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Emma’s work takes off in a new direction
Cambridge artist Emma Copley enjoyed her own #unforgettable experience after taking a starring role in a new advert for British Airways.
Mayoral candidates to be quizzed on green credentials
Members of the public will have the opportunity to quiz the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayoral candidates on their environmental credentials at a special event at Anglia Ruskin University on Friday, 31 March.
Congenica raises £8M ($10M) in Series B financing round to drive international expansion
Congenica, a leading provider of clinical genome analysis technology, announced today that it has raised £8m ($10m) in its Series B financing round. Existing investors, Cambridge Innovation Capital plc (CIC) and Amadeus Capital Partners participated alongside new investor, Parkwalk Advisors.
Congenica expands in North America with strategic appointment
Congenica, a world leading developer of genome analysis and interpretation technologies, expands its operations in the US with the announcement that it has recruited Dr Shikha O’Brien as its Chief Business Officer.
Whole genome analysis leads to faster diagnosis and cost benefits
“Rare Disease Diagnosis – Shortening Odysseys, Improving Outcomes” is the title of a presentation by Congenica at the Precision Medicine World Conference (PMWC) 2017 on Monday (January 23).
Outstanding student Ash is runner-up in Access to Higher Education award
An inspirational adult student at Cambridge Regional College has been named runner-up in an award for Access to Higher Education students.
'Great British Bake Off' star Ian cooks up a storm at the QIPCO Guineas Festival
Newmarket Racecourses is looking forward to welcoming the Cambridgeshire based expert baker and professional photographer, Ian Cumming, to the QIPCO Guineas Festival.
ICE supports National Apprenticeship Week - 6 to 10 March 2017
Next week (6-10 March) is National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) and it is actively supported by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Apprentices aim for pot of gold for Rainbows
Barclays employees taking a unique degree apprenticeship at Anglia Ruskin University are aiming to raise £60,000 for Rainbows Hospice in Leicestershire as part of their studies.
On your marks: staff at Cambridge Consultants get set for charity fundraising challenge
For the third year running, employees at product design and development firm Cambridge Consultants are gearing up to take part in this year’s Cambridge Half Marathon, as the company sponsors the event once again.
Daniel Zeichner MP debates refugee policy with students at the Perse School
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner is to take on the razor-sharp debating skills of students in the Senior Debating Society at the Perse Upper School today (Friday), when he will propose the motion “This House would open its doors to refugees”.
Cambridge MP swears to take on mental health with MQ research charity
Daniel Zeichner MP has pledged to take on the unacceptable lack of progress in tackling young people’s mental health and joined MPs from all political parties in swearing to tackle mental health at an event in Parliament.
New EACH shop to open in Cherry Hinton
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is excited to announce a new addition to its retail portfolio in Cambridgeshire.
New Spectral Edge image fusion product suite enhances smartphone camera capabilities
To help smartphone manufacturers meet the photographic needs of ever-more demanding consumers, image fusion technology leader Spectral Edge has announced the Phusion for Photography product suite, incorporating cutting edge image fusion technology designed for integration into smartphone image processing.
RAND Europe seeks to understand international mobility of Cambridge researchers
Cambridge-based not-for-profit research organisation, RAND Europe, is inviting Cambridge-based companies to complete a survey on the international mobility of their research staff.
Back to the future of skyscraper design
Answers to the problem of crippling electricity use by skyscrapers and large public buildings could be ‘exhumed’ from ingenious but forgotten architectural designs of the 19th and early 20th century – according to a world authority on climate and building design.
MP joins forces with City Council chief to campaign to connect new railway station
Daniel Zeichner MP has joined forces with Cllr Lewis Herbert, Labour Leader of Cambridge City Council, to campaign for the Cross Country service between Peterborough and Stansted to stop at the new Cambridge North railway station.
CUH’s ‘world-class’ Stickler service recognised with national award
“World class” and “unparalleled” was how the Stickler Syndrome Service at Cambridge University Hospitals was described after they picked up a prestigious judges’ award.
Cash ISA savers may be left out in the cold
The outlook continues to look bleak for Cash ISA savers, who are at risk of wasting the potential benefits of this year’s ISA allowance, says Chris Harris of Chris Harris Wealth Management Ltd.
Digital Strategy to make Britain the best place in the world for digital business
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley today launches a new Digital Strategy, aiming to create a world-leading digital economy that works for everyone.
Cresset publishes February 2017 newsletter
Computational chemistry news from Cresset.
Napp welcomes new Managing Director
Napp Pharmaceuticals Ltd is excited to announce the appointment of Hywel Day as the new Managing Director of Napp Pharmaceuticals. In his new role, Hywel will build on Napp’s success as an effective Partnership Selling Organisation, demonstrating that partnering with Napp is truly “the way to market” for the NHS, customers and potential business partners.
Cresset publishes January 2017 newsletter
The latest computational chemistry news from Cresset.
Cambridge Science Festival lifts the lid on teenagers
Most parents have lived through the 2am feedings, toddler temper tantrums, and the back-to-school blues. So why does the word ‘teenager’ give rise to so much worry? Could it be memories of our own teenage years? Or is it the stereotype of the teenager that causes so much anxiety? It is true to say that, for many, it is a time of confusion and upheaval.
Events and workshops aim to help you stay happy, focused and successful
Success and happiness are the underlying themes for Cambridge Network events and Learning Collaboration training courses next month. Sign up fast as places are limited.