Early Bird Ticket available for Resilience Skills Workshop
Last few days of the early bird ticket price for this in-person, local workshop. Practical support to help you to get things back into focus and perspective and become more productive at work AND begin to enjoy more of life.
Genestack offers ‘missing link’ for genomics drug discovery
“Genestack is providing an essential missing link between data and its analysis,” says Imad I. Yassin, recently appointed Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Genestack, the Cambridge-based biodata management company.
Calling Cambridge business champions
The SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards are calling on all successful Cambridge based SMEs to enter their National Awards.
Lauterbach debug tool offers new FPGA integration
Lauterbach's new debug tool integration offers developers an unparalleled level of visibility into an embedded system.
Alan Taylor represents TWI at international nano science and technology conference in Japan
TWI Technology Fellow and functional coatings expert, Professor Alan Taylor, is set to attend BIT’s 7th Annual World Congress of Nano Science and Technology, in Japan.
Sookio founder nominated twice in Best Business Women Awards
Sookio is excited to announce that Sue Keogh, Director, has been nominated for not just one, but two Best Business Women 2017 awards.
Experience 360 degrees of Magna at IAA Frankfurt
Visitors to the 67th Frankfurt Motor Show next week will see more than 1,000 exhibits and 200-plus vehicle premieres. Within it all, there is one automotive tech supplier with deep systems knowledge across the entire automobile: Magna.
Agriculture: leader in autonomous mobility?
Robots are becoming uncaged, mobile, collaborative and increasingly intelligent and dexterous, moving beyond their traditional strongholds to bring automation to previously inaccessible tasks. Agriculture is also no exception and is being quietly transformed by this rising new robotics, says IDTechEx.
Flare show features some Flawsome fashion
Flare, the 2017 MA Show at Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge School of Art, opens to the public today (Friday 8 September).
New look for The Grafton as developer increases regeneration investment
The refurbishment of The Grafton Cambridge has reached a key milestone with Phase 1 having reached completion. The milestone will be celebrated at the centre tomorrow (Saturday 9th September) from 11am to 3pm and is open to all.
Visualising gene-trait networks enables faster discovery
Genestack makes Rothamsted Research network mining tool commercially available, making it easier to find new ways to improve the performance of all kinds of crops.
Hewitsons wins two lots with London Universities Purchasing Consortium
Hewitsons has won a place on a buying framework that gives universities and other organisations access to carefully-selected suppliers of products and services.
Hamillroad Software launches Bellissima digitally modulated screening for flexo at LabelExpo
Hamillroad Software, specialist in prepress solutions for the printing industry, will launch Bellissima DMS, its Digitally Modulated Screening engineered specifically for flexographic printing applications, at LabelExpo Europe 2017. Hamillroad will be exhibiting at the show, September 25-28, Brussels Expo, in Stand 11B22.
Remember a charity – remember Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust
This year Remember a Charity Week takes place from 11-17 September. The annual awareness week is designed to encourage more people to consider leaving a gift to charity when writing a Will.
Syngene introduces G:BOX mini multi-application gel imaging system
Syngene introduces G:BOX mini multi-application imaging system - fast, high performance gel and blot imaging in one compact system.
Cambridge Epigenetix relocates to Chesterford Research Park to accelerate growth
Cambridge Epigenetix, specialists in the discovery of epigenetic biomarkers and the development of clinical diagnostic assays, takes up residence in the Trinity Building at Chesterford Research Park.
Nominate someone for Cambridge's 'Most Influential Business People' Awards
Cambridge's 'Most Influential Business People' Awards - deadline for nominations 15th September 2017.
Learn how Cambridge is working to tackle Alzheimer’s Disease
Two pre-eminent figures in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease are to explain the impact research in Cambridge is having to meet the challenge of a condition which affects almost a million people in the UK.
Prestigious scientific organisations support Lab Innovations
Lab Innovations – the UK’s only dedicated showcase for laboratory, analytical and biotech equipment – continues to garner support from across the scientific community.
Birketts’ Class of 2017
Birketts, the full service, top 100 law firm based in the East of England has announced the appointment of 12 new trainee solicitors. The appointments represent the firm’s annual trainee intake at its Cambridge, Chelmsford, Ipswich and Norwich offices.
Ingenza invests in faster fermentation development
Leading industrial biotechnology company Ingenza has acquired a high performance benchtop bioreactor system to enable faster development of new fermentation processes.
Inspirational lecturer shortlisted for top award
Cambridge Regional College lecturer Michael Warburton is in the running for a national education award for his inspirational work promoting student entrepreneurship.
CyanConnode appoints Managing Director for India
CyanConnode, the world leader in narrowband radio mesh networks, announces the appointment of Anil Daulani as Managing Director India, with responsibility for managing the India operation including sales, customer delivery, technical pre-sales and support.
Cambridge B2B Exhibition returns
Cambridge’s biggest B2B networking event is just two weeks away. Cambridge B2B returns to the Quy Mill Hotel and Spa on Thursday, 21st September, with unrivalled promotional opportunities for your business, up to 100 exhibitors, 600 visitors, two free speed networking sessions and informative free seminars.
Brexit: The UK Government’s paper on enforcement and dispute resolution
Published at the end of August, the UK Government’s paper on enforcement and dispute resolution, entitled: A future partnership paper, includes plenty of mood music, but is disappointingly short on detail, comments Dominic Hopkins of Hewitsons.