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Understand the power of marketing
Interested in understanding the power of marketing and how it can improve company performance? A one day course from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration will give you the fundamental knowledge you need.
Meet Reliance at Analytica
Reliance Precision, a specialist engineering company, will be at Analytica next week to discuss its 1,2,3 design and development approach - which makes it the partner of choice for life science and diagnostic equipment manufacturers looking for quality components and sub-assemblies right through to full product design.
The Academy of Medical Sciences announces new Fellows for 2016
Four Cambridge University academics are among the 47 world-leading UK researchers elected to the prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Family Gaming Night is on again
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge will be hosting another of its famous gaming nights this Saturday (7th May), opening from 6pm-10pm for an evening of family fun suitable for all ages.
Tame your computer - check it out!
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to add check boxes to make it easier to select multiple files (Windows 7)...
Find your next role at Cambridge Network's Jobs Fair
Royston-based Blacktrace Holdings is the latest employer to sign up for Cambridge Network's Jobs Fair at the Hauser Forum next week (Friday May 6th 12-3pm). It joins a diverse group of leading companies scouting for talent to fill a wide range of professional, technical, graduate and support vacancies. Come along and find your next role!
Understanding gravity - from Newton to Hawking
The most important publication in the history of science – Isaac Newton’s own annotated copy of Principia Mathematica – and other seminal works by Copernicus, Einstein and Stephen Hawking feature in a new film celebrating 600 years of Cambridge University Library.
Inside Big Ben: why the world's most famous clock will soon lose its bong
London is soon going to lose one of its most familiar sounds when the world-famous Big Ben falls silent for repairs. The “bonging” chimes that have marked the passing of time for Londoners since 1859 will fall silent for months beginning in 2017 as part of a three-year £29m conservation project.
Quotient Clinical and Upperton announce a spray drying partnership
Quotient Clinical, the Translational Pharmaceutics® company, and Upperton, the UK spray drying specialist, have announced a partnership to address drug delivery challenges.
Air Liquide completes major upgrade, expansion of its Bayport industrial complex in Texas
Air Liquide US held an inauguration ceremony last week to celebrate the successful redevelopment of its world-scale complex in Texas’ Bayport Industrial District, just east of Houston.
EY analysis reveals rapidly growing e-cigarette market
The e-cigarette market is experiencing strong growth, driven by rising consumer demand and industry innovation. It is a dynamic market with consumer preferences changing from country to country, according to a new report from EY.
New confocal microscope available for materials research and failure analysis
The ZEISS LSM 800 offers all essential light microscopy contrasting methods and high precision 3D topography in a single instrument.
Photographer explores the lives of characters on the Thames in stunning new exhibition
A new photography exhibition celebrating the people who use the River Thames every day is launching at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) library, One Great George Street, Westminster.
Calls for transparency in assessing progress towards renewable energy targets
In its written submission to the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) called for an ‘open and transparent process for assessing progress towards targets.’
Increase your sales with the right marketing message
A targeted approach to reaching your most willing customers begins with you and your message, says Spirus.
New study shows it’s a doddle if you doodle
New research shows that sketching while carrying out a creative task makes the process seem easier.
Thales delivers trusted security for SAMSUNG ARTIK™ IoT platform
Thales delivers digital trust across connected devices, applications and platforms.
Photocentric wins 'Best development in 3D printing' award
The IDTechex event on emerging technologies is taking place in Berlin this week. Last night (Weds) Photocentric was presented with the award for the Best Development in 3D Printing for its use of LCD screens and resins that cure in the visible light spectrum.
Bidwells' Mike Derbyshire speaks at National Planning Summit
Mike Derbyshire, Head of Planning at Bidwells, was among the key speakers at this year's National Planning Summit in London last week, where he tackled the issue of Permitted Development Rights for conversions to housing.
Student electricians star in IET safety film
Trainee electricians at Cambridge Regional College will be starring in a new series of videos produced by professional body the Institution of Engineering and Technology to show best practice in the industry.
LEP celebrates local Queen’s Award winners
Two hundred and forty-three businesses across the UK have received a new Queen’s Award for Enterprise, recognising their contribution to international trade, innovation and sustainable development, including a number in the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough LEP area.
Carbon budgets
The government will be setting the fifth carbon budget by the end of June, reports The Scientific Alliance.
May concert of opera favourites by Lisa Kennedy will honour her husband’s life
A concert on May 7th will raise money for Arthur Rank’s Hospice at Home service.
Analysis of dog genome will provide insight into human disease
An important model in studying human disease, the non-coding RNA of the canine genome is an essential starting point for evolutionary and biomedical studies – according to a new study led by The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC).
Jobs fair to be held at Stansted Airport
The Stansted Employment and Skills Academy is holding a free jobs fair at the Radisson Blu Hotel on Thursday 5 May, 10am - 2.30pm.