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Taylor Wessing makes shortlist for Law Society Excellence Awards 2015
The brightest stars of the world’s greatest legal profession have been announced by the Law Society, including Taylor Wessing LLP, which has an office in Cambridge.
CUH Urology consultant wins prestigious award
Cambridge University Hospital (CUH) urology consultant, Tony Riddick, has been awarded the prestigious 2015 Karl Storz – Harold Hopkins Golden Telescope Award by the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS).
Monoclonal antibodies: the invisible allies that changed the face of medicine
Forty years ago, two researchers at the Medical Research Council’s Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge developed a new technology that was to win the Nobel Prize – and is now found in six out of ten of the world’s bestselling drugs. Dr Lara Marks from Cambridge University's Department of History and Philosophy of Science discusses the importance of ‘monoclonal antibodies’.
The battle of manufacturing technologies: will 3D printing replace machining?
If you've been keeping up with recent developments in 3D printing, you will have heard predictions that all manufacturing will be replaced by printing objects at (or very close to) the point of use. Particularly fanatic believers expect this to happen in mere decades.
Winner Cambridge Intelligence urges others to enter Startups Awards
Fresh from its own success last year, local company Cambridge Intelligence is calling on all businesses in the East of England to enter the Startups Awards 2015.
The Cambridge abseil raises funds for EACH
The Cambridge Building Society's Chief Executive has pledged to take on a tall challenge this year – all in aid of a local children’s charity.
PCME celebrates 25 years of innovation
PCME Ltd, has been at the forefront of the development, manufacture and supply of continuous particulate emission monitors for industrial processes worldwide for the past 25 years.
Report on Jobs: permanent placements continue to rise, but rate of growth eases
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG Report on Jobs – published today – provides the most comprehensive guide to the UK labour market, drawing on original survey data provided by recruitment consultancies.
‘Blue sky’ banking
MPhil in Management students at Cambridge Judge develop experimental ideas for Lloyds Banking Group’s Innovation Labs.
More job opportunities - yet increased unemployment?
There are more job opportunities than ever before, yet unemployment has increased in 2015. So what’s going wrong? Recent research has found worrying evidence that unemployment rates have increased in the first half of 2015 (according to statistics from Trading Economics).
Chinese entrepreneurs visit The Møller Centre for Global Leadership Programme
The 'Oriental MIT' brings 50 Chinese CEOs and entrepreneurs to Cambridge for a science and tech-focused global leadership programme, with Nobel prize winner Professor Sir John Gurdon and William Hague, First Secretary of State, Leader of the House of Commons, as key speakers.
Generation Z tells media companies: 'Don’t share our data'
Ninety-five percent of consumers using catch up services are unwilling to allow media companies to share their personal data with a third party, according to the findings of the KPMG Media Tracker.
Syngene appoints AlphaMetrix Biotech and LTF Labortechnik in Germany as new distributors
Syngene appoints AlphaMetrix Biotech and LTF Labortechnik in Germany - new distributors will provide access to innovative image analysis systems.
New generation microbial identification and colony counting software is launched
A new generation microbial identification and colony counting software now provides rapid results with E&O Laboratories' Chromogenic media.
Woodfines solicitor appointed as Panel Deputy
Nigel Ashton, Solictor and Partner at Woodfines Solicitors, has been appointed by the Office of the Public Guardian as one of only 68 panel deputies in England and Wales.
Innova Biosciences introduces range of conjugated antibodies
Innova Biosciences (Innova), a specialist provider of bioconjugation products and services, announced today the launch of a range of conjugated antibodies. The unique range leverages Innova’s Lightning-Link® and InnovaCoat® bioconjugation technologies, to provide customers with antibodies conjugated to an extensive range of enzymes, fluorescent dyes and colloidal gold, for improved flexibility in…
Top five tips on ‘future proofing your business’
A recent Santander Breakthrough masterclass hosted in conjunction with Crieff Hydro, Scotland’s leading leisure hotel, looked at future proofing your business while retaining the values that you believe in.
Active versus passive investment portfolios
Outside of the world of financial services there does not seem to be a personality cult for the investment manager, but Neil Woodford could be an exception. However, even the best of the active managers have a digital competitor that in right market conditions can and often has out-performed the recognised stars.
New study into how music affects the brain
A new study has been launched to investigate whether musical improvisation can help people with dementia. Sarah Faber, a music therapy researcher at Anglia Ruskin University, has received a £100,000 PhD Fellowship from the Music Therapy Charity to lead the three-year project.
Strem UK Ltd offers custom synthesis and process development service
As part of its services, Strem UK Ltd is happy to organise custom synthesis and process development which are conducted under the strictest confidence.
Hills Road paves way for unified Carter Jonas Cambridge team
Carter Jonas’ Hills Road office has been refurbished to facilitate a unified Cambridge offering.
CRFS exhibits at DSEI 2015
CRFS will be exhibiting at DSEI 2015, the world leading defence and security exhibition. The event takes place at ExCeL London, 15-18 September 2015.
'Modest Massarella content to keep his RFeye on the long-term prize'
Wireless industry entrepreneur Alistair Massarella is not the type to walk the streets bawling his accomplishments through a loud hailer.
ANAtech Resource Ltd's Simon Weston OBE talks about the benefits of employing Ex Forces
Falklands War Veteran Simon Weston OBE talks to BBC Look East at a recent event held in Cambridgeshire about the benefits of employing Ex Forces.
CSRmesh® creates exciting home automation opportunities
CSR plc has announced the latest version of its Bluetooth® Smart solution for the smart home – CSRmesh® Home Automation. The latest software release adds sensor and actuator models to build on the original protocol that was designed for lighting control. This makes it possible for developers to deliver a wider range of home automation solutions including control of heating, ventilation, air…