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Innova Biosciences introduces the Conjugate Check&Go! Kit
Innova Biosciences, a specialist provider of bioconjugation products and services, today announced the launch of the Conjugate Check&Go! Kit, the company’s first lateral flow product specific to antibody labelling.
Charity exhibition showcases photographic talent
A photographic exhibition showcasing the creative talents of people supported by a disability charity has been officially unveiled.
Abcam revenues continue to grow
Abcam plc, a global leader in the supply of life science research tools, announces the following unaudited trading update ahead of its results for the six months ended 31 December 2016. (1)
Medical Device Usability announces findings of new injection device research study
The latest findings from a Medical Device Usability research study will be presented at the Pre-Filled Syringes Europe 2017 conference in London next week.
Ontrak to success with Creactive Design
Agricision Ltd is a unique young start-up business aiming to promote increased agricultural efficiency through the application of precision technologies. OnTrak is the company's first product and aims at bringing 'smart farming' technology to a much wider audience through an iOS connected device, using GPS technology and a simple, user friendly interface.
Professor Dame Ann Dowling receives the James Watt International Gold Medal
Cambridge University's Professor Dame Ann Dowling has been awarded the James Watt International Gold Medal for her work associated with efficient, low emission combustion; and understanding, modelling and reducing the noise from cars, helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
Why your business needs co-opetition
Aggressively pursuing the competition may not be the best answer, says Cambridge Judge Business School Professor of Strategy & Innovation Shahzad Ansari.
Cambridge Enterprise licenses PARP inhibitor drug IP to Cycle Pharmaceuticals
Cambridge Enterprise has exclusively licensed intellectual property relating to the use of PARP inhibitor drugs for treating vascular disease to Cycle Pharmaceuticals.
Mediterranean diet may protect your brain in old age, new finding suggests
Could a Mediterranean diet keep your brain young? That is the tantalising finding from a study out this week. Writing on The Conversation website, Professor Paul Fletcher from Cambridge University's Department of Psychiatry investigates the findings.
Tame your computer - energise your emails
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she explains how to get people to open your email (Microsoft Outlook)...
Frontier IP acquires 20% stake in University of Cambridge spin-out Tarsis Technology
Frontier IP, which specialises in the commercialisation of intellectual property, is pleased to announce that it has received a 20% stake in Tarsis Technology Limited (Tarsis), the Group’s third spin-out from the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at the University of Cambridge.
Work for good
Venture begun by Cambridge MBA alumnus Rupert Pick helps simplify business donations to charities.
Aequa Sciences: doing business and doing good
Aventure founded by three Cambridge Judge Executive MBA students to combat Alzheimer’s disease works with ad agency McCann in the Czech Republic, and signs new agreements for research collaboration.
Mind the (‘age-inverse’) gap in the workplace
The trend toward older workers being supervised by younger people can lead to negative emotions such as ‘anger, fear and disgust’ that harm company performance, finds new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
A social media guide for introverts
Think your introverted nature means you can’t use social media? Think again, in the view of two Cambridge Judge marketing faculty.
Cambridge Enterprise licenses IP to produce platelets from stem cells
Cambridge Enterprise is pleased to announce that it has licensed intellectual property to Platelet BioGenesis, an American biotech start-up developing a method for producing platelets, obviating the need for human blood donation.
How UK school students' writing has changed since 1980
Research published by Cambridge Assessment offers a unique insight into how school students’ writing in exams has changed since 1980.
Fitzwilliam Museum announces 2017 business partners
The Fitzwilliam Museum announces today the businesses which are supporting the museum through sponsorship in 2017.
Cut in car park charges on Mondays and Tuesdays
The cost of parking in Cambridge City Council’s car parks on Mondays and Tuesdays is set to be cut as part of budget proposals, while the cost of parking on other weekdays, evenings and overnight, would be frozen.
Cambridge Index adds 1.9%
The Cambridge Index advanced 1.9% or 405.3 to finish at 22,092.1 as index heavy weights such as DS Smith and Greene King posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Devolution deal to be set in motion at first official meeting
Following the decision by councils in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough region to accept plans for Devolution, the team tasked with pushing the deal forward will meet for the first time next week (Wednesday 14 December).
Minister makes flying visit to Aerozone
Skills and Apprenticeships Minister, Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP, made a flying visit to Stansted last week to see how the airport is boosting education, job and training opportunities for young people and jobseekers.
Housing service to refocus on new homes and people in greatest need
Housing services in Cambridge are set to be refocused on those people in greatest need, as part of a transformation programme that will come into effect alongside a huge investment in new council homes.
Middle managers matter
Change initiated by middle managers rather than top managers wins greater employee support, says a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Owning a car will be a thing of the past in less than a decade
UK automotive executives expect that more than half of today’s car owners will not want to own a car in less than a decade, according to KPMG’s Global Automotive Executive Survey 2017.