Five ways remote access will impact working practices
Trends like the Internet of Things, 24/7 business cultures, and evolving technologies mean that the way that we work is changing rapidly, and businesses are increasingly sharing resources and collaborating to get ahead. Some are unaware of the role remote access plays within these developments, when it often acts as the backbone.
Still time to enter Health Enterprise East Innovation competition
The deadline for entries for this year’s Health Enterprise East (HEE) Innovation competition - with a prize fund of £18,000 - is looming. The closing date is Friday 14th July.
Species returns to city centre nature reserve after fish passage is restored
A project to breathe new life into a watercourse, allowing fish and other species to return there, has recently been completed at one of Cambridge's most historic open spaces.
Prism Electronics presents IPC-610 specialist long service award
Staff at St Ives (Cambridgeshire) based contract electronics manufacturing services provider Prism Electronics are celebrating because one of its team has reached a remarkable milestone as long-serving staff member. Paul Young has now been with the company 25 years and risen to become the Prism Electronics IPC-610 specialist and trainer.
Link disavow – why, what and how?
If you are involved with running a website, chances are you’ll have heard the term ‘disavow’. But what is a link disavow? And how do you disavow links? And why would you need to know? The experts at Further explain...
Pioneers of Miniaturization Lectureship 2017 winner announced
The Pioneers of Miniaturization Lectureship 2017, sponsored by Dolomite Microfluidics and Lab on a Chip, has been awarded to Professor Aaron Wheeler in recognition of his contribution to digital microfluidics, a technique which involves manipulating discrete microfluidic droplets on the surface of an array of electrodes coated with a hydrophobic insulator.
Consortium secures Innovate UK funding for new antibiotics
The UK’s premier industrial biotechnology company Ingenza is working with the National Physical Laboratory and the University of Plymouth to develop a design and manufacturing platform for the production of a new family of antibiotics.
Gaming students shortlisted for national Bafta YGD awards
Two teenage gaming students from Cambridge Regional College are in the running for a national Bafta Young Game Designer of the year award – with both their games chosen for a final shortlist.
St John’s College welcomes international delegation
A group of 18 delegates from the US, Canada and Italy stopped off in Cambridge recently to look around St John’s College before being taken around the city’s other famous landmarks.
Strem Chemicals offers many new products in its new booklet
Strem Chemicals' products are used for research and development, as well as commercial scale applications, especially in the pharmaceutical, microelectronic and chemical/ petrochemical industries. The company also provides custom synthesis and cGMP manufacturing services.
Marshall recognised as one of the Top 20 private companies in the UK
The Sunday Times HSBC Top Track 100 league table ranks Britain’s 100 private companies with the biggest sales. Marshall Group has risen ten places since last year to the 19th largest privately owned business in the United Kingdom.
School for Scale-Ups proves a resounding success
The first cohort of Cambridge Network's School for Scale-Ups, a programme for accelerated leadership growth, has graduated – and has given glowing feedback on the experience.
Calling all cybersecurity startups!
Would you like to be part of the world's largest startup incubator? Thales is proud to be the CyberSecurity partner at STATION F, the world's largest startup incubator.
How smart technology could help transform public transport in Greater Cambridge
Pioneering research reports, exploring how ‘smart’ technology could be used to make travel easier and reduce congestion in the Greater Cambridge area and beyond, have just been published.
Look inside the world of a technology consultancy
What goes on at a technology consultancy? Jobseekers can find out at Cambridge Network’s candidate evening tomorrow (Wednesday July 5th), when experts from headline sponsor TTP talk about their work – ranging from connected health to outer space.
What makes a great event? – WaveFX films the Meet Cambridge team
Meet Cambridge are the Cambridge venue experts, offering a suite of bureau services and a single point of contact for an incredible portfolio of colleges, hotels and conference centres in and around the city.
Venturing forth: Cycle.land offers a social bike-sharing platform
A startup on the Cambridge Social Ventures programme aims to disrupt the bike-sharing market and encourage an innovative, eco-friendly way of travel.
Summit explores solutions to inequality and poverty in Cambridge
More than 60 delegates from public sector, voluntary and community organisations that work with low income residents came together at a summit last week (30 June) to help shape Cambridge City Council’s future approach to tackling poverty and inequality.
Cambridge Filmworks films Hololens for Microsoft Research's Royal Society Summer Exhibition
Cambridge Filmworks has teamed up with Microsoft Research to film its groundbreaking Hololens technology for this year's Royal Society Summer Exhibition.
Early bird discounts available for Flood and Water Management Conference
The Institution of Civil Engineers' (ICE) bi-annual conference takes place at the AeroSpace Conference Centre, Duxford, on 19 October. Speakers with first-hand experience of the issues will give updates on the state of flood and water management.
Anthias Consulting expands training course offering to include liquid chromatography
Anthias Consulting is launching a new range of courses offering training in Liquid Chromatography (LC) and Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) techniques.
Matthew Gowen receives prestigious Bar Council Employed Bar Award
Matthew Gowen, a Barrister within the Birketts' Corporate Criminal Defence Team, has been named 'Employed Advocate of the Year' at the inaugural Bar Council Employed Bar Awards.
Cambridge does it again: Raspberry Pi wins UK’s top innovation prize
His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent last week (Thursday) presented the UK’s top engineering innovation prize – the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award – to the team of Cambridge engineers behind Raspberry Pi, the small but mighty microcomputer that has revolutionised control systems and redefined how people engage with coding.
Cambridge young engineer wins Academy Award
Cambridge engineer Dr Jenni Sidey has received a prestigious award at the Royal Academy of Engineering Awards Dinner. She was one of five winners of the RAEng Engineers Trust 'Young Engineer of the Year' competition.
Light therapy leader Lumie launches unique children’s sleep aid
Light therapy specialist Lumie is launching a unique children’s sleep aid today. Lumie Bedbug™ is an innovative bedside lighting product that promotes a calm bedtime and good night’s sleep for babies and young children.