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Increasing access to rehabilitation therapy after stroke
A regional group to support rehabilitation following a stroke – Aiming to Transform Life After Stroke (ATLAS) – has been given a £35,000 grant from Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust to help provide wider access to therapy across the region through investment in up-to-date technology.
New directors bring fresh perspectives to Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID)
Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) has appointed four new directors to its existing Board as part of a continuing commitment to bring fresh perspectives and dynamism to both its decision-making and business representation.
The simple way to create a strategic digital marketing plan
Don’t know where to start with your digital marketing? Following a sequential, stepped process can really help in determining your options, and where your time and resource are best spent.
Creating content that builds brand and engages audiences: classic car enthusiasts
The Further content team loves delving into people’s passions and knowledge about their favourite subjects. Early in January, the team asked six women to spill the beans on the loves of their life – their cars!
Further welcomes new Content Editor Helen Brooks
Further is happy to welcome Helen Brooks to the Content Marketing team in the new role of Content Editor.
Further welcomes new Office Manager Carly Stanforth
Further is delighted to welcome Carly Stanforth as Office Manager.
Takeaways from Google’s SERP features and user-intent white paper
The rank-tracking aficionados at STAT have produced a white paper exploring how Google matches search engine result page (SERP) features - featured snippet, app download, shopping etc - to user intent.
Five data analysis tools for understanding your digital marketing campaigns
As a data analyst in a digital marketing agency, it’s essential for me to collect, analyse and report data accurately, says Adam Read of Further.
Why you need to bother with A/B testing
If you’ve looked at your site with a view to improving conversion levels, either on your own or with the help of an agency, you’ve completed a lot of work already. You’ve studied crucial pages, analysed the relevant data, and spotted the areas that need to be changed.
Infrared sensors go graphene
Researchers at the Cambridge Graphene Centre, in a collaboration that includes Emberion, have developed a novel graphene-based infrared (IR) detector with record high sensitivity for thermal detection. This result paves the way for high-performance IR imaging and spectroscopy.
Do you deserve your success?
For some, success feels natural, worthy and enhances self-esteem. Others experience self-doubt, and wonder whether they really deserve the accolades. They stress that making a mistake means they'll be found out... to have been a fraud all along. It's called the imposter syndrome, or imposter phenomenon.
Hackathon focuses on autonomous vehicles
How will autonomous vehicles and other emerging technologies help to resolve the transport and infrastructure issues in Cambridge? Join engineering consultancy Hilson Moran for an Emerging Technology Hackathon this evening (Monday) to put forward your ideas.
Alzheimer’s research at the University of Cambridge to benefit from £5million gift
A gift from a Cambridge alumnus will support fundamental research into the causes of disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, enabling new approaches to combat them.
New hospital building site in Cambridge opens to the public
The New Papworth Hospital in Cambridge is opening to the public as part of a week-long event aimed at attracting young people into a career in construction.
CTBO's pre-sales team gets set for summer
CTBO's pre-sales team has been preparing for what looks to be one of the busiest summers so far.
Lawyers’ society announces Excellence Awards nominees
CDLS - the Cambridgeshire and District Law Society - has announced the nominees for its 2017 Excellence Awards.
Double win for Arthur Rank Hospice at Cambridge News' Business Excellence Awards
The team from Arthur Rank Hospice was delighted to be among guests in the Great Hall at King's College last night for the Cambridge News and Media Business Excellence Awards 2017.
Technology in education: top marks or room for improvement?
Alex Larkinson, PR Senior Account Executive at KISS, takes a look into the role of technology in education.
Keystone supports future marketers with workshop at Form the Future event
New Cambridge Network member, Keystone Marketing has recently been involved with helping young people learn about a future career in marketing. Organised by social enterprise Form the Future, Keystone attended a careers workshop helping year 12s learn more about the work Keystone do and understand the opportunities available to them after their A-Levels.
Festival gives schoolchildren priceless opportunity to see world-class musicians up-close
Cambridgeshire is being saturated by professional performances this month, as top musicians go into schools at over 100 different events. The 80 concerts, 12 workshops and other events are all part of ‘Cambridgeshire Music Hub Live 2017’, an annual festival organised by Cambridgeshire Music each March.
Cambridge MP presses Government on post-Brexit data arrangements
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner today asked a Government Minister what progress has been made on securing a data adequacy agreement with the EU.
Flag lowered to half-mast after Westminster attack
The flag has been lowered to half-mast over the Guildhall in Cambridge as a mark of respect for the victims of the attack in Westminster.
Stretchable electronics: no longer just a solution looking for a problem
The electronic industry is in the midst of a major paradigm shift: novel form factors are emerging, ranging from the introduction of limited stretchability, through to ultra-elastic and conformable electronics. This transfiguration has been in the making for more than a decade now, but it is only now that it is beginning to make a substantial commercial impact.
Daniel Zeichner MP to experience ‘Theatre of Plants’ at Cambridge Science Festival
Daniel Zeichner MP is to experience the "Theatre of Plants" at a visit to the Cambridge Science Festival this Saturday (25 March).
Education and Conference Centre: Available for hire
The Education and Conference Centre at Arthur Rank Hospice Charity offers modern purpose built facilities for your training event, workshop, board meeting or small conference. With flexible space for up to 90 persons theatre style, 60 cabaret or 28 boardroom and set in tranquil peacef