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TriSys recruitment software launches new IPTV channel
TriSysBusiness Software, a leading supplier of CRM software for the recruitment industry, announced today the launch of TriSys TV, an IPTV channel dedicated solely to recruitment agencies.
Book your First Aid training course with YMCA and save lives in your local community
Looking for a First Aid Training Course? Want to support young people in your local community? By booking your First Aid course with YMCA you can help to provide vital support to young people in crisis in your local community.
Gender pay gap reporting goes live today
Thousands of employers will publish their gender pay gap figures for the first time from today, in a move intended to break the glass ceiling and create a more modern workforce.
London Stansted Airport receives planning permission for new £130 million arrivals building
London Stansted Airport has received planning permission from Uttlesford District Council for a new £130 million arrivals building that will enhance the passenger experience and provide capacity for growth over the next decade.
Leaf vein structure could hold key to extending battery life
The natural structure found within leaves could improve the performance of everything from rechargeable batteries to high-performance gas sensors, according to an international team of scientists.
Beer fans left feeling flat at restaurant options
The craft beer revolution may have transformed Britain’s pubs but restaurant chains are lagging behind in terms of choice and value, according to new research by Anglia Ruskin University’s PubLAB.
Newly qualified solicitors join law firm Hewitsons following traineeships
Three new solicitors have joined Hewitsons’ Cambridge office, having completed traineeships with the law firm.
Pepsi: an advert for a proper agency planning process
KISS gives its view on the Pepsi Advert fail: an advert for a proper agency planning process.
Throw away your whiteboards and change the way you meet
Do you use flip charts and whiteboards in your meetings and training rooms? You may pin flip chart paper up round the room or fill the whiteboard up with notes, take a photograph, rub the notes out and then write more notes and repeat. The photographs are then sent to someone who has the job of typing them up and sending them to the meeting attendees. Ring a bell?
FUJIFILM SonoSite gives clinicians the edge for rural diagnostics
A FUJIFILM SonoSite Edge® point-of-care ultrasound system recently helped clinicians participating in the Ukraine Christian Partnership’s (UCP’s) Summer Mission to diagnose a wide range of pathologies.
JDR project announcements: Q1 wrap up
Some significant project wins were secured by JDR in the first quarter of this year. These including our first US offshore wind project and a cutting-edge hybrid steel tube umbilical project, showcasing JDR’s technical capabilities. With that in mind the company thought it would be good time to round up their big Q1 wins.
Reducing agents in gene sequencing machines using water soluble phosphines
Reagents remove fluorescent groups and terminators to restore polynucleotides to 3’-OH Form provided by Strem Chemicals in the UK and Ireland.
Approaching leadership from within
Lorraine Warne, alumna of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship (PGDE), helps people become better business leaders by absorbing – and, especially, retaining – key leadership principles.
What do I do if..? How to handle complaints, mistakes and trolls on Twitter
Digital marketing agency Sookio offers top Twitter tips on how to combat trolls, help unhappy customers and deal with mistakes.
Cummins selects Epicam air cycle engine and energy storage for trialling
The world’s most prominent diesel engine manufacturer, Cummins, selects the world’s first fully scalable, zero carbon, cryogenic air cycle energy storage and regeneration technology for trialling.
Smarter, not harder: open innovation for smart farming
Do you want to know about the smart farm technology that is available now? Come along and compare the latest cutting-edge offerings in precision technology, aerial imaging, drones and sensors from leading companies at an Agri-Tech East workshop held in partnership with Smart-AKIS.
Pupils declare Stephen Perse Foundation's new eco classroom officially open
A brand new eco classroom for the Stephen Perse Foundation, designed to "keep the magic" of playing and learning outside, has now been officially opened near the Foundation's nature reserve on Latham Road.
CDLS announces 2017 Excellence Awards winners
The Cambridgeshire and District Law Society has announced the winners of its 2017 Excellence Awards.
Listen: Cambridge experts talk post-Brexit options for the UK
On 30 March, the day after the 'triggering' of Article 50 began the official Brexit process, a group of University of Cambridge lawyers, economists, historians and tax experts gathered in Peterhouse.
Solid-state electrolytes and the quest for a safer battery
2016 was the year of Li-ion batteries’ silver jubilee, a coming of age that has not been hassle-free, as Samsung’s Firegate showed. This year might mark the first significant switch to new materials in the electrolyte compartment, with both large and small companies trying to bring inorganic and polymer electrolytes to commercial fruition.
Tees’ trainee picks up award
Matt Hasler, trainee solicitor at Tees, has been named Trainee of the Year at The Cambridgeshire and District Law Society (CDLS) 2017 Excellence Awards.
Flexera’s enterprise solution first to integrate IT asset & security management
Flexera's Vulnerability Intelligence Manager now leverages FlexNet Manager Suite inventory data, helping security teams reduce hacker vulnerability exploits.
Demand grows for facilities hire at Cambridge Regional College
Conference rooms, meeting rooms, classrooms and even a restaurant at Cambridge Regional College are proving a big attraction for businesses in the region.
Travel & Tourism students learn from holiday giant Thomas Cook
Travel and Tourism students at Cambridge Regional College had an insight into life as a resort rep – and the opportunities it can lead to – when a team from travel giant Thomas Cook visited the college.
Local YMCA backs new national research that shows apprenticeships boost career prospects
YMCA Cambridgeshire & Peterborough has spoken out about the positive impacts of apprenticeships as new research released today shows four in five young people would recommend them to others and more than three quarters say they have improved their skills and career prospects.