Watch: Inside the University of Cambridge's digital comms
Cambridge University’s titan of communications, Barney Brown, joins Sookio in its latest Facebook Live to discuss how far the University’s digital presence has come, why we shouldn’t be afraid to embrace new things and the importance of letting people speak authentically online.
Computational chemistry news from Cresset February 2019
Latest news from Cresset, plus software tips and tricks.
Improving global surveillance of antibiotic resistance
A World Health Organization (WHO) Technical Note has been published that will enable health authorities to make informed choices on the most appropriate molecular tests in order to achieve a clearer picture of antimicrobial resistance globally.
New report maps the MedTech landscape for innovators in England
The NHS spends approximately £6 billion a year on medical technology, also known as MedTech, such as medical devices, equipment and digital tools. It is an industry that accounts for over 86,000 jobs in the UK, almost a third of which are within small companies, and supports an additional 24,600 service and supply roles.
Eddyfi Technologies acquires NDT robotics leader Inuktun
As a world leader in advanced non-destructive testing (NDT) technologies, Eddyfi Technologies is thrilled to confirm the acquisition of Inuktun, a well-known developer and manufacturer of remotely operated crawlers and camera systems.
RightScale 2019 State of the Cloud report from Flexera identifies cloud adoption trends
Flexera, the company that helps companies realise technology’s power to accelerate their business, today announces the findings of the RightScale 2019 State of the Cloud Report. It reveals that cloud users are not doing all they can to optimise cloud spend.
Most laptops vulnerable to attack via peripheral devices, say researchers
Many modern laptops and an increasing number of desktop computers are much more vulnerable to hacking through common plug-in devices than previously thought, according to new research.
Mindfulness could promote positive body image
Making people more aware of their own internal body signals, such as heartbeat or breathing rate, could promote positive body image, according to new research published in the journal Body Image.
Mattioli Woods publishes relaunched newsletter for professional connections
Mattioli Woods has officially published its newly relaunched newsletter for professional connections.
Abcam moves to new purpose-built global headquarters
Abcam, a global innovator in life science reagents and tools, is pleased to announce its move to new state-of-the-art global headquarters, Discovery Drive, on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC), UK, a leading hub of healthcare, science and medical research.
Business brunch focuses on employee wellbeing
Time to put your employees’ wellbeing first? Find out more about working a six hour day and the importance of a work life balance.
How Reliance is overcoming the challenges of recruitment in engineering
Engineering UK, an independent, not-for-profit organisation whose purpose is to promote the contribution that engineers and engineering make to the UK, has recently published Engineering UK: The state of engineering. While 5.6 million people in the UK are employed in engineering (19% of the UK’s total workforce), they report that developing the pipeline to address the skills needs of the…
GCP unveils options to improve public transport and air quality
Hundreds of thousands of people who travel into and around Greater Cambridge each week are being urged to give further feedback on what they want from a future world-class public transport system.
People Matter February 2019 Newsletter
Spying on staff, pawternity leave and mental health first aid - it’s all in this month’s People Matter newsletter from HR Dept.
First Aid at Work: airway, breathing, circulation
This week Rebecca, one of kdm's Account Managers, discusses all things first aid.
Cofinitive shortlisted for International Trade Champion award at Business Weekly Awards
Cofinitive is delighted to announce it has been shortlisted among the brightest and best of elite Cambridge-based companies in the upcoming Business Weekly Awards.
How to handle employees leaving for the competition
To make sure your business is protected when employees leave and join the competition, read this week's #HR blog from HR Dept.
'Business Weekly' Awards shortlist announced
The Business Weekly Awards shortlist, unveiled yesterday (Tuesday), precisely reflects why Cambridge and the East of England innovation cluster is rated so highly on the global stage.
Denmark chooses Marshall to provide containerised Office and Storage systems
Deployable Office and Stores facilities for the Danish Armed Forces are to be provided by Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group following the award of a framework agreement, the second contract in as many weeks.
CFCI awards grant to social enterprise to 'Form the Future' of local construction industry
Form the Future is delighted to be working with the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry (CFCI) to improve young people’s relationship with and perception of the construction industry.
Chicago: Razzle Dazzle from start to finish!
“The most extraordinary extravaganza of joy, energy and sheer sassiness!” This was the Headmistress’s response to the recent production of Chicago: High School Edition performed at St Mary’s School, Cambridge. Eight hundred people attended the sell-out production, which over its three-night run became the hottest ticket in town.
University Arms, Cambridge wins ‘Best new luxury hotel of the year’ award
University Arms, Cambridge is proud to announce that it has taken home the award for ‘Best New Luxury Hotel of the Year’ at the 2019 ttgluxury Travel Awards. The hotel picked up the prize at the awards ceremony in London last Friday.
Babel Cultural Newsletter: Canada
Each month Babel offers free briefings and expert advice for living and working with different cultures and this month the focus is on Canada.
42 Technology gears up for growth with expanded team and board reshuffle
42 Technology has announced a series of senior-level engineering and consulting appointments, a newly created role of head of new business development, and a board reshuffle as the company powers ahead into a new phase of UK and international growth.
Cambridge pupil reaches finals of The Big Bang Competition
A pupil from a school in Cambridge has made it to the finals of The Big Bang Fair, an event that celebrates all things science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and aims to inspire young people to consider a career in STEM.