Search results
Minimal maintenance means low-lifetime cost for Michell’s latest QCM analyzer
Michell Instruments has launched its new trace moisture analyzer – the QMA401 – featuring the latest generation of quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) sensor and designed to provide consistently accurate measurements of trace moisture.
Free introductory webinar into using market intelligence software
AMI Software invites professionals to learn how to power their decision-making through insight, and see how their software is used.
Ubisense CTO Dr Andy Ward receives Royal Academy of Engineering 2015 Silver Medal
Ubisense Group plc today announced that its co-founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Dr Andy Ward has been awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medal in recognition of his outstanding individual technology and business achievements.
CSR and SK Telecom launch world’s first Smart Lighting Beacon with CSRmesh®
CSR plc has announced that its CSRmesh® technology has been used by SK Telecom to enable the world’s first range of smart LED lightbulbs which also function as Bluetooth® Smart beacons networked together using CSRmesh.
Leading vehicle manufacturer optimises operational processes with Ubisense Smart Factory
Ubisense Group plc, a leader in enterprise location intelligence solutions, announced that Magna Steyr has selected Smart Factory for its primary vehicle manufacturing plant in Graz, Austria, where it assembles the MINI Countryman, MINI Paceman, Mercedes-Benz G-Class and Peugeot RCZ.
Anglia Ruskin students’ charities receive £8,000
Four charities chosen by Anglia Ruskin University students have received a share of £8,000 generated by responses to satisfaction surveys.
Anglia Ruskin historian takes 'I’m Backing Britain' show to Edinburgh Fringe
Dr Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University academic, writer, broadcaster and dramatist, is taking his new show, I’m Backing Britain, to this summer’s Edinburgh Fringe.
'Is government policy stopping universities recruiting top scientific talent?'
At the inaugural hearing of the Science and Technology Committee, Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner grilled Universities and Science Minister Jo Johnson MP on the impact on science and universities of the government's immigration policies and possible withdrawal from the EU.
Abcodia scoops One Nucleus BioNewsRound Award
Abcodia has scooped the One Nucleus BioNewsRound Award for its "creative, significant and exciting" press releases about the ROCA® Test and Abcodia's recent fund raising success.
Nuffield Health opens doors of new Cambridge Hospital
The new Nuffield Health hospital in Cambridge opened this morning (Wednesday 22nd July). As the first day patient is welcomed through the glass doors by Maxine Estop, the hospital’s director, it will be two years and five months since the City planning committee gave permission for the hospital to be built on the Nuffield Health site in Trumpington Road.
Stansted Airport traffic grows by 11% in June
Stansted Airport saw more than two million passengers pass through the terminal in June 2015, up 11% on the same month last year and an increase of more than 200,000 passengers. It was the airport’s busiest June since 2008.
Holiday fun as Cambridge Centre for Computing History extends opening times
Looking for something to do with the family during the summer holidays? The Cambridge Centre for Computing History has a great range of workshops and activities going on over the next few weeks. What's more, it will be open seven days a week...
Digital boost for businesswomen
Women across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are being offered extra help to grow their own businesses or return to work by gaining digital skills and taking up faster broadband.
Swavesey student starts summer in style with Apple Watch
A Swavesey Village College student is starting the summer holidays in style - with a new Apple Watch, the prize in a competition for young people who attended Cambridge Network's recent Apprenticeship Jobs Fair.
Cambridge Biomedical Campus attracts Precision Medicine Catapult HQ to Cambridge
The Cambridge Biomedical Campus is pleased to announce that its bid to attract the headquarters of the prestigious Precision Medicine Catapult to Cambridge was successful. Funded by Innovate UK and established in April 2015, the Precision Medicine Catapult is the UK’s new national innovation centre for precision medicine.
Cambridge solar racing team rises stronger from the ashes
Stronger for its battle-scars, the Cambridge University Eco-Racing Team (CUER) is determined to show that innovation, backed by solid engineering, will give their new vehicle Evolution the edge at the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge 2015 from 18-25 October – a biennial endurance event across the harsh Australian outback.
‘Contrarian Director’ will help fight board rubber-stamping, says winning paper
Public companies should appoint a ‘Contrarian Director’ – inspired by the ‘Devil’s Advocate’ – to challenge board decisions and suggest alternatives, according to new Cambridge research.
Antidepressants and pain killers: should we be worried?
New research has identified an increased risk of brain haemorrhage from the combined use of antidepressant medicines and medicines such as ibuprofen. Should we be worried? Dr Rupert Payne from the Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research looks at the evidence.
Danger for passive, prospective pensioners!
Pension Freedoms and the almost complete demise of final salary or defined benefit pensions in the private sector have massively increased the dangers of lousy pension outcomes for people not actively reviewing their pension choices.
Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is a powerful tool for multiple applications
Strem Chemicals' American colleagues talk about Families of Volatile Metal Precursors from Roy Gordon’s Group at Harvard University for use in Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) applications.
US FDA approves AstraZeneca product for non-small cell lung cancer
AstraZeneca has announced that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved IRESSA (gefitinib) tablets, 250mg once daily, for the first-line treatment of patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) whose tumours have epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) exon 19 deletions or exon 21 (L858R) substitution mutations, as detected by an FDA-approved test.
AIM Altitude ranked in 'Sunday Times' International Track 200
AIM Altitude has been ranked in the annual Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table, published on 12th July 2015.
Cambridge Regional College hosts Kiel apprentices visit
Cambridge Regional College has been hosting construction apprentices from Germany as part of an international project to share ideas and working practices.
Donate to Emerald Frog Marketing's charity auction in exchange for PR
Littleport marketing and PR agency, Emerald Frog Marketing is celebrating five years in business by organising a fundraising auction of promises to raise money for five local charities.
Innovative learning: 'Skylark English for Babies' reaches new heights in Russian market
Within the vibrant environment of St John’s Innovation Centre, there is a unique company called Skylark Learning that has recently launched Skylark English for Babies: All About Me to the Russian market, a new multi-sensory toolkit providing a fun, interaction-based method for meaningful learning.