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Digital Asset Management in education: the answer to an ever-growing problem
The concept of Digital Asset Management may still be fairly alien to many schools and Universities, but the benefits are enormous. If those benefits can be made clear, then it follows that more schools will see that investing in a good file management solution, or digital media library, is well worth the investment.
Camille wins Stratford Literary Festival prize
Anglia Ruskin University graduate Camille Whitcher has won the prestigious Salariya Book Prize at the Stratford Literary Festival with her magical tale Moon Rabbit, based on Far East folk legend.
Improving the life of lithium ion batteries
Electrochemically and thermally stable polysiloxane electrolytes improve the long-time operation of lithium ion batteries
Springtime for learning and development
Get ready to clean-up professionally with new workshops and courses from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration
Fully embeddable, real-time breakthrough in speech recognition technology
Speechmatics deliver a fully embeddable, large vocabulary, real-time speech recognition technology
Horizon Discovery signs a Master Service Agreement with a top three pharmaceutical company
Horizon Discovery today announces the signing of a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with a top three global pharmaceutical company extending support for their drug discovery and development efforts to Horizon’s full suite of services.
Funding competition seeks technology solutions for brain injuries
The NIHR Brain Injury Healthcare Technology Co-operative (HTC) is pleased to announce the second round of its second national competition.
Cambridge Index lifts 0.2%
The Cambridge Index added 0.2% or 40.4 points to finish at 23,277.5, as Index heavyweights such as DS Smith and Kier Group posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Virtual reality journey through a tumour: Cambridge scientists receive £40 million funding
Cambridge scientists have received two of the biggest funding grants ever awarded by Cancer Research UK, with the charity set to invest £40 million over the next five years in two ground-breaking research projects in the city.
April News available from Cresset
Cresset's latest newsletter looks at GSK’s discovery of a series of potent and selective inhibitors of PKR-like endoplasmic reticulum kinase (PERK); describes a new version of Cresset’s KNIME nodes; and gives further details on its plan to dramatically change the landscape for field-based virtual screening.
Xenoa launches new web portal
Xenoa Ltd - a local, friendly and professional fast turnaround electronics manufacturing service provider, launches its new web site to better serve its existing and new customer base
Watermill Accounting hosts free workshop for entrepreneurs
Watermill Accounting is hosting a free workshop for entrepreneurs on Wednesday 22nd February, 09:45 - 11:45am at the Future Business Centre in Cambridge.
VNC Automotive partners with Frazer-Nash at MWC 2017 in Barcelona
The latest vehicle connectivity solutions will be demonstrated live in a new Metrocab and Bristol Bullet sports car on stand 7D81 at Mobile World Congress 2017 (MWC).
Apprenticeships: what you need to know
Changes to the way apprenticeships are funded has led many businesses to consider apprenticeships, some for the first time.
Busiest ever January at London Stansted as new route announcements boost flying start to 2017
London Stansted made a flying start to 2017 by recording the Airport’s busiest ever January.
Exams group Director of Talent gets gold for building a culture of learning
The Director of Talent at exams group Cambridge Assessment has won a major award in a ceremony which recognises the best of workplace learning from across the globe.
One Nucleus announce new Director
One Nucleus, the Cambridge based not-for-profit membership organisation for international life science and healthcare companies, is delighted to announce the appointment of Linda Summerton as a Director. Linda is Chief Executive of Immodulon and a Senior Partner with TranScrip Partners.
Third Light goes to BAFTA to support Awards nights
Cambridge based software company, Third Light, develops software which is used by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) throughout the year to store and distribute images from high-profile awards nights.
Jewson searches Cambridgeshire for Young Tradesperson of the Year
Builders’ merchant Jewson is calling on construction professionals from across Cambridgeshire to submit their entries for its Young Tradesperson of the Year competition.
Qualcomm announces first end-to-end 802.11ax Wi-Fi portfolio
New 802.11ax solutions for infrastructure and client devices accelerate the next era of Wi-Fi with up to 4x more capacity, 4x faster connections, extended range and longer battery life
AMA on No Exit by Guy Mucklow of PCA Predict
Join The BLN for its next Online AMA (ask me anything) with Guy Mucklow, Founder and CEO of PCA Predict, to find out all about taking the right exit. Find out why Guy turned down $100M.
Birketts donated £100,000 to good causes in 2016
Top 100 law firm Birketts has announced that lawyers and support staff managed to raise a staggering £100,000 for a range of charities in 2016.
Honour for pioneers in digital imaging
The 2017 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering was awarded to four pioneers in digital imaging, a group that includes University of Cambridge alumnus Michael Tompsett.
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Viral charity campaigns have a psychological 'recipe' and all-too-brief lifespan
New work focusing on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge reveals very brief shelf life of such viral campaigns, and suggests the nature of ‘virality’ and social tipping points themselves may be a stumbling block to deeper engagement with social issues that campaigns aim to promote.