New fundamental biology may aid cancer treatments
New research represents a promising step towards better understanding of a key cancer gene.
RDM starts autonomous vehicle testing on Cambridge Guided Busway project
Tests on a groundbreaking new autonomous bus system have started in Cambridge, which could provide up to 100 additional journeys every day.
FUJIFILM SonoSite supports the next generation of doctors
FUJIFILM SonoSite continues to maintain its strong focus on supporting medical training and education, and recently supplied instruments for a series of ultrasound workshops at the Doctors Academy International Medical Summer School.
New research reveals petals produce a ‘blue halo’ that helps bees to find flowers
Latest research using plants from Cambridge University Botanic Garden’s plant collection has found that several common flower species have nanoscale ridges on the surface of their petals that meddle with light when viewed from certain angles.
Ingenza advances inABLE® biomanufacturing technologies in collaboration with Syngenta
Ingenza has reached a major technical milestone with Syngenta in their collaboration to develop efficient manufacturing technologies for innovative crop protection products.
Martin Hoather confirmed as GIS Chief Operating Officer
GIS is pleased to confirm the appointment of Martin Hoather as Chief Operating Officer (COO), strengthening the company’s focus on operational control and processes.
Olympic Gold medallist Max Whitlock receives honorary degree
Olympic Gold medal-winning gymnast Max Whitlock MBE received the award of Honorary Doctor of Science from Professor Iain Martin, Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, during a ceremony at Cambridge Corn Exchange yesterday (Tuesday).
Explore the exciting calendar of events at Cambridge Centre for Computing History
From its new women in computing exhibition to music workshops, academic talks to pop-up gaming – the Centre for Computing History has it all this month.
Thales: Data breaches at US financial services businesses on the rise
Nearly nine out of 10 surveyed financial IT professionals feel their business is vulnerable to data threats, according to a new report from Thales, a leader in critical information systems, cybersecurity and data security.
First detection of gravitational waves and light produced by colliding neutron stars
In a galaxy far away, two dead stars begin a final spiral into a massive collision. The resulting explosion unleashes a huge burst of energy, sending ripples across the very fabric of space. In the nuclear cauldron of the collision, atoms are ripped apart to form entirely new elements and scattered outward across the Universe.
Cambridge Pixel supplies radar trackers to enhance target detection at Chinese airports
Cambridge Pixel, a developer of radar display, tracking and recording sub-systems, is supplying radar trackers, through local agent Aeroer, to the Second Institute of Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAACSRI) for integration with their modern airport surface movement systems.
Magna to build new paint line in Slovenia to support Austrian vehicle production
Due to a full book of business at its contract manufacturing facility in Graz, Austria, Magna will build a second paint shop 75 kilometers away in Maribor/Hoče, Slovenia.
Fertility Fayre takes place in Cambridge on Saturday 4 November
Bourn Hall Clinic is hosting its second Fertility Fayre on Saturday 4 November at its historic Cambridge clinic to coincide with Fertility Awareness Week.
What’s new at Lab Innovations 2017
Lab Innovations kicks off in only a few weeks on the 1st and 2nd of November at the NEC, Birmingham.
Hameeda achieves a truly remarkable First
By any standards, being awarded a First Class Law Degree is an impressive feat. However for 23-year-old Hameeda Hussani, who will receive her award from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge today (Wednesday 18 October), it marks just the latest achievement of her truly remarkable journey.
Data breaches in Financial Services on the rise globally
Digital transformation, regulations impacting data security decisions
Critical intellectual property safeguarded with Darktrace AI
Artificial Intelligence Defends Sensitive Client IP at Leading Pharma Manufacturer
Opportunity knocks at the Global Medical Cambridge 'Meet the buyer' event
East of England businesses have the opportunity to meet with international life sciences buyers on Friday 10th November, when the Department for International Trade (DIT) hosts its first Global Medical Cambridge event.
Cambridge STEM outreach programme launches with a bang
Leading science and technology organisations from across Cambridgeshire gathered at Churchill College last week to kick off this year’s Cambridge LaunchPad programme, an initiative to inspire young people into STEM careers.
Deloitte CFO Survey: Optimism rebounds from post-election hit
Optimism among Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) has recovered from its post-election low and is close to levels seen at the end of last year, according to Deloitte’s latest CFO Survey.
Agri-Tech Week 2017 focuses on a profitable and sustainable future
AHDB, NIAB, University of Lincoln, RNAA and Agri-Tech East present the latest in thinking in agri-tech from 6-10 November.
Cambridge Index marginally declines
The Cambridge Index slightly fell by 8.3 points to close at 25,109.9, as gains in Johnson Matthey were outpaced by losses in DS Smith and Abcam.
TTP Plc and Sphere Fluidics introduce Cyto-Mine Single Cell Analysis System
TTP Plc (TTP), a leading independent technology and product development company, and Sphere Fluidics, which provides single cell analysis systems underpinned by its patented picodroplet technology, today announced the launch of the Cyto-Mine® Single Cell Analysis System.
Doing business with China: using an interpreter
You plan to make a business trip to China. Should you hire an interpreter from the UK or hire one in China? It depends on your budget, says Crayfish.io – the unique online marketplace that helps you find exactly the kind of freelance help you need to do business with China.
Cambridge music foundation announces biggest ever round of project awards
New funding for local projects, promising to bring the magic of music to a wide variety of people throughout Cambridgeshire, has been announced by the Dosoco Foundation.