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New study to improve online safety for public and companies
The University of Surrey is to lead a £1.1m study into how people’s behaviour can lead to cybersecurity risks, including how people become victims of cybercrimes. The study will also explore new personalised approaches to encourage more secure human behaviours and their impacts on individuals, organisations and society as a whole
Cambridge MP invites residents to participate in RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch
The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch (#BigGardenBirdwatch) is taking place this weekend (28th to 30th January). Across the country, everyone is invited to become a citizen scientist and take an hour to record the birds they see in their garden.
Cresset corporate rebrand reflects new structure for growing company
Cresset, innovative provider of software and contract research services for small molecule discovery and design, is pleased to announce a corporate rebrand, reflecting a new structure for this growing business.
Supreme Court judgment: business now looking to EU
Karen Briggs, Head of Brexit at KPMG, comments on today’s Supreme Court judgment: “As expected, the Government has lost its appeal on whether an Act of Parliament is needed before Article 50 can be triggered.
Breast cancer fundraisers help improve treatment for patients at Addenbrooke’s
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust yesterday (Monday) held a tea party at the hospital’s Cambridge Breast Unit to celebrate an amazing total of over £60,000 raised for the charity’s Addenbrooke’s Breast Cancer Appeal 2016.
Cambridge Network's CEO comments on the government's new industrial strategy
Following an appearance with other Cambridge commentators on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Monday, Cambridge Network's CEO Claire Ruskin gives her views on Theresa May's new industrial strategy.
Does your brand need a tune-up?
If your brand is struggling to keep growing in a stagnant or declining market; being impacted by shiny new competitors making your market seem more exciting and by default you old-fashioned and dusty; or you’re simply realising that the rules changed somehow when you weren’t looking and now you’re not sure of your direction...you need a brand tune-up.
Latest data from Cambridge Ahead shows unabated growth of Cambridge companies
New data shows that the remarkable growth of Cambridge companies that was revealed for 2014-15 continued in 2015-16.
Cambridge Index declines 1.7%
The Cambridge Index fell 1.7% or 404.55 points to finish at 22,775.2 as seven of the top ten Index heavyweights posted losses to their share prices.
University spin-out Cambridge Graphene acquired by Versarien
A majority stake in Cambridge Graphene Ltd., a spin-out company from the University of Cambridge, has been acquired by Versarien plc.
Cambridge University Hospitals' rating improved to ‘good’
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) today announced that they are changing the rating for Cambridge University Hospitals from ‘inadequate’ to ‘good’ following a re-inspection carried out in September 2016 that showed significant improvements across a number of areas.
Opinion: Parliament needs to load the Article 50 gun before Prime Minister triggers Brexit
Cambridge’s Professor of European Law, Kenneth Armstrong, reacts to the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling yesterday (Tuesday).
Genestack launches new brand and corporate logo
Genestack, a bioinformatics company based in Cambridge, launches its new brand and corporate logo. The rebranding reflects the evolution of the company during its five-year history and illustrates the company's vision and ambitions for the future.
Point-of-care ultrasound helps emergency care at King's College Hospital
The Emergency Department at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is a busy trauma centre dealing with over 400 cases every day. Point-of-care ultrasound has been used in the department for over 10 years, and now forms an integral part of many patient assessment pathways.
UK economy set for a ‘hard rebalancing’ says EY ITEM Club
The recent slump in sterling should prompt a significant readjustment of the UK economy away from consumer spending towards exports, according to the EY ITEM Club winter forecast. But while economic growth will be better balanced it is also likely to be slower.
The Supreme Court decides: Parliament is Sovereign
In the most significant judgment concerning the UK’s constitution in generations, the Supreme Court (a majority of 8 to 3) has rejected the UK Government’s case that ministers could start the process of withdrawal from the European Union without the authority of Parliament.
Existing drugs may hold the key to treating rare diseases, says Cambridge charity
Findacure, a rare diseases charity based in Cambridge, says repurposing existing drugs to treat rare diseases will improve patient outcomes and save the NHS money.
Biofortuna expands its immunoassay development and manufacturing services
Biofortuna is expanding its IVD service portfolio to provide a greater focus on immunoassay design, development and manufacture.
PowerPoint presentation builder gives Cushman & Wakefield headstart against the competition
Cushman & Wakefield, a leading global real estate services firm, reveal how a recent software implementation has transformed the way their teams work, and played a crucial role in coordinating and standardising internal systems and centralising media management.
CUH named as specialist radiotherapy centre
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) has been named as a specialist provider for an advanced form of radiotherapy to help treat patients with life-threatening brain tumours.
UCSF first to adopt Magseed as standard of care for localization of impalpable breast lesions
Endomag, the cancer healthcare company, announced that the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has become the first US site to adopt Magseed™ as its standard of care for localization of impalpable breast lesions. Magseed™ is a simpler, more effective alternative to traditional wire localization methods.
New year, new skills, new courses on IP and information on offer in Cambridge
CIIPM provides practical training opportunities in Cambridge focusing on the business aspects of IP matters, commercialisation and patent searching for decision making. Take time out to deepen your understanding of IP, patent information and commercialisation!
Leading contract caterer Edwards & Blake doubles number of contract awards in 2016
East Anglian-based contract catering firm Edwards & Blake is celebrating an outstanding 2016 with over 30 new contract awards – more than double the number of contracts the company was awarded in 2015.
Cambridge Consultants provides funding boost for hospice
Fundraising by staff has enabled product design and development firm Cambridge Consultants to give a £35,000 donation to the local Arthur Rank Hospice Charity.
Industrial strategy green paper shows signs of promise for UK manufacturing
Commenting on the government's industrial strategy green paper launched yesterday (Monday), Stephen Cooper, head of industrial manufacturing at KPMG UK, said: “UK manufacturers will view Mrs May’s proposals as a long awaited and much needed step towards a consistent approach to help Britain’s economy adjust and succeed post-Brexit. It is encouraging to see the government welcoming industry views…