Where would you put your money? Punters' choice for agri-entrepreneurs
Early-stage agri-entrepreneurs will be pitching to a judges' panel and voting audience at Agri-Tech East’s prestigious GROW business plan competition on Monday 19 June.
Bartlett Automotive is shortlisted for the Automechanika ‘Garage of the Year’ award
Huntingdon BMW and MINI specialists Bartlett Automotive has been shortlisted for the Automechanika ‘Garage of the Year’ award.
Keystone Marketing announces support for national charity in new business year
St Neots based Keystone Marketing has announced its support for national charity Action Duchenne, choosing the organisation as its Charity of the Year for 2017-18
Sport in the sky! Education in Cambridge reaches new heights at the Stephen Perse Foundation
An innovative new development, led by the Stephen Perse Foundation to deliver its forward-thinking vision for education, has reached new heights in a 'topping out' ceremony involving pupils, staff and local architects Chadwick Dryer Clarke.
Abcam makes final performance-based AxioMx milestone payment
Abcam plc, a global leader in the supply of life science research tools, is delighted to announce that further to its acquisition of AxioMx, Inc. in November 2015 the final performance-related milestones have been successfully achieved.
Reliance apprentices undertake Army Challenge
Four of Reliance’s engineering apprentices have returned to work following the successful completion of a four day residential exercise with the Army, designed to challenge their engineering and design skills.
Award-winning statistician delivers free seminar at Cambridge Science Park
Cambridge's Prism Training & Consultancy is to welcome Dr Bradley Jones, Principal Research Fellow in the JMP division of SAS, to the city on Thursday 22 June for a free seminar titled How Definitive Screening Designs are Revolutionising Experimental Design.
Pure hosts Cambridge quiz night for accountancy students
Pure has joined forces with the East Anglian Chartered Accountants' Student Society (EACASS) to host a charity quiz night in Cambridge on Thursday 25 May.
Full programme published for the 2nd Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting
The 2nd Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM) on July 5th at Homerton Conference Centre brings together three CEOs from Cambridge companies to share their knowledge on innovation and commercialisation.
Magna shines a light on blind spots with ClearView vision systems
Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that nearly 840,000 blind spot accidents occur each year in the United States, resulting in 300 fatalities. Magna International, a leader in camera-based advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and mirrors, has developed ClearView™ to help improve visibility while changing lanes, backing out of a parking space, or driving…
OK Rover! Now connect your dog to your smart home
Dog-loving homeowners will soon seamlessly connect their pet to their smart home to support home security or monitor pet wellness.
Points of view: Technology stocks
This week Oliver Phillips of NW Brown focuses on the technology sector following an interesting article in the Telegraph.
Five tips to manage your first banner ad campaign
KISS offers five tips for anyone who is considering delivering their first online advertising campaign.
Mergers make waves - PA Consulting Group's Gerry Hawkins features in Electronics Weekly
A wave of mergers and acquisitions is sweeping through the semiconductor industry, with deals reaching to the tens of billions of dollars now seemingly common-place.
Jasmine Chin joins Watermill Accounting
Watermill Accounting is delighted to welcome accountant Jasmine Chin to its team. Jasmine will be working with Deepti Agarwal and the rest of the team to support clients, submitting annual accounts and R&D tax credit claims as well as managing personal taxation and auto-enrolment for pensions.
Qualcomm and Google to enable Daydream standalone virtual reality headsets
Collaboration enables powerful Snapdragon 835 VR platform support for untethered headsets featuring positional head-tracking
Quizzers invited to charity’s night of trivia in St Ives
Trivia buffs can support their local children’s hospice next week when it holds a quiz night in St Ives.
Quick test can identify face blindness – study
New research published in The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology shows how a simple online questionnaire can help to diagnose face blindness – a little known but surprisingly common condition.
Hear the story behind the company developing a breathalyzer for disease
The remarkable story of Owlstone, the company developing early cancer detection technology that aims to save 100,000 lives and $1.5bn in health care costs, will be told next week when its co-founder, Billy Boyle, presents the next Cambridge Network Business Lecture. The event, on Tuesday May 23rd, takes place at Mundipharma's HQ on Cambridge Science Park.
Biocatalysis enzyme screening kits from Strem Chemicals UK
There is increasing interest from many types of research groups in biocatalysis, in the application of enzymes which can replace chemical catalysts in synthetic processes, in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries.
Pure hosts second Women’s Leadership Alumni event
Pure will be hosting its second Women’s Leadership Alumni event next week, bringing together past and present delegates, and their employer sponsors, for a morning of continued development and inspiring guest speakers.
Repositive hosts Satellite Symposium at ESHG conference
A Repositive symposium at the forthcoming European Human Genetics Conference (ESHG) will discuss better ways to find and access human data.
44th Cambridge Beer Festival is just around the corner
Next Monday (22nd May) at 5pm, the doors will open to the public on Jesus Green for the 44th Cambridge Beer Festival.
Scientists publish first comprehensive map of proteins within cells
The first analysis of how proteins are arranged in a cell has been published in Science, revealing that a large portion of human proteins can be found in more than one location in a given cell.
May Bank Holiday Duxford Air Festival: flying displays and family fun
The might of the French Air Force, an elite parachute display team, head-spinning aerobatics and glorious historic aircraft will offer spectacle and excitement for all the family at the May Bank Holiday Duxford Air Festival (Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 May).