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IDS draws a crowd with new OLED display technology
IDS's demonstration of new OLED display technology at the recent H/WExpo hardware developers’ conference attracted a lot of attention, due to the new larger sizes and custom icons.
‘Cranebridge’ – innovation raises city to new heights
Cambridge is towering ahead in the development stakes, with 50 cranes spread across the city. An active development review undertaken by property consultants Bidwells highlights the staggering growth currently shaping the city.
London Stansted wins national CSR award for innovative community project
London Stansted Airport has won Best Individual Community Project at the 2016 National CSR Awards for its pioneering community partnership to reduce aircraft noise for over 4,000 people living close to the airport.
Amadeus invests in Inotec’s advanced wound care technology – NATROX™
Amadeus Capital Partners, the global technology investor, has announced an investment in Inotec AMD, a maker of mobile medical devices designed to heal chronic, hypoxic wounds that afflict millions of sufferers around the world every year.
Cambridge Index drops 0.4%
The Cambridge index declined 0.4% or 64.9 points to settle at 16,343.6, as six of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses to their share prices.
42 Technology launches innovative concept for smartphone-enabled diagnostics
42 Technology has unveiled an approach for in vitro diagnostic (IVD) testing that could see smartphones and tablets bridging the gap between multi-step manual lab tests and automated test-specific readers that are increasingly used within the healthcare sector.
Innovia brings cutting-edge science to arena's carbon technology swimwear
As swimmers gear up for Rio, arena’s record-breaking carbon technology suit has gone to yet another level with the new POWERSKIN Carbon-Ultra suit, the result of arena's work with Cambridge-based Innovia Technology.
Green light for A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme
A scheme to upgrade a vital route which will relieve congestion, unlock growth and help to connect communities in the East of England, has been given the go ahead for construction.
Life sciences supercomputer aims to solve the most demanding data-intensive problems
The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) has installed the world's largest supercomputer for life sciences, partnering with Global HPC hardware giant SGI to address the most complex problems in genomics analysis.
Body-worn cameras associated with increased assaults against police
Preliminary results from eight UK and US police forces reveal rates of assault against officers are 15% higher when they use body-worn cameras.
COMSOL expands Cambridge UK offices to support the growing simulation community
COMSOL, Inc., the leading provider of multiphysics simulation and analysis software, today announced the expansion of its office in Cambridge, UK. The office provides the local team with a larger facility for expanded sales and support for the growing community of the COMSOL Multiphysics® software users. Services include local sales, technical support, training, meetings and events.
Foster Care Fortnight begins with event to celebrate Cambridgeshire’s newest foster carers
An event to welcome the newest carers to Cambridgeshire County Council’s fostering service was held last week. The past 12 months have seen 22 new families from across Cambridgeshire begin fostering with the local authority and many of these new carers joined the celebrations.
AstraZeneca announces positive results for potential new medicine for asthma
AstraZeneca has announced that benralizumab, a potential new medicine and anti-eosinophil monoclonal antibody, was well tolerated and achieved the primary endpoint in two pivotal Phase III registrational trials (SIROCCO and CALIMA), demonstrating significant reductions in the annual asthma exacerbation rate compared to placebo.
The potential impact of Brexit on European football
On 23 June 2016, the UK will vote in a referendum on whether to remain part of the European Union. Popularly referred to as “Brexit,” a UK exit from the EU could have widespread implications for both English football and European club football at large, explains Mills & Reeve.
Ampac wins Alufoil Trophy for innovative stand-up pouch
Ampac, a division of ProAmpac and the world’s leader in creative packaging solutions, has won an Alufoil trophy for a new product innovation.
Onespacemedia shortlisted in two categories at RAR digital awards
Onespacemedia is proud and excited to announce that it has been shortlisted in two categories of the 2016 Recommended Agency Register Digital Awards.
Breakfast networking is on the move
The Cambridge Network team is ringing the changes for its popular Breakfast Networking events, altering venues and times to attract as many members as possible. Coming up soon are two sessions with fascinating talks - How to Be Uniquely Unforgettable on Thursday May 26th and Admitting the Possibilities of Error at Work! on Tuesday June 7th.
Imagen announces new customer for its Enterprise Video Platform
Imagen Ltd, a leading video management platform provider, today announced that Cimpress, the world leader in mass customisation, is now using Imagen’s Enterprise Video Platform to host hundreds of internal videos for its global workforce.
IT Governance releases special offer on ISO 22301 products
IT Governance, the leading provider of IT governance, risk management and compliance products and services, has introduced an exclusive discount on a selection of its ISO 22301 business continuity products in celebration of Business Continuity Awareness Week (BCAW), taking place between 16 and 20 May.
'Opportunities Ahead' - a careers fair for Cambridge school students
As many as 2,500 young people, parents and teachers are expected at a careers fair in Cambridge on Tuesday June 28th to meet Cambridge’s growing companies. It is organised by Signpost 2 Skills, with support from Cambridge City Council and Cambridge Live, and major sponsor, ARM. Exhibitor spaces are still available but filling fast.
Communicate with confidence and across cultures
The ability to communicate effectively is a vital skill for anyone in business: you need to be able to think on your feet, and also to relate to others, even across cultural boundaries. Find out how to do both these things through courses coming up soon from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration.
Scientist runs London–Cambridge ultra-marathon for Alzheimer’s Research UK
A keen runner will cover an epic distance this July to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Research UK, the UK’s leading dementia research charity.
Penningtons Manches advises RocketSpace on its expansion into the UK
RocketSpace, the San Francisco technology campus that has been the home to tech startups including Uber, Blippar, and Spotify, is expanding to the UK.
How the financial crisis hit staff development
Research by academics at Anglia Ruskin University has found that investment in staff development was sacrificed following the global financial crisis.
Learn about technology transfer in the life sciences sector this Wednesday
This Wednesday (18 May), Marks & Clerk LLP will be hosting the One Nucleus May networking event: “Technology transfer in the life sciences sector- case studies and developments.”