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Domino expands in Liverpool - ground-breaking ceremony at new state-of-the-art factory
Domino, the global developer and manufacturer of coding and marking technologies with headquarters at Bar Hill, is celebrating the expansion of its fluids operation in Liverpool with a groundbreaking ceremony on the site of its new state-of-the-art factory on the Senate Business Park in Bootle.
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Little Dragon Films presents a short documentary: Pain in the Machine
Little Dragon Films is proud to publicly release its new film Pain in The Machine, a short documentary that considers whether robots should feel pain. This was a collaboration with two researchers, Dr Beth Singler and Dr Ewan St John Smith from the University of Cambridge.
Axiogenesis and Metrion Biosciences announce stem cell collaboration
Axiogenesis and Metrion Biosciences collaborate to develop human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes and neurons for translational drug discovery.
Your slides are not the presentation
Communication Coach Jon Torrens explains the best way to use your slide deck...
Growth experts help local businesses build their teams for the future
Despite the Brexit doom and gloom, rising inflation and the recent hit to the Pound, there was good news from the ONS on Wednesday as they announced unemployment had only seen a very small increase on the previous quarter, indicating continuing confidence in the economy; good news for employees and employers!
Legendary composer pays rare visit to Cambridge
One of the world’s most legendary minimalist composers, Steve Reich, is coming to Cambridge this week for a one-off concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange as part of the annual Cambridge Music Festival.
Highlights from Microsoft Future Decoded - business day
Sharon Sumner of Business Cloud Integration attended the Microsoft Future Decoded event in London las week and says: "As Microsoft Partners it's always interesting to see what the latest focus is and to see the community at work."
Nuclear con-fusion
Low Energy Nuclear Reactions may have much more potential than is generally realised, suggests The Scientific Alliance.
Cambridge Consultants helps to unravel the secrets of wine
Personalisation and customisation are two trends that have taken the beverages industry by storm. Product design and development firm Cambridge Consultants has tapped in to these trends – applying its world-class capabilities of consumer insight and science-led innovation to the wine industry.
Brexit: High Court ruling on Article 50 explained
In a landmark constitutional judgment handed down yesterday (Thurs), the High Court has put a stumbling block in the way of the Prime Minister’s plan to trigger Article 50 by the end of March 2017. Professor Kenneth Armstrong from Cambridge University's Centre for European Legal Studies goes through the ruling.
Red Priest presents a Winter Baroque Carnival
The world-famous baroque quartet Red Priest, led by recorder playing maestro Piers Adams, present a cheering feast of music for all the family performed in their own inimitable, high-octane style.
NIHR Cambridge BioResource hosts Research Nurse symposium
A symposium to celebrate and promote the developing speciality of research nursing will be held at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus next week.
Chinese leaders arrive on enterprising mission
Senior figures from China’s higher education system, including the Presidents and Vice Presidents of 21 universities, visited Cambridge on Friday to learn more about student entrepreneurship from Anglia Ruskin University.
What makes a sand dune sing?
When solids flow like liquids they can make sand dunes sing, and they can also result in a potentially deadly avalanche. Cambridge researchers are studying the physics behind both of these phenomena, which could have applications in industries such as pharmaceuticals, oil and gas.
New studies wanted for the NIHR BioResource
Researchers - have you thought about using the NIHR BioResource for your next study? The NIHR BioResource is poised to support your next research project with a panel of volunteers who can be selected based on genotype and/or phenotype.
Onespacemedia's Streets website shortlisted for Website of the Year
Onespacemedia is thrilled to announce that a website that it designed and built for accountancy firm Streets has been shortlisted at the Good Web Guide Website of the Year Awards in the Business category.
Collaboration sans frontières with Microsoft Translate
Jessica Wildman of Business Cloud Integration says: "On Tuesday we attended Microsoft's Future Decoded conference, and since then I've been gushing to anyone and everyone who will listen about what I learned there, because to be honest, it was all just amazing."
Strem Chemicals surpasses ChemStewards® requirements - again
Recently, Strem Chemicals was happy to announce that it has once again surpassed the key performance requirements for the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates’ (SOCMA) ChemStewards® programme.
Up to 10-fold increase in assay sensitivity - discover Morffi™ at MEDICA 2016
BBI Solutions will be showcasing its Morffi™ signal enhancement technology on Stand F26 in Hall 1 at MEDICA 2016.
Millworks is open
After eight long weeks of refurbishment, MillWorks - the latest Cambridge restaurant to be opened by Cambscuisine - is officially open.
Huttie and Jackson Fire & Security announce closer working relationship
A unique partnership has been announced between two prominent Cambridge companies, Huttie Mechanical & Electrical and Jackson Fire & Security. The partnership will see the two companies share offices and work jointly to deliver electrical and mechanical projects in the Cambridgeshire area.
What is the Article 50 High Court case, and why is it so important?
A very important High Court decision is awaited in the matter of Santos and M -v- Secretary of State for Exiting The European Union. It concerns a judicial review brought following the EU referendum on 23 June 2016 and is scheduled to be given today (3 November 2016). Tim Ridyard, Head of Regulatory Law at Woodfines Cambridge, explains.
Raspberry Pi joins London Stock Exchange Group’s ELITE
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) today welcomes Cambridge's Raspberry Pi, developers of affordable credit card sized computers that help teach programming to people across the world, to its international business support programme. Thirteen companies join the sixth cohort of the UK programme, and 31 join Italy’s tenth cohort.
Local schools take part in national engineering challenge
Students from across the country will become real-life engineers for a day when they research, design and build solutions to real engineering problems as part of the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Faraday Challenge Day which has now launched.