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Pincer ligands and complexes - available from Strem Chemicals
Pincer ligands and pincer compounds are a rapidly growing field in chemistry. A pincer complex is formed when a suitable tridentate ligand binds to a metal centre so that all three coordination sites are arranged in an approximate planar geometry.
Mick George Ltd help bury Addenbrooke’s 250th anniversary time capsule
A special 250th anniversary time capsule was buried on Wednesday at Addenbrooke’s Hospital with the help of Mick George Ltd who are redeveloping the hospital's Outpatients Garden.
Sir Tim Clark officially opens AIM Altitude’s new facility
On Monday (19th December), Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates, officially opened AIM Altitude’s new purpose-built facility at Bournemouth Airport.
Cambridge and China in tomorrow's world
Join Western China Overseas High Tech and High Talents Conference (OHTC) and Cambridge Technology Capital Partners at Gonville and Caius on 10 January to strengthen bonds and support co-operation and collaboration between Cambridge and China.
Alstom to acquire Nomad Digital, provider of connectivity solutions to the railway industry
Alstom has signed a purchase agreement for the acquisition of Nomad Holdings, commercially known as Nomad Digital, from Amadeus Capital Partners, SEB Venture Capital and Deutsche Telekom Strategic Investments together with other investors.
Churchill College’s Cowan Court in top five of ‘Best Architecture of 2016’
A Cambridge College’s new facility has been feted as one of the UK’s five best new buildings of 2016 in a review of the year published in both The Guardian and The Observer.
‘Glue’ that makes plant cell walls strong could hold the key to wooden skyscrapers
Molecules 10,000 times narrower than the width of a human hair could hold the key to making possible wooden skyscrapers and more energy-efficient paper production, according to research just published in the journal Nature Communications. The study, led by a father and son team at the Universities of Warwick and Cambridge, solves a long-standing mystery of how key sugars in cells bind to form…
Council wins grant for project to help rough sleepers
Cambridge City Council has been granted government funding to help people sleeping rough on the city’s streets.
Antenova commits to help wireless design - free Transmission Line Calculator tool
Antenova commits to helping designers achieve “right first time” wireless design – by providing a free Transmission Line Calculator tool and other resources.
Cambridge student recognised at national awards
Cambridge Regional College student, Louis Rolfe, has been recognised at a special event in Parliament.
Courage and integrity key for future nursing leaders
Nurses of the future must be trained to develop courage, integrity and compassion in order to lead on the frontline of the UK’s healthcare system, according to a new book by leading academic Professor Ruth Taylor.
A video introduction to Feabhas
When it comes to choosing a traning partner, there's a reason why Feabhas is so popular with many embedded software developers and engineers around the world.
A video introduction to Feabhas
Niall Cooling explains why Feabhas stands out from the crowd.
Where do we go from here?
The Scientific Alliance offers some thoughts on what 2017 may bring...
Clearing the air
The Scientific Alliance discusses the problem of indoor pollution in the developing world.
Will it all end in tears?
There is something of a price war going on between the big lithographic printing hubs in the UK.
CIC and IP Group announce creation of Sanger Institute spinout with £8m funding
The creation of Microbiotica Ltd, a newly formed spin-out company from the UK’s Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute based at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Hinxton, Cambridge, has been announced by Cambridge Innovation Capital plc (CIC), a Cambridge-based investor in technology and healthcare companies, and IP Group plc, the developer of intellectual property-based businesses.
Password reset important for Cambridge Network members
Following recent maintenance work on this website, all Cambridge Network members with user accounts have now been sent an automated email asking for their passwords to be reset.
A&E to benefit from £4.3 million SBRI Healthcare funding
New technologies that ease pressure on urgent and emergency care services receive further financial backing from NHS England. Cambridge-based Healthera, a digital health management company, is one of the five organisations which will be supported and funded to continue with product development and testing.
Xaar expands its 3D business with new Xaar 3D Centre and team
Xaar plc, the world leader in industrial inkjet technology, is delighted to announce its new Xaar 3D Centre in Nottingham, UK. This new facility, which opens in January 2017, will deliver 3D printing services and equipment to OEMs, material suppliers and end users. Xaar is also delighted to announce its new 3D team, headed up by Professor Neil Hopkinson.
Cambridge Index gains 0.1%
The Cambridge Index rose 0.1% or 22.9 points to finish at 22,115, led by gains in Index heavyweights Johnson Matthey and Greene King.
Jake Bugg among first names announced for Cambridge Folk Festival 2017
Cambridge Folk Festival is delighted to reveal the first artists for next year’s bill, including one of Britain’s most exciting talents, Jake Bugg, invited by the Festival to return to headline Sunday night with an acoustic set.
Azuri Technologies claims top spot in Global Cleantech Awards
Cambridge Cleantech member, Azuri Technologies, has been named as the No 1 international cleantech company in the prestigious Global Cleantech Cluster Association (GCCA) awards. The global awards recognise the very best international cleantech companies.
Cambridge Live to present the 2017 NMG awards
Cambridge Live has announced that it is partnering with the area’s annual music awards, the New Music Generator Awards, to bring the event to the region’s biggest music venue, the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Group exercise sessions to start at Arthur Rank Hospice
Arthur Rank Hospice’s therapy team are delighted to announce that they have installed a fourth Medimotion bike in their new Shelford Bottom home. The top of the range, interactive piece of equipment, joins three other Medimotion bikes – two of which were kindly donated by members of the public – in the Hospice’s newly kitted out physiotherapy gym.