Anglia Ruskin expands Law Clinic services
Anglia Ruskin University’s Law Clinic will be expanding in the new academic year, in response to the high level of demand from the local community.
Doing Business in China: Tackling the talent shortage challenge
China has been through the ‘growing pain’ of lacking a skilled labour force for the past decade, and it is not getting any better soon, says Ting Zhang, Founder & CEO of Crayfish.io.
Will power: why you need to make a will
It makes sense to leave your affairs in order with a will, so loved ones can negotiate their way through legalities more easily at what can be a very difficult time, says Stone King.
Sookio Director nominated for Best Business Woman in Marketing award
Sookio is delighted to announce that its Director, Sue Keogh, has been nominated for a Best Business Women 2018 award.
Featurespace joins the 'Sunday Times' Hiscox Tech Track 100
Featurespace has been ranked among the Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 league table, which ranks Britain’s private technology, media and telecoms companies with the fastest-growing sales.
dB Broadcast recognised in national excellence listing
UK leading system integrator dB Broadcast has been ranked at number 19 in the annual The Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 listing, published in the Business section of the paper yesterday. This recognition heralds dB as one of the 100 top performing technology companies in the UK.
St Mary’s School, Cambridge celebrates 120 years of excellence in education
Today St Mary’s School, Cambridge – a well-established and respected day and boarding school for girls aged 4-18 – launched a year of celebrations for its 120th anniversary.
Family tree of blood production reveals hundreds of thousands of stem cells
Adult humans have many more blood-creating stem cells in their bone marrow than previously thought, ranging between 50,000 and 200,000 stem cells. Researchers from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Wellcome – MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute developed a new approach for studying stem cells, based on methods used in ecology.
Skills Fair returns to Ely Cathedral for fifth year
Back by popular demand, East Cambs Careers & Skills Fair is returning to Ely Cathedral on Tuesday 9th October.
Subdued house price growth in East of England predicted over next few years
House price growth in the East of England is expected to slow dramatically over the next few years, according to research out today from KPMG.
Johnson Matthey awarded 1.8 million mtpa methanol technology contract
Johnson Matthey, a global leader in science that makes the world cleaner and healthier, has secured a contract to license its autothermal reforming (ATR) and methanol technology for Methanex Corporation’s potential Geismar 3 Methanol Project.
Event programme announced for Cambridge B2B Exhibition
An inspiring seminar programme has been announced for the biggest B2B networking event in Cambridge, which returns to Quy Mill Hotel & Spa, Cambridge later this month.
Brand transformation heralds the start of a new era for £40m business
An MBO was the first step in a transformative journey for Saville Audio Visual. The new management team assumed responsibility of a successful £40 million business encompassing live event production and AV integration, working with some of the UK’s biggest names.
Blue Scientific announces new partnership with Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp
Blue Scientific are now the official distributors for Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp, bringing their mIRage IR microscope to the UK, Ireland and Nordic region. O-PTIR is a proprietary technique that overcomes the greatest problems of IR spectroscopy.
NW Brown appoints new Chartered Financial Planner
NW Brown Wealth Management is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Trawford to the position of Financial Planner.
Cambridge entrepreneur celebrated in national Best Business Women Awards
Celebrating the UK’s female entrepreneurs, Best Business Women Awards have announced their 2018 UK finalists and among them is Cambridge’s Faye Holland.
Light therapy specialist Lumie launches a new sleep/wake-up light
As the days draw shorter, the light therapy specialist and industry leader Lumie launches a brand new sleep/wake-up light, Bodyclock Shine 300.
FREE Excel help - conditional formatting
In plain English, Conditional Formatting is a tool in Excel which will automatically change the colour of a cell based on the value in it. So if you want to quickly see all the values that have fallen below £100, this would be easy...they will have all automatically changed colour. See how to use it!
Global sales success leads to significant manufacturing milestone for Domino Printing
A Cambridgeshire company and global leader in the development and manufacturing of coding, marking and printing technologies is celebrating a major milestone at its Bar Hill headquarters.
City’s newest community welcomes visitors as part of Open Cambridge
How can an individual home be heated without a boiler? What are the latest renewable technologies used in construction? How can biodiversity be enhanced in new developments? What makes a community sustainable?
Cash for the Community: The Cambridge gives away over £12,000 to local groups and charities
This week The Cambridge Building Society gave away over £12,000 to the 15 worthy beneficiaries that made it to the final of this year’s Cash for the Community Initiative.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is harnessed in fight to detect prostate cancer
Promising early results of AI applied to micro-ultrasound for targeted biopsies could improve the speed at which prostate cancer is detected.
Community Chest to focus on boosting grass-roots projects
Changes to South Cambridgeshire District Council’s popular Community Chest grants will see funding targeted at local grass-roots projects that benefit those residents most in need.
Speechmatics extends transcription offering with sounds feature
Speechmatics has launched the Sounds feature, a new addition to the company’s current speech-to-text offering. Sounds supports broadcasters by delivering highly accurate transcripts, allowing the speech engine to understand the difference between word pronunciations and the way they are written.
Antenova ships its ultra-small GNSS active antenna module with LNA and SAW
Antenova Ltd, manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for connected devices and the Internet of Things, is now shipping its latest module for tiny positioning devices – the RADIONOVA M20047-1. This is an active antenna module for GNSS applications in the 1559-1609 MHz satellite bands using GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO or BeiDou.