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Air Liquide announces the acquisition of Serdex
Air Liquide announces that its subsidiary Seppic, designer and supplier of specialty ingredients for health and beauty, recently finalised the acquisition of the Serdex division of Bayer. This acquisition strengthens Seppic’s footprint in natural active ingredients for cosmetics.
How to drive your organisation forward in the digital age
For too long IT teams have been burdened with a false but frustrating "IT says no" reputation. Employees are afraid to ask for solutions in case IT tells them they can't use them, and so shadow IT is on the rise, putting company data at risk and causing chaos for IS managers.
Verizon and Qualcomm unveil next chapter of growth for the Internet of Things
Verizon and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, are accelerating innovation in the Internet of Things (IoT) with the introduction of ThingSpace-ready modules from Quectel and Telit using Qualcomm Technologies’ MDM9206 Category M1 (Cat-M1) LTE modem.
Nominate your venture for Social Enterprise of the Year 2017
Allia is pleased to once again be sponsoring the Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards for Social Enterprise of the Year in 2017.
8power presents and exhibits at Energy Harvesting Europe, Berlin
Later this week (10-11 May), Dr Antony Rix will discuss how 8power's self-powered sensors and energy harvesting technology make it simple to track and monitor assets
Growing with the Tech Corridor
MSF Technologies goes for growth with the Cambridge-Norwich Tech Corridor
Physical activity, even in small amounts, benefits both physical and psychological well-being
The largest-ever smartphone-based study examining the relationship between physical activity and happiness has found that even minimal levels of activity can have a positive effect on happiness.
Ashtons appoints specialist Asbestos Solicitor
Ashtons Legal is delighted to announce the appointment of Solicitor Phoebe Osborne, an Asbestos Disease Specialist.
Whole label approach to ingredient substitution offers greater value
Brands concerned about ‘clean labelling’ can achieve this more effectively if they analyse all the ingredients on the label at the same time to see how their function can be achieved in other ways. Dr Aidan Craigwood, consultant for breakthrough innovation consultancy Innovia Technology, comments that chemical, biological and physical processes can provide fresh solutions to old challenges around…
Education could help cure the UK’s productivity malaise but Brexit might worsen the condition
Ahead of the World Economic Forum at Davos, KPMG has released the second edition of the Variables for Sustained Growth (VSG) Index which measures countries’ productivity potential to illustrate where governments should be focusing efforts and investment in order to improve economic growth prospects.
Smart medical packaging aims to help patients
Instruction leaflets are confusing at the best of times. But they could be a matter of life and death if you’ve just been diagnosed with a chronic disease and suddenly need to learn fast how to inject yourself with vital medication.
2016 in review: Road Transport law
Woodfines' Head of Road Transport Law, Tim Ridyard, reviews the legal changes and proposals made in 2016 for the transport sector...
Mills & Reeve advises Jaguar Land Rover on successful trade mark battle
Mills & Reeve has advised premium car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover on a successful trade mark battle relating to the iconic Land Rover Defender.
Audio Analytic raises £4.3 million in Series A funding round led by CIC
Audio Analytic, pioneer of intelligent sound recognition, has announced a £4.3 million series A funding round led by Cambridge Innovation Capital. Funding will enable the company to meet rapidly growing demand for its Smart Home technology. It is demonstrating a range of new ai3™ sound profiles and features at CES 2017in Las Vegas.
Cambridge Index climbs 0.7%
The Cambridge Index advanced 0.7% or 149.1 points to finish at 22,364.9, as the top three Index heavyweights - Johnson Matthey, DS Smith and Greene King - posted weekly gains.
How to develop a standout brand and why it's so important
Almost everything and everyone is a brand these days...either one that you've heard of and associate with, or one that you don't. The greatest challenge that any brand has is cutting through the noise.
Office space available in Haverhill
Versatile accommodation suitable for a range of office and professional uses is now available in central Haverhill.
DIT Focus on Africa masterclass on 2 Feb 2017 at St John's Innovation Centre
The Department for International Trade invites you to join an intensive and interactive one-day masterclass to introduce regional businesses, with the desire to sell more products and services overseas, to the essential pathways for exporting into a variety of African markets.
Mills & Reeve act on sale of Molecular Products Group to Arlington Capital Partners
Mills & Reeve has acted for the shareholders of Molecular Products Group (MPG), including Business Growth Fund plc (BGF), on the sale of MPG to Arlington Capital Partners, a Washington DC-based private equity firm.
Rogue One to the school nativity – a busy year for WaveFX
Cambridge-based events, video and digital media company WaveFX had a busy 2016, including winning several national awards. It was acclaimed for best event technology and was named the best UK streaming company...
'The Wilson Trio' family runs Cambridge Half Marathon for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Dr Charles Wilson, his wife Jane (a nurse) and son Joseph (also a Doctor) will run the next Saucony Cambridge Half Marathon for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, as family team ‘The Wilson Trio’.
RFeye Desktop – the world’s first compact high performance spectrum analyzer
CRFS, a leader in real-time RF spectrum monitoring solutions, unveils its next generation 8 GHz RFeye® Desktop. The RFeye Desktop is the first commercially available, high performance spectrum analyzer which is truly portable – it fits in the palm of your hand and can be carried around in your laptop bag!
An unprecedented uplift in learning outcomes among marginalized girls
Results from an extensive and innovative education intervention delivered by Camfed in Africa, funded by the UK Department for International Development (DfID) demonstrate an unprecedented uplift in learning outcomes among marginalized girls. They show that, with the right kind of support, even the poorest and most disadvantaged students can make good progress through secondary school, and change…
Partner required for brand new business incubator and accelerator in Cambridge
Stirling House Business Centre at Cambridge Innovation Park, Waterbeach, is already home to 40 varied technical and professional service businesses. The 45,000 sq-foot centre features a magnificent 3-storey glass roofed atrium with a relaxing tropical ambience.
University students pessimistic about securing their dream job
Gen Z students are starting university pessimistic about their employment prospects, with only 20% believing they will secure their dream job, according to a study conducted by EY across the UK. The figure drops to 10% as students progress into the second and third year of their degree.