes in UK copyright law
The UK has the opportunity, post-Brexit, to make considerable changes to its copyright law once it’s no longer subject to the restrictions of the EU’s suite of copyright directives and regulations.
KDP completes encapsulation project for leading gas supplier
KDP was contacted by a leading supplier of gas analysis equipment, which needed to encapsulate an airflow switch in a hazardous environment. The firm's quick response and years of experience in encapsulation ensured that its client’s requirements were met to an exceedingly high standard.
Cellular Agriculture – forecasting innovation
This article focuses on anticipated innovation in relation to cell culture for the production of cultured meat products.
Responses published to the emerging Local Plan ‘First Conversation’
Thousands of people engaged in the wide-ranging ‘First Conversation’ consultation that took place earlier this year, and the Greater Cambridge Shared Planning Service has today (16 September) published the 8,500 responses it received on how the new Local Plan should take shape.
New technology and innovation weekly political updates
Catherine Condie Associates has launched weekly updates, perfect for companies who like to see a snapshot of the latest government press releases with a technology and innovation theme.
‘The new normal’ and what it means for team performance
How have you, your management teams and your staff fared over the past six months? And how are you, your management teams and your staff feeling about work right now? The answer to both questions will inform what your managers need to do to steer their teams through the next few months, as we try and figure out what this 'new normal' is amid continuing COVID related uncertainty.
AVEVA launches new programme for industrial channel partners
AVEVA, a global leader in engineering and industrial software, today launched AVEVA Select, a new programme designed for partners to gain full access to AVEVA’s comprehensive software portfolio. The new AVEVA Select programme is designed to help customers accelerate their digital transformation agendas by leveraging the breadth of the AVEVA software portfolio across its install base.
Medovate’s game-changing anaesthesia device SAFIRA® receives European CE regulatory approval
Medovate – a pioneering medical device development company specialising in anaesthesia, airway management, critical care, and surgery – announced it has received CE Mark Approval for its game-changing medical device SAFIRA® (SAFer Injection for Regional Anaesthesia).
SPT Life Sciences announces acquisition of LBD Life Sciences
SPT Life Sciences, a global group of innovative technology companies focused on supporting the life sciences industry to deliver more effective research, has today announced the completion of the acquisition of LBD Life Sciences, a leading supplier of instrumentation to the drug discovery market in China.
Six steps to successful diagnostic device development
Team Consulting's diagnostics team has compiled its top six rules for your journey to a commercially successful diagnostic device.
ARPA-type funding gives green technology an ‘innovation advantage’, study finds
Startups funded by US agency ARPA-E file patents at twice the rate of similar cleantech firms. The UK should trial its own climate-focused ARPA as part of COVID-19 recovery package, argues a Cambridge professor.
Research looks at gender diversity and company performance
A study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School says men and women working together on top management teams – not “the-more-(women)-the-better” – boosts firm performance.
Council publishes draft 'Framework for Change' in East Barnwell
Cambridge City Council has published a report introducing a draft masterplan that sets out high level proposals for future development and land use in East Barnwell.
Council fireworks and bonfire night on Midsummer Common cancelled due to Covid-19 risks
The annual Bonfire Night celebrations on Midsummer Common in Cambridge have been cancelled in light of the ongoing risk of COVID-19, it was announced.
Why MS patient Cameron bowls them over
A mother whose cricket-loving son was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis says she is bowled over by the way he copes – and the support they are getting from specialist services at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.