IT Governance set for Health Plus Care 2018 event
IT Governance, a leading authority on data protection, risk management and compliance solutions, is attending Health Plus Care 2018 later this month, as it continues to work with those in the healthcare sector on the subjects of information governance, risk and compliance.
Ken Munro among first speakers announced for Embedded Live
Feabhas is pleased to announce the first confirmed speakers and sponsors for Embedded Live 2018 at the NEC on 25-26 September.
TEDx talk focuses on osteoarthritis treatment
Dr Rajshree Hillstrom will explain how engineering can be used to solve medical problems associated with osteoarthritis at a TEDx talk at RWTH Aachen University on Saturday (9 June).
Debut flying displays and vintage entertainment at the Flying Legends Air Show in July
The Flying Legends Air Show at IWM Duxford (Saturday 14-Sunday 15 July 2018), run by The Fighter Collection, presents two debut flying displays in 2018. For the first time, a contemporary F-35 Lightning from the United States Air Force Historic Flight will fly in formation with a historic P-51 Mustang.
Cambridge Filmworks teams up with Mind and Jagex to produce the STOP Suicide campaign
Cambridge Filmworks has teamed up with the mental health charity Mind and games company Jagex to produce a powerful new film to raise awareness of suicide prevention.
Puncturing the headquarters myth
Study by Cambridge Judge Business School’s Yasemin Kor and Niklas Lindlbauer finds that on-the-ground actors at dispersed business units, rather than corporate headquarters, often drive critical resource-allocation decisions.
The art of reflection: life's new commodity
An article to prompt us to think about thinking...
GeoSpock welcomes new Chief Commercial Officer
GeoSpock® – the extreme-scale, data integration company that provides analytics, builds insight, and enables predictions across space and time – has announced the appointment of Allen Dickson as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
Miele offers best care for laboratory glassware
High quality glassware is essential to reliable and accurate laboratory results, and requires appropriate reprocessing to ensure continued performance and a long service life.
Wellcome Sanger Institute sequences reference genomes of 3,000 dangerous bacteria
The genomes of more than 3,000 bacteria, including some of the world’s most dangerous, have been sequenced by researchers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in collaboration with Pacific Biosciences (PacBio). Infecting tens of millions of people worldwide every year, these bacteria have been collected by the National Collection of Type Cultures (NCTC) and include deadly strains of plague, dysentery…
The top three benefits at work that make candidates happy
It is clear that having interesting and unique benefit packages to boast in your adverts could substantially impact how many applicants you receive to a role. But what are the main benefits that appeal the most to candidates?
South East and East of England’s innovation strengths highlighted in a new index
A new UK Tech Innovation Index is available today which shows that the South East and East of England have significant strengths across a range of sectors including AI and Data, Clean Growth, Advanced Manufacturing and Ageing Society.
Thales CipherTrust Cloud Key Manager gives enterprises control over multi-cloud encryption
New support for national clouds in Microsoft Azure addresses compliance and data residency challenges and automated key rotation improves IT efficiency.
New open-air installations set to cause a stir in Cambridge
Coming to Cambridge on 8th and 9th September, a new ambitious programme of intriguing performances and installations called In Your Way promises to cause playful disruption and make a lasting impression far beyond the weekend itself, as the projects bring people together and provoke conversation.
Magna to produce the new Z4 for the BMW Group
Magna adds to its contract vehicle manufacturing line-up in Graz, Austria, with the addition of the new BMW Z4. Production is scheduled to begin at the end of 2018. This business further strengthens Magna's position as the world's leading brand-independent vehicle contract manufacturer.
How aspirin may block bowel tumour formation
Researchers have shed light on how taking aspirin can help to prevent bowel cancer. They found that the painkiller blocks a key process linked to tumour formation.
Poppy’s project is breaking down barriers to art
A project aiming to make graphic design more accessible to partially-sighted people is just one of a host of exhibits showcasing the impressive work of students from Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge School of Art.
Syngene launches stylish new G:BOX F3 automated gel doc
Syngene launches stylish new G:BOX F3 automated gel doc - an affordable, high resolution system designed for busy laboratories.
Cambridge Filmworks produces new 1-hour documentary celebrating Royal Papworth Hospital
In 2018, Royal Papworth Hospital is celebrating its centenary year as well as preparing for a historic move to a new hospital on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. To mark 100 years of this extraordinary institution, Cambridge Filmworks has produced a brand new documentary film telling the fascinating story of how the hospital grew from a tuberculosis ‘colony’ to a leading heart and lung hospital,…
Insurance company CEO pays tribute to the 'transformational' Mobas effect
The CEO of insurance company Marmalade has paid tribute to his relationship with Mobas – outlining the transformational impact the agency has had on the business. In a recently commissioned video interview, Crispin Moger says that Mobas continues to play an influential role in the company’s strategy to empower, and act as the champion for young drivers.
A mentor - your essential business guide
Self-employment can be pretty scary. Communication Coach Jon Torrens talks about the benefits of a great mentor for your business and your communication.
WaveFX webcasts Bill Gates keynote speech on Malaria
Bill Gates called on Commonwealth leaders to show they're ready to beat malaria.
Demand grows for in-house courses as businesses choose to upskill staff
With recruitment becoming more challenging for local businesses, many companies are choosing to upskill their staff. And there has been a surge in requests for in-house courses from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration, reports the team.
Henry Blofeld (BBC Test Match Special) behind the microphone for a cricket match in Cambridge
The boisterous Henry Blofeld is back behind the microphone to commentate on a cricket match in Cambridge just a year after his retirement from BBC Test Match Special.
Cambridge Information and IP Meeting features two new workshops
The third Cambridge Information and IP Meeting takes place on 11th July with a theme of ‘Innovation, Valuation and Licensing’. New for this year are two workshops from two software developers who will be demonstrating novel technologies for information gathering and analysis.