Talented undergraduate joins the Onespacemedia creative team
Onespacemedia is delighted to introduce Florence Aylin (Flossie) who has joined its creative team. Flossie is in the second year of a BA (Hons) Graphic Design course at Anglia Ruskin University and joins as a junior designer alongside her studies.
Salus Wellness offers discounts to Unite Union members
Salus Wellness is proud to announce that it is now offering discounts, for a wide range of treatments, to members of Unite the Union.
‘Smashing’ work wins Sustainability Art Prize
Imogen Dungate, a third year BA (Hons) Fine Art student, was awarded the £400 Sustainability Art Prize at Anglia Ruskin University last night (Thursday) thanks to her “smashing” video installation entitled Gravity.
Granta Park pays for a day of care and support from EACH across Cambridgeshire
Granta Park is paying for a day of care and support from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) across Cambridgeshire today. The science and technology estate, based in Great Abington, raised £5,371.82 at its Santa run in December.
Engineering researchers honoured with awards for nanoscience and nanotechnology
Two Cambridge nanotechnology experts have been announced as the winners of major awards which honour ‘outstanding’ scientists.
US2U Consulting produces tenancy training trailer with Your Own Place CIC
US2U Consulting has partnered with Norwich-based social enterprise Your Own Place CIC to produce a promotional film.
Trumping the Paris climate deal
American emissions will continue to decline, despite President Trump's stance on climate change policy, suggests The Scientific Alliance.
Registration now open for Structural Integrity Conference, 21-22 June 2017
The National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) is hosting its annual conference on the 21-22 June 2017 at TWI facilities, Cambridge.
New ways to monitor glucose levels in diabetes - a $12billion market
Blood, sweat and tears: new methods of glucose monitoring for people with diabetes are emerging. The latest report from IDTechEx Research explores the technologies for diabetes management, and the market.
Bridge foundations, Roman cows and floating pontoon: the A14 Cambridge to Huntington upgrade
Three months in to main construction on the A14’s £1.5bn upgrade in Cambridgeshire, Highways England’s project manager is giving a sneak peek into progress made so far – including technical innovations and archaeological finds.
Woodland Trust launches call to better protect Cambridgeshire’s ‘ancients’
The Woodland Trust is calling on people in Cambridgeshire to support its new campaign to protect ancient and veteran trees and help save threatened ancient woods in the region.
Ed Sheeran clothes on sale when EACH opens shop in Cherry Hinton
Twenty items of clothing worn by Ed Sheeran will be up for sale when East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) starts trading in Cherry Hinton.
Exciting new flying announced for the Duxford Air Festival
Exciting new flying displays have just been announced for the Duxford Air Festival at IWM Duxford on May Bank Holiday weekend (Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 May).
Reliance succeeds in UK Space Agency competition
Reliance has recently been successful in securing R&D funding from the UK Space Agency via its National Space Technology Programme (NSTP).
Free eBook will help you manage better at work and still have a life outside
Shari Khan, CEO of Trainsform, is offering a free eBook that describes '7 guaranteed ways to reduce stress, stop feeling overwhelmed at work, and get your life back.
Solarflare Communications debuts software defined networking interface card (NIC)
Solarflare Communications, a global leader in networking solutions for modern data centers, is releasing an Open Compute Platform (OCP) software-defined, networking interface card (NIC), offering the industry’s most scalable, lowest latency networking solution to meet the dynamic needs of the enterprise environment.
Students face England bowling legend at Fenner’s
Ten Anglia Ruskin students have been tested against Stuart Broad, one of the greatest bowlers in English cricketing history, as the Cambridge MCCU team faces Nottinghamshire.
Taking control of printing from the internet: MeadCo launches ScriptX 8.0
MeadCo’s browser add-on, ScriptX, enables controlled and consistent printing from Internet Explorer. The latest release, ScriptX 8.0, is officially launched today and is designed specifically for use on Microsoft’s newest edition, Internet Explorer 11.
Argon Design signs up first licensee for Argon360 real-time video stitching IP
Argon Design signs up the first licensee for Argon360, its hardware based intellectual property for real-time video stitching, addressing the 360-degree panoramic video camera market.
Ashtons appoints three further ‘home grown’ solicitors
Ashtons is delighted to announce that another three staff have qualified as solicitors with the firm in the current financial year, following completion of their training contracts.
Sponsored place on Women’s Leadership Programme available for East of England organisations
Pure is offering the chance for one aspiring female leader, working at a deserving organisation in the East of England, to receive a part-funded place on its highly successful Women’s Leadership Programme starting in June.
Opinion: The road to Brexit, or the UK’s journey into the unknown
The Prime Minister's triggering of Article 50 is merely the end of the beginning, argues Dr Julie Smith, Director of the European Centre in Cambridge University's Department of Politics and International Studies and a Liberal Democrat member of the House of Lords.
Digital technology and health governance
Digital technology has the power to transform healthcare in developing countries, but only if it’s used properly, says a new study.