City of Auburn defends network with Darktrace AI
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defence, has today announced that the City of Auburn in Washington has deployed the Enterprise Immune System to protect its networks from cyber criminals, and gain visibility of previously unknown network vulnerabilities.
Birthplace of football sculpture to be unveiled
An eagerly-awaited sculpture marking Cambridge as the birthplace of the modern game of football will be unveiled on Saturday (12 May).
Mayor James Palmer talks about the future of clean technology in Cambridge
James Palmer, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, is set to be a keynote speaker at the Cambridge Cleantech Annual Conference, which takes place this year at the Cambridge Science Park on 4th July.
Horizon Discovery appoints Terry Pizzie as Chief Executive Officer
Horizon Discovery Group plc), a global leader in gene editing and gene modulation technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Terry Pizzie as Chief Executive Officer and Board Director with immediate effect.
Brain cholesterol associated with increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease
Researchers have shown how cholesterol – a molecule normally linked with cardiovascular diseases – may also play an important role in the onset and progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
The aetiology of self-harm and eating disorders
The Medical Research Foundation and MRC will make available up to £2.5 million for new high-quality, internationally competitive research to investigate the aetiology and underpinning mechanisms of self-harm or eating disorders, including the underlying bio-psycho-social mechanistic and environmental drivers, in children, adolescents and young adults (up to 25 years).
Nokia acquires SpaceTime Insight to expand its IoT software portfolio
Nokia has acquired SpaceTime Insight to expand its Internet of Things (IoT) portfolio and IoT analytics capabilities, and accelerate the development of new IoT applications for key vertical markets.
Magna employees join global 6K for Water
Six kilometres for water. That’s the average distance people in the developing world have to walk to get water for their families and homes. Even worse – the trek is often dangerous and the water usually unsanitary.
Greenhouse gas ‘feedback loop’ discovered in freshwater lakes
Latest research finds plant debris in lake sediment affects methane emissions. The flourishing reed beds created by changing climates could threaten to double the already significant methane production of the world’s northern lakes.
New partner for Hewitsons’ Corporate team
Law firm Hewitsons has appointed a new Partner within its respected Corporate team in Cambridge.
Sensors in Food and Agriculture 2018 - contributions invited
The third annual Sensors in Food and Agriculture 2018 conference invites oral presentations, posters for display and exhibits.
But how will it end? The power of goodbye in your content, design and customer relationships
Inspired by Joe Macleod's thought-provoking talk on the importance of endings at Camp Digital 2018, Sue Keogh of Sookio looks at how this relates to your web content and customer relationships. How can you create a meaningful goodbye that means people might actually come back?
New talent boosts Onespacemedia technical team
Joe Hastings has joined the Onespacemedia technical team to help service a growing number of web design and development clients in the science and tech, finance and academic sectors.
Just a few of our favourite campaigns so far in 2018
Hannah Room, Account Executive at KISS, looks at the agency's favourite campaigns from this year so far...
Bellissima DMS receives 2018 FTA Technical Innovation Award
Hamillroad Software is pleased to announce that its Bellissima Digitally Modulated Screening (DMS) technology for flexo has received the prestigious 2018 Technical Innovation Award from the Flexographic Technical Association (FTA). This award recognizes and celebrates the incredible achievements which have contributed to the growth of the flexographic industry and have the potential to power…
Cyber Graphics sees stunning results with Bellissima DMS
Cyber Graphics, approved trade shop partner for Aniken Graphics, a joint venture between Hamillroad Software and Apex International, is seeing remarkable results with Bellissima DMS.
Prism facilitates 95 per cent sale of EBS New Media to The Press Association (PA)
EBS New Media, a leading provider of electronic programme guides (EPGs) and video-on-demand metadata, has been sold to PA Group, the news and information business and parent company of The Press Association, in a sale facilitated by specialist Technology M&A advisors Prism Corporate Broking.
Cambridge life sciences cluster set to deliver additional £1billion to the UK economy by 2032
The Cambridge life sciences cluster has the potential to contribute an additional £1bn to the UK economy by 2032, according to independent research commissioned by AstraZeneca.
Eagle raises $1m in funding
Eagle Genomics has raised $1m within three weeks of the launch of its latest investment round, in a first close, to support the company's ’ growth plans.
Highways England’s East exhibition concludes
Around 2,300 people in the East of England have already attended Highways England’s tour of the region, which concludes this month with a focus on the A47 route and its adjoining roads in the region.
Cambridge City Council elections 2018 - results
Elections to Cambridge City Council were held yesterday (Thursday 3 May). Fifteen seats were contested in 14 wards.
University of Cambridge wins Boeing Innovation Award
The University of Cambridge’s ‘outstanding performance’ in research and development has been recognised by Boeing in its 2017 Supplier of the Year Awards.
Professor Lynn Gladden named Executive Chair of EPSRC
Professor Lynn Gladden CBE, FRS, FREng has been selected to be the next Executive Chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), as announced today by Science Minister Sam Gyimah. She will take up the role in October, succeeding Professor Philip Nelson who will step down at the end of September.
Scientists develop a new test to diagnose peanut allergies safely and accurately
MRC scientists have developed a new laboratory test to diagnose peanut allergy. The test has 98% specificity and, unlike current options, it doesn’t run the risk of false-positives or causing allergic reactions such as anaphylactic shock.
IT Governance launches ISO 27001 webinar series to support compliance
IT Governance launches ISO 27001 webinar series to support compliance.