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Nawaz Sharif ousted in Pakistan: celebrate, but remember the bigger picture
Kamal Munir, Reader in Strategy & Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, considers the wider political and economic consequences of Nawaz Sharif’s resignation in a recent piece in The Conversation.
Redgate adds third party support to Oracle database tools
Redgate, the Cambridge UK based software company which develops database tools used by 91% of the Fortune 100, has overhauled its Deployment Suite for Oracle to add third party support and significantly improve its performance.
'How I learned to stop worrying and tolerate LinkedIn'
There are differing opinions of LinkedIn in the Sookio office. Some see it working brilliantly for Sookio's B2B clients, whereas Chief Copywriter Rory Stobo is what you could call a non-believer. But is he starting to see the LinkedIn light?
UltraSoC delivers industry’s first debug and analytics solution for ARM’s AMBA 5 CHI Issue B
UltraSoC has been selected to present on coherent design at this year’s ARM TechCon in October.
Soil and water smart tech at Agri-Tech East & Smart-AKIS event
The practical aspects of adopting and improving technologies for soil and water management will be discussed at a workshop held by Agri-Tech East and Smart-AKIS on Thursday 14th September.
Stocks in Focus: Alliance Trust
This week Alastair Macdougall of NW Brown looks at Alliance Trust.
History brought to life with summer holiday activities at IWM Duxford
This summer, families can immerse themselves in IWM Duxford’s 100-year history by hearing personal stories of the men and women who worked and lived at this famous airfield, told through DX17, Duxford’s first ever contemporary art installation.
Cambridge Index drops 1.2%
The Cambridge Index fell 1.2% or 298.3 points to finish at 23,675.3, as the top three Index heavyweights, Johnson Matthey, DS Smith and Greene King recorded weekly losses to their share prices.
Could you spare an hour a month to change someone’s life for the better?
Form the Future’s successful mentoring programme for young people (aged 14 to 17) is expanding and the organisation needs more mentors to help students fulfil their potential. Could you help?
Horizon Discovery releases CHO genome sequence to drive innovation in bioproduction
Horizon Discovery, a global leader in the application of gene editing technologies, today announced it has released a complete, high-quality, well annotated sequence of its GS Knockout CHO-K1 bioproduction cell line. The sequence will be made available publicly via the Ensembl website at EMBL-EBI, to serve the community as a resource to drive research and innovation in bioproduction at Horizon…
Chief Scientific Officer speaks at Cambridge conference
The Chief Scientific Officer, Professor Sue Hill, will speak at a forthcoming Cambridge conference on the future of health provision.
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Cases of blindness to rise to 115 million by 2050
The number of cases of blindness is predicted to rise to 115 million by 2050, according to new research just published in The Lancet Global Health.
London Stansted celebrates 25 million passengers with free flights for two holidaymakers
London Stansted has welcomed its 25 millionth passenger to pass through the airport in the past year, the first time the UK’s fourth busiest airport has achieved this significant milestone in its history.
Exports help UK manufacturing excel in July
Justin Benson, a director in KPMG’s manufacturing practice, comments on the Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing PMI figures published today.
Marks & Clerk bolsters UK offering by promoting Cambridge associate into partnership
Marks & Clerk, one of the world’s leading international intellectual property service providers, has brought one of its Cambridge associates into partnership.
Turning the tide of poverty through education
A few weeks before world leaders met for the G20 Summit, young men and women from across Africa met at the Mastercard Foundation Baobab Summit 2017 in Johannesburg. Under the #GiveBack summit theme, students discussed inclusion, social entrepreneurship and collective action for long term and sustainable change. Among them was Dorcas Apoore, a Mastercard Foundation Scholar at Camfed from northern…
Unique Crayfish service makes the headlines
Innovative Cambridge online startup Crayfish International - which offers a unique service to help businesses operate in China - is making waves.
Third Light’s collaboration platform at the heart of NATO’s campaign
In May 2017, NATO launched its #WeAreNATO communications campaign to show how Allied unity and solidarity contribute to protecting peace and security for citizens across the Alliance. NATO is working with national communicators to design and run localized #WeAreNATO campaigns. For this purpose, NATO looked for a user-friendly online tool to share assets with national communicators.
OH! Films produces video for Genestack
OH! Films, the Cambridge-based video production company, has recently completed a full integration film, from pre-production to delivery, for bioinformatics company Genestack.
Family Gaming Night is coming soon to the Centre for Computing History
Keep yourselves occupied with coding workshops, fascinating tours and the return of the Centre's famous Family Gaming Night, with a SEGA-themed twist!
YMCA launches Respect project to tackle youth domestic abuse
YMCA Cambridgeshire & Peterborough has launched Respect, a Big Lottery Funded programme, which aims to raise awareness of and support those affected by youth domestic abuse across the region. It is now open for referrals.