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Evening of Gatsby at Swynford Manor will raise money for EACH
A Gatsby-style ball at the plush Swynford Manor promises ‘awesomely glamorous entertainment’ for guests and a great fundraising boost for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
Graphene: market update and future prospects by IDTechEx
IDTechEx, which has been closely following the graphene industry over the past five years, publishes the results of its continuous research in a new report: Graphene, 2D Materials and Carbon Nanotubes: Markets, Technologies and Opportunities 2017-2027.
Money Mover Country Report - Canada
Canada celebrates its 150th birthday this year and the entire nation is gearing up for a party. Lonely Planet has declared Canada as the number one destination in the world for 2017 and it is little wonder why. With 18 UNESCO world heritage sites, Canada is quite simply, breathtaking. From the Rocky Mountains in BC to the freshwater fjords in Newfoundland, the second largest country in the world…
Cambridge residents invited to come together for ‘The Great Get-Together’
The biggest national community event since the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee is set to take place in Cambridge on the weekend of 17-18 June.
Innova Biosciences adds ALEXA Fluor 488 to Lightning-Link range of antibody labeling kits
Innova Biosciences, a specialist provider of bioconjugation products and services, today announced it has added ALEXA Fluor® 488, one of the most popular fluorescent labels used by life science researchers, to its Lightning-Link® range of antibody and protein labeling kits.
Smartfren and Bango launch Google Play carrier billing
Bango is pleased to announce that Smartfren, the leading Indonesian Mobile Network Operator, has used the Bango Platform to launch one-click carrier billing payment for Google Play customers.
Riverlite’s housing sector excellence recognised in national awards
Riverlite's work in the housing sector has been recognised yet again in 2017, with two shortlisted entries for the national Housing Excellence Awards.
Cambridge lecturer moves one step closer to becoming Canada’s next astronaut
Cambridge lecturer Dr Jenni Sidey has made it through to the final rounds of assessments in the Canadian Space Agency’s (CSA) Astronaut Recruitment Campaign.
Arts and culture in Cambridge: the election debate
How can our politicians work with creatives in Cambridge to help shape our city and country? Join candidates aspiring to be the next Member of Parliament for Cambridge, as they discuss the role of arts and culture in our city at a free event next Monday (May 8th) at Cambridge Junction.
Cambridge Index climbs 3.1%
The Cambridge Index jumped 3.1% or 690.5 points to close at 22,958.7, as eight of the top ten Index heavyweights posted weekly gains.
Form the Future needs your help
Form the Future, a social enterprise operating across Cambridgeshire, linking schools with local businesses to get young people ready for work, has just won a contract which comes with new funding - £75,000 - but there's a catch: the organisation needs to raise £7,500 in match funding before this Friday (May 5th)!
Workshop explores electronic packaging for medical devices
Are you an end user, manufacturer or scientist / researcher involved in medical device packaging? IMAPS-UK invites you to its Electronics Packaging for Medical Devices Workshop to be held in Cambridge on Thursday 18 May to offer you the opportunity to learn, network and source from a broad spectrum of end-users, electronics design/packaging companies and researchers.
UK manufacturing springs back to growth in April
Stephen Cooper, Head of Industrial Manufacturing at KPMG UK, comments on the latest Markit/CIPS Manufacturing PMI results, released today.
M11 road works begin this weekend
A wide-ranging package of essential maintenance work on the M11 begins this weekend (from tomorrow Friday 5 May) with work taking place at junction 8 (Stansted Airport).
The ten years and the technology that turned Cambridge into a phenomenon
The book, The Ghost in The Labyrinth - On the threshold of the Internet Dream, published by Steinkrug Publications describes the early years of Cambridge’s high technology revolution through the eyes of one of the city’s most innovative and unconventional start-ups.
Darktrace wins four Stevie® Awards
Darktrace, the leader in Enterprise Immune System technology, has announced that it won an impressive four awards at The Stevie’s 15th Annual American Business Awards, including ‘Most Innovative Tech Company of the Year’, ‘Fastest Growing Tech Company’, ‘Technical Innovation of the Year’ and ‘Best Cloud Application/Service’.
BBI Solutions wins Dx Creative Award for Morffi™ launch
BBI Solutions is pleased to announce that it has triumphed at the DxMA’s 2017 Dx Creative Awards, winning the New IVD Product Launch (less than $100m) category for the market release of its Morffi™ signal enhancement technology.
A day dedicated to bringing plants into focus
Cambridge University Botanic Garden is holding its annual Festival of Plants on Saturday 20 May 2017, offering something for everyone to enjoy: from families to photographers, gardeners to budding plant scientists or anyone looking for an interesting day out in beautiful surroundings and when the Garden is at its springtime peak.
Eleanor all set for Asia – text books in hand
It is what many people would think of as a dream opportunity – the chance to do conservation work in an exotic location while studying for a qualification.
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Bartlett Automotive: the only independent BMW and MINI 1link provider in Cambridgeshire
Bartlett Automotive based in Huntingdon, has become the only independent BMW and MINI 1link network service provider in Cambridgeshire.
Woks, chopsticks and stockpots - St John’s College helps promote authentic Chinese food
A Cambridge College is responding to the growing number of Chinese students and visitors by co-authoring a book in conjunction with the UK’s leading university catering organisation.
Reliance Precision's Head of Metrology meets Lord Prior at NPL event
Reliance’s Head of Metrology, David Torr, was part of a select group of delegates invited to meet with Lord Prior of Brampton, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, when he launched the UK Measurement Strategy at the National Physical Laboratory’s (NPL) North of England base in Huddersfield.
Winton Group and Amadeus Capital Partners invest in Exonar
Winton Group, a global investment management and data science company, has invested £750,000 as part of a £1.25m investment round into Exonar Limited, a British company that is redefining how organisations can map and understand their data to minimise risk and ensure compliance with the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR).
Tame your computer - simple scheduling
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she explains how to find the best time to schedule a meeting (Microsoft Outlook)...