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Disappointment at further delay to Cambridge North
Following the news that Cambridge North’s opening will be delayed until May 2017, Daniel Zeichner MP said: "I am extremely disappointed at this further delay to the opening of the new Cambridge North station.
Fuel cell electrolyte developed to offer cleaner, more efficient energy
A new thin-film electrolyte material that helps solid oxide fuel cells operate more efficiently and cheaply than those composed of conventional materials, and has potential applications for portable power sources, has been developed at the University of Cambridge.
Aerozone smashes first year visitor target in six months
Stansted Airport’s award winning education centre, Aerozone Stansted, has smashed its predicted first year visitor numbers in just six months.
Antenova announces two new flexible antennas
Antenova announces two new flexible antennas: Bentoni and Asper for positioning applications with GNSS and 2.4 – 2.5 GHz applications.
Automotive leader JM Family Enterprises meets ambitious sustainability goals with cr360
Diversified $13.1 billion automotive company JM Family Enterprises is using cr360’s advanced sustainability software to manage multiple aspects of its environmental data, from energy and GHG emissions to water and waste, and to help drive environmental compliance.
Information is power. Get your team to share information better
Are you happy to share information with your colleagues? And do they share their valuable information with you? A number of companies have realised that withholding key information within the organisational silos might happen more often that we might like to admit. Now a new study suggests how and when companies should restore meaningful communication across the organisation.
Families of volatile metal available for use in ALD applications
Strem Chemicals Inc in the US works with Roy Gordon’s Group at Harvard University, who produce transition metal amidinates for metal, nitride and oxide layer deposition, allowing Strem Chemicals UK to distribute them in the UK and Eire.
The Cambridge Building Society removes upper age limit for mortgage borrowers
Cambridge Building Society customers who are assessed as able to make repayments will be considered for a mortgage, regardless of how old they will be at the end of the term.
Funding to boost overseas trade for Ely seeds producer
A business in Cambridgeshire is set to boost its overseas growth thanks to a grant from the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Is there a cure for nut allergies?
Cambridge Allergy's pilot peanut allergy clinic features on BBC 2's "Trust Me, I'm a Doctor" looking at immunotherapy treatment.
Rize app wins annual CER Internet Entrepreneurs Prize
Rize, an app that aims to improve mental well-being, has been awarded first prize at the Conference of European Rabbis (CER) annual Internet Awards.
Different models for financing SMEs needed in Middle East region
Different models for financing SMEs needed in Middle East region, Dr Khaled Soufani of Cambridge Judge writes in the Middle East Economic Digest.
Cambridge Judge hosts biotech-focused Boot Camp
On 22 February Cambridge Judge will host the biotech-focused Boot Camp for Pitch@Palace, convened by HRH The Duke of York, KG.
Statoil signs new multiyear agreement with AVEVA for AVEVA Everything3D
AVEVA’s flagship, multi-discipline, 3D plant design solution defines a new strategy for Statoil.
ARM unveils its highest performing, most power-efficient 4k-capable mobile display processor
ARM has launched its highest performing and most power-efficient 4K-capable display processor to offer cost-effective, highly efficient and superior viewing experiences.
Calling all vets! Salivary cortisol test measures pet stress
Researching biomarkers in animals or during human-animal interaction has uncovered individual behavioural triggers and accounts for some of the variability in animal behaviours.
Why Spiderman can’t exist: geckos are ‘size limit’ for sticking to walls
Latest research reveals why geckos are the largest animals able to scale smooth vertical walls – even larger climbers would require unmanageably large sticky footpads. Scientists estimate that a human would need adhesive pads covering 40% of their body surface to walk up a wall like Spiderman, and believe their insights have implications for the feasibility of large-scale, gecko-like adhesives.
Quy Mill Hotel & Spa crowned victors of Accumulator Challenge 2015
Twelve teams raise over £12,000 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity...
AR and wearable tech is a marriage made for the enterprise, says Beecham Research
New report suggests that business applications will be the real drivers for augmented reality and wearable technology.
High-tech farming
New technologies will help assure food security, but there is continual resistance from some quarters, says The Scientific Alliance.
Legal forum looks at marriage inequality overseas
Karl Dembicki of Woodfines Solcitors discusses South Australia's refusal to record David Bulmer-Rizzi's same-sex marriage on his death certificate and invites members of the Cambridge LGBTQ community to a forum led by Woodfines to discuss their legal rights.
Schools in the East shape up for Sport Relief 2016
Sport Relief is back and once again pupils and teachers from all over the East will be making every Mile count this March.
Search is on for the smartest company in Cambridgeshire
Are you the smartest company in Cambridgeshire? Bring your colleagues and find out at the EACH Charity Quiz on Thursday 14th April 2016!
Trinity Hall Conferences and Events
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, provides a stunning historic setting for residential conferences, day meetings, celebration dinners, drinks receptions, networking events and much more.
Ink jet technology - what's the next big thing?
We've seen inkjet's dominance of the large format graphics market, and more recently the rapid growth of inkjet ceramic tile printing. Inkjet is present in just about every print market but hasn't achieved the same level of penetration - yet. The question therefore is, what is the next big thing?