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SBRI Healthcare supports technologies that aim to revolutionise primary care and GP services
The NHS is backing the co-development of novel technologies for primary care as part of its SBRI Healthcare programme. Innovations that could revolutionise GP Services have been funded to address the challenges of an ageing population.
2nd Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting programme planned for July
The 2nd Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting takes place on Wednesday, 5th July, at Homerton College Conference Centre, Cambridge. The theme for 2017 is ‘managing IP for commercialisation at the early stages of product and technology development’.
Stronger global economy paves the way to Brexit, says EY ITEM Club
A revival in the UK’s overseas markets will support the economy’s readjustment away from consumer spending towards trade and help smooth the impact of Brexit on GDP, according to the EY ITEM Club spring forecast.
Xentech Solutions Limited celebrates 10th anniversary
Formed in 2007 from an experienced team of hardware and embedded software engineers, Xentech Solutions Limited this month celebrates its 10th year of enabling clients to meet their design, time-to-market and cost objectives for new product developments and product cost reductions.
PEM announces multiple partner appointments
The sister company of PEMCF, Cambridge accountants PEM, are delighted to announce four partner appointments across key departments bringing the total number of partners at the firm to 14.
Tame your computer - slick ways to add slides
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 describes various ways to add a new slide to a presentation (Microsoft PowerPoint)...
Law firm staff raise thousands for veterans in Tour de Hewitsons
Staff at law firm Hewitsons raised thousands of pounds for veterans by cycling more than 150 miles over two days.
CUH professor named ‘Healthcare Scientist of the Year’
Professor Paul White, Head of Clinical Engineering at Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH), has been awarded Healthcare Scientist of the Year for his contribution to leadership, research and innovation.
Grand Challenges for management research
Academics in management research usually focus on organisational issues in business, but they’re now also increasingly engaged in addressing some of the world’s ‘wicked problems’ like poverty and hunger.
The importance of note-taking
Think about any reasons you might have for taking notes in everyday life, and any occasions when you do so. It’s a skill we all use, to some extent, as part of organising daily life and routines, recording useful information, and identifying key points within it.
New marketing tools on Pinterest make it more appealing
Internet marketers who are in need of a very visual marketing scheme are without doubt leaning heavily on platforms such as Pinterest. Pinterest has recently made a few changes which will give marketers a number of new tools when using the platform.
CFM Group CEO talks about careers in marketing at ARU event
As a proud member of the Anglia Ruskin University Alumni, CFM Group's CEO, Mr Nicholas Kalavas was invited to speak to Business and Marketing students (both undergraduates and postgraduates) about his career and success so far and why he chose Marketing.
Sable&Hawkes launches new company website
Sable&Hawkes is a design communications company, based in Cambridge. And it has just launched a new website.
Eve Waldron Design expands team with major new appointment
A Cambridge commercial office design consultancy is adding to its multi-disciplinary team to meet its growing business portfolio.
Fixed Term Contract Recruitment
Busy Bee Recruitment supply fixed term contract recruitment solutions for a wide range of sectors including: Administration & Secretarial, Sales & Customer Service, Marketing & Design, Finance & Accountancy, Legal & HR, Engineering & Manufacturing.
Fighting back against Parkinson’s Disease
To mark World Parkinson’s Awareness Day tomorrow (Tuesday 11 April), a free SciBar Health event is taking place from 7pm in central Cambridge, hosted by Cambridge British Science Association and Cambridge University Health Partners.
Permanent Recruitment
Busy Bee Recruitment supply permanent recruitment solutions for a wide range of sectors including: Administration & Secretarial, Sales & Customer Service, Marketing & Design, Finance & Accountancy, Legal & HR, Engineering & Manufacturing.
Air Liquide accelerates in the field of clean transportation in France
Air Liquide last week inaugurated a new clean energy station in Servon, Ile-de-France, in partnership with Carrefour. This station, designed and installed by Air Liquide, will provide fuel on bio natural gas for transport vehicles (bio-NGV).
Air Liquide signs long-term contract with major petroleum group in Oman
Air Liquide and Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Company (Orpic), Oman’s national refining company, recently signed a long term agreement for the supply of nitrogen to the Liwa Plastics Industries Complex (LPIC), a new plastics production facility.
Decoding the Cambridge Cyber Challenge
Cambridge Filmworks films at the Inter-Ace Cyber Challenge 2017.
New research investigates whether microfluidic-based cell culture is fit for purpose
Bioscientist attitudes towards the future of microfluidics-based 3D culture technology and the search for their ‘ideal’ model have been revealed in a new research survey conducted by Cambridge University's Department of Engineering.
New Arthur Rank Hospice Charity shop will be community hub in Cottenham
Do you know someone who could volunteer a morning or afternoon of their time once a week or fortnight?
Researcher’s new book offers support and guidance to volunteers abroad
University of Cambridge PhD researcher Duncan McNicholl has published a guide for volunteers heading abroad for the first time.
The Tesla bubble
Can Tesla really be worth more than Ford? The Scientific Alliance comments...
Minister praises Cambridge Regional College's impressive record and high aspirations
Cambridge Regional College played host to one of the country’s leading politicians when minister David Lidington visited for a whirlwind tour – praising the college’s high aspirations and impressive record.