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Final phase of 20mph project to roll out in West, Central and South Cambridge
Cambridge City Council’s city-wide 20mph project is entering its final phase, with work to install 20mph signage across the city’s West Central and South area wards.
Thales survey reveals record rise in use of encryption
Companies with a mature encryption strategy are more likely to use hardware security modules and consistently report lower levels of key management pain, says Thales e-Security.
State of the Nation: Devolution 2016
Placing infrastructure improvements at the heart of the devolution agenda could significantly boost local growth, environmental sustainability and quality of life - and with the right investment, frameworks and skills Combined Authorities can realise these full benefits, according to the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) East of England.
UK interior designer develops maker-artisan online search
News about the Select A Maker directory is spreading. International online News feed, The Editor at Large, has just published a piece about Cambridgeshire interior designer Yasmin Chopin's online maker directory.
IT Governance’s Certified GDPR Foundation training course to be delivered in Copenhagen
IT Governance, the leading provider of data protection and cyber security expertise, is excited to announce its partnership with Copenhagen Compliance to host a Certified General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Foundation training course in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Why can effort estimates sometimes be so inaccurate?
We all know that what you see of an iceberg is only a fraction of what is hiding under the surface, but we can be very accurate in estimation sometimes, and out by orders of magnitude at others. This article looks some of the factors that make the difference.
IT Governance partners with US-based CPA firm to deliver cost-effective SOC 2 and SOC 3 audit
IT Governance, the leading provider of information security products and services, has partnered with US-based CPA firm SSAE16 Professionals to help organisations prepare for and pass a SOC audit.
Cresset publishes June 2016 newsletter
News from Cresset on software and contract research services for the discovery and design of novel compounds.
InteBridge Partner lectures at Global Investment Camp
Jay Liao, partner of InteBridge, lectured at a Global Investment Camp.
InteBridge cooperates with China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation
InteBridge was invited to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation for cooperation on fibre distributed antenna on May 30.
HBF agrees national ultrafast fibre to the premise deal with GTC for new homes
The Home Builders Federation (HBF) and GTC have agreed a national deal for HBF members to provide “Ultrafast” fibre to the premise to new-build homes nationwide.
New addition to the IT Governance catalogue: EU GDPR – A Pocket Guide
The international information security experts IT Governance have added a new title to their catalogue: EU GDPR – A Pocket Guide by Alan Calder.
'New direction needed by City Deal Executive Board'
Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce has released a critique that poses the question of the legality of the Cambridge Access and Capacity Study - the study upon which the Cambridge City Deal is proposing solutions to the city’s congestion problem.
Storm Therapeutics raises £12m in Series 'A' funding
Cambridge Innovation Capital has invested in the Series ‘A’ funding round of Storm Therapeutics (formerly known as Iceni Therapeutics), a spin-out company from the University of Cambridge’s Gurdon Institute focused on the identification and development of small molecule drugs that target RNA-modifying enzymes. In total, Storm Therapeutics has secured £12 million from Cambridge Innovation Capital…
Owlstone Medical closes $7M (£4.9M) investment to commercialise disease breathalyzer
Owlstone Medical Ltd, a diagnostics company, has been spun out of parent company, Owlstone Inc, to develop and commercialise a breathalyzer for use in clinical diagnostics and precision medicine with applications in cancer, inflammatory and infectious disease. Based in Cambridge, UK, the Company announced today that it has successfully raised $7 million (£4.9 million) financing.
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EACH Cambridgeshire Colour Dash tickets selling fast
More than 350 people have already registered for East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) Cambridgeshire Colour Dash – leaving only 150 tickets left available.
Opinion: What Brexit means for UK science: a view from the coalface
Simon Redfern of Cambridge University’s Department of Earth Sciences discusses how Brexit may impact EU research opportunities and funding in the UK.
Cambridge Consultants helps create a ‘one-stop shop’ for Asian medtech start-ups
Cambridge Consultants teams up with Clearbridge Accelerator to give Asia’s medical technology start-ups a new fast track to market.
'Let's not forget our young when looking to the future post Brexit' says Cambridge Principal
Tricia Kelleher, Principal at the Stephen Perse Foundation, asks that we do not forget our young people when looking at our post Brexit future.
Earlham Institute – decoding living systems for a better world
The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) changes its name to the “Earlham Institute” today (June 27 2016).
Cambridge Index gains 5.0%
The Cambridge Index grew 5% or 829.3 points to close at 17,476.5 and outperformed the broader indices, as index heavyweights such as ARM Holdings and Johnson Matthey notched weekly gains.
Strike a pose - bringing crop analysis into the 21st Century with automated field phenomics
Scientists from The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) and the John Innes Centre (JIC) have received a grant from Norwich Research Park Translational fund for CropQuant, a computerised infield crop monitoring workstation for precision agriculture.
Useful effect of defect in non-stoichiometric nanoceria
High-performance colloidal cerium and iron oxide nanomaterials are available for environmental, energy-related and biomedical research and available from Strem Chemicals UK Ltd