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Roche colleagues join fight for children with life-threatening conditions
Colleagues from pharmaceutical firm, Roche, have pledged to support local children and young people with life-threatening conditions as they announce East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) as their charity of the year for 2016.
Student volunteers take on the litter louts
Students taking part in Anglia Ruskin's annual Student Volunteering Week and Cambridge's MP Daniel Zeichner will be tackling Cambridge's litter bugs tomorrow (Friday 12 February).
Trustonic simplifies security for mobile and IoT apps developers
Trustonic launches one hybrid software and hardware security solution to address the diverse security needs of IoT and mobile.
Tiled conservatory roof replacement - rules explained
Is it worth replacing a conservatory roof without gaining proper consent ?
Designing the perfect hardware - insight at H/WExpo
Chris Simmonds of 2net will discuss, "10 Things Hardware Engineers Can Do to Make Software Development Easier" at the forthcoming UK hardware designers' conference.
‘Harnessing light in medtech’ - Lumie & Polyphotonix talk at e-Luminate Cambridge
Cambridge-based light therapy specialists Lumie are partnering with medtech company Polyphotonix to present a fascinating talk on the role of light in our health as part of the forthcoming e-Luminate Cambridge Festival.
Cambridge Nanotherm presents at Strategies in Light, Santa Clara
Dr Giles Humpston, Applications Engineer at Cambridge Nanotherm, will outline how Nanoceramics can enhance thermal performance whilst reducing the cost of LED subsystems at the Strategies in Light show next month.
Cambridge Consultants presents a world first in radio design
A world first in radio design has been created by product design and development firm Cambridge Consultants, working in conjunction with Ocado. The new wireless control system is transforming the warehouse automation solution used by the online grocery retailer.
Wayra UK and SyndicateRoom join forces to connect UK startups to vital growth capital
Startup accelerator Wayra UK and equity crowdfunding platform SyndicateRoom today announce a collaboration that seeks to guide a generation of technology businesses through their funding journey.
Science Festival looks at psychology and neuroscience in the new tech society
Who are we in this new tech society and can smartphones really make us happier? How do we make decisions? What is the science behind romantic attraction? And what does it mean to be conscious? Cambridge Science Festival is set to reveal the latest research on our personality traits and behavioural characteristics in a series of events on psychology and neuroscience.
Cambridge Index drops 2.6%
The Cambridge index slid 2.6% or 430.1 points to settle at 16,143.8, as all of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses.
42 Technology expands its team and facilities following record growth in 2015
42 Technology has today announced a significant increase in the company’s capacity to deliver client projects following record business growth in 2015. The consultancy has increased its staff numbers by 40% over the past year, added more office space, and within the next few weeks will double the size of its development laboratories.
Microsoft acquires SwiftKey
Microsoft has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire SwiftKey, whose highly rated, highly engaging software keyboard and SDK powers more than 300 million Android and iOS devices.
£79m research lab for University of Cambridge granted planning
The University of Cambridge has been granted planning permission for ‘Project Capella’ - a new £79m research facility being delivered by Kier and designed by architects from The Fairhursts Design Group.
TTP demonstrates the art of technology
The ‘Mirage’ display technology recently developed by The Technology Partnership plc (TTP) is to feature as an art installation during the e-Luminate Cambridge Festival this month.
British Airways launches Stansted flights
British Airways is to start flying from Stansted Airport this summer to the popular holiday sunspots of Faro, Malaga, Palma and Ibiza.
Killer flies: how brain size affects hunting strategy in the insect world
Cambridge researchers are studying what makes a brain efficient and how that affects behaviour in insects.
High-tech Valentine: do dating apps on company-issued mobile devices pose a security risk?
A new Flexera Software report explains why some dating apps employees use on corporate and Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) to find love may be risky.
Businesses invited to be part of Cambridge University's recruitment fair
Are you a local start-up or early stage business looking for Cambridge University students to help your business grow?
Landlords can claim double rent or value under old statutes
Two very old Acts of Parliament, of which both landlords and tenants are frequently unaware, enable a landlord of commercial premises to seek double value or double rent from his tenant. Anna Gora of Hewitsons explains.
How much does it cost for a Saliva test within Europe?
Salimetrics is often asked about pricing for a Saliva test, so here it provides an example of the costs involved.
Thales delivers high assurance and trust with hardware security modules (HSMs)
Thales, leader in critical information systems and cybersecurity, announces nShield XC, its next generation hardware security module (HSM) for application security.
Trinity Hall achieves Fairtrade University status
Trinity Hall has achieved Fairtrade University status in acknowledgement of its commitment to supporting and using Fairtrade products.
Project to make sure children are seen and heard
A project focusing on how pre-school children can grow up feeling more integrated in their communities is being showcased this month.
Start-up developing next-gen 3D touch technology secures investment
Cambridge Touch Technologies Ltd CTT), a University of Cambridge start-up poised to make 3D touch technology a standard feature on smart devices, has received seed investment by Cambridge Enterprise, the commercialisation arm of the University.