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New ‘Greater Cambridge planning service’ is on the horizon
A new integrated planning service for the Greater Cambridge area, transformed to provide an improved service for customers along with greater capacity and resilience, is set to move a step closer.
University of Pennsylvania Health System is Linguamatics latest Enterprise NLP client
Market leading Natural Language Processing (NLP) text analytics provider Linguamatics today announced the implementation of the Linguamatics Health enterprise NLP platform, powered by I2E, at the University of Pennsylvania Health System for the extraction of actionable insights from unstructured patient data.
Eastern region’s future finance leaders supported by Pure and Grant Thornton
Pure and Grant Thornton have delivered the second stage of 2017’s leadership and career development programme specifically designed to support finance professionals in the East of England.
University of Cambridge Honorary Degrees 2017
At a ceremony held yesterday (Weds) in Senate House, the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge awarded Honorary Degrees to eight distinguished individuals in recognition of their achievements in academia, philanthropy and public service
China’s '100K Wellness Pioneer Project' uses UniteGen and Sapientia™ integrated platform
Congenica’s Sapientia™ clinical genome analysis software platform will be used by China-based UniteGen to carry out whole genome sequencing (WGS) processing and analysis as part of China’s “100K Wellness Pioneer Project”, hosted by Beijing 4P Health Research Institute.
The heat is on: how temperatures affect voter behaviour
Higher temperatures boost voter turnout and helps the incumbent party, finds study based on temperature, turnout and results in each US state for presidential elections between 1960 and 2016.
Mobile technology – friend or foe?
Arman Moussavi, a current MBA student at Cambridge Judge Business School, gave a TEDx Oxbridge talk last month about mobile technology – cautioning listeners not to be too shackled to their convenient little computers.
The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH speaks at London dinner for EACH
The former Prime Minister, Sir John Major, last week supported East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices' (EACH) nook appeal by attending a dinner to raise awareness and funds for the charity.
MP invites Cambridge filmmakers to enter 'Film the House' Parliamentary competition
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has called on the city’s film creators to enter Parliament’s Film the House competition – an annual opportunity to put local filmmakers in direct contact with movers and shakers in the film industry and to showcase the UK’s best talent.
Air Liquide signs a new agreement for the future European launch vehicle, Ariane 6
The consortium formed by Air Liquide, Latecoere Services and Cegelec has been chosen by the CNES (Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales - National Center for Space Studies) to design and supply the On-Board/Ground transfer systems for the future European launch vehicle Ariane 6.
Rights of way - whose right is it anyway?
The case of Gore v Naheed and Ahmed (2017) EWCA Civ 369, recently decided by the Court of Appeal, has provided useful guidance as to when a right of way granted for a specific property can be extended to cover neighbouring land, says Barbara Judkins of Hewitsons.
Vision sets out a brighter future for Greater Cambridge
The City Deal remains absolutely vital to the future success of Greater Cambridge.
PraxisUnico and JUSIRUI Management Consulting announce international strategic relationship
PraxisUnico and JUSIRUI Management Consulting announce international strategic relationship to deliver outstanding training to Chinese professionals working in the fields of technology transfer, knowledge exchange and commercialisation.
Mills & Reeve ranked as one of the top firms for China PE exit deals
Law firm Mills & Reeve has been ranked joint third by China Law Business Journal, based on value for Private Equity (PE) exit deals.
Corporate membership at Innaspa benefits all your staff
Do you work for a business in the Cambridge area? If so, then you and your colleagues can benefit from a wide variety of personal grooming and well-being services at a reduced corporate rate. An Innaspa Partnership will be perfect for you!
Fresh proposals to improve streets and open spaces
A new strategy is being proposed to ensure Cambridge City Council’s largest frontline service provides a better customer experience for residents and visitors, helps to make the city more environmentally friendly and delivers better value for money.
Diversification becomes essential for the aerogel industry
The 21st-century commercialisation of the aerogel industry has been extensively discussed, but despite the excitement and huge potential, it is still a long way from plain sailing for the manufacturers, says Dr Richard Collins, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx.
Prism team leader raises money for the Spinal Injury Association
Surface Mount team leader Mark Browning of Cambridgeshire-based contract electronics manufacturer Prism Electronics completed this year’s London Marathon for charity! Mark had been trying to get a ballot place for a number of years as he wanted to raise money for the Spinal Injury Association (SIA).
Cambridge Index gains 1.2%
The Cambridge Index advanced 1.2% or 226.8 points to finish at 23,225.3, as Index heavyweights such as Johnson Matthey, DS Smith and Greene King posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Lab Innovations – back for 2017
Lab Innovations – the UK’s only dedicated showcase for laboratory technology, analytical and biotech equipment – returns for its sixth consecutive year on 1 & 2 November 2017 at the NEC, Birmingham.
KISS intern Amandine Capello enjoys the atmosphere
Amandine Capello shares her experience as an intern at KISS...
‘Help to Buy’ Cambridge event is aimed at new home buyers
Enterprise Property Group is inviting prospective home buyers to find out more about the Government’s Help to Buy scheme at a dedicated event this Saturday (24th June) at Cambridge’s Holiday Inn, Lakeview.
New hackathon team challenge aims for social impact
This weekend, Peterborough’s Allia Future Business Centre hosts the first 32-hour challenge to build a Smart City using the Internet of Things.
Book your place at the LEP Summit 2017
The Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough LEP and the Cambridge News are hosting the LEP Summit 2017 on Friday 30th June and now is the time to book your free place.
The bug hunters and the microbiome
Trevor Lawley and Gordon Dougan are bug hunters, albeit not the conventional kind. The bugs they collect are invisible to the naked eye. And even though we’re teeming with them, researchers are only beginning to discover how they keep us healthy – and how we could use these bugs as drugs.