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LEP deal launches plans for a new large-scale test facility at TWI
Plans to expand TWI capabilities in large-scale engineering testing were boosted this week when the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) awarded the organisation £1.75 million from the Government’s Growth Deal to develop new capabilities at its laboratories at Granta Park, Cambridge.
Dr Jane Osbourn joins Babraham Bioscience Technologies as new Non-Executive Director
Babraham Bioscience Technologies Ltd (BBT), which develops and manages the Babraham Research Campus, announced today that Dr Jane Osbourn, VP R&D and Site Leader of MedImmune in Cambridge, has joined the board as a non-executive director.
Cambridge Index declines 3.1%
The Cambridge Index retreated 3.1% or 566.1 points to 17,743.2, as eight of the top ten index heavyweights’ share prices fell.
Arcus Global scores a ‘hat-trick’ with three award nominations for digital innovation
Public Sector Digital leader Arcus Global has scored a ‘hat-trick’ by being nominated by Computer Weekly, Digital 100 Leaders and Euro Cloud Awards for their achievements in digital transformation for the Public Sector.
CRFS signs SYSDYNE as approved RFeye Technical Centre in South Korea
CRFS, the world's leading provider of distributed RF spectrum intelligence systems, is delighted to announce the opening of a new Technical Service Centre in South Korea in partnership with its approved South Korean partner, SYSDYNE.
Community champions receive accolade
A pair of selfless Anglia Ruskin University students have been given an award for their contribution to other people in their communities.
New US Director of Sales to spearhead Xaar’s drive into North & Latin American markets
In a significant strengthening of its presence in the North American and Latin American markets, Xaar, the world’s leading inkjet technology specialist, has appointed Don Whaley as Director of Sales, Xaar Americas. In addition, the company has also opened a new sales and support office in Texas.
Solar-powered car to take on Australian Outback challenge
Cambridge University Eco Racing (CUER) secures support vital to maintain momentum.
Xaar appoints Keith Smith as Director of Advanced Manufacturing
Xaar targets growth in manufacturing applications with the appointment of Keith Smith to the new role of Director of Advanced Manufacturing.
JDR awarded contract for offshore wind farm project by SIEM offshore contractors
Technology provider JDR partners with Siem Offshore Contractors on a submarine composite power cable subcontract for the Veja Mate offshore wind farm.
421 riders take on Big Bike Ride
Before this year’s Big Bike Ride cyclists even pedalled over the start line on Sunday 5th July, more than £6000 had already been raised to directly benefit Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Press Relief, the community fund of the Cambridge News.
Record number of Mills & Reeve lawyers make 2015 Citywealth Leaders list
A total of 26 lawyers from leading national law firm Mills & Reeve have been ranked in the prestigious 2015 Citywealth Leaders list.
Leading employment law specialist set to join Birketts
Birketts, the top 100 law firm, has announced that Tim Tyndall will join its employment law team as a partner in September.
Farm IT Out 's July Newsletter: Hosted applications & desktops
Is IT the elephant in the room at your company? Endless user complaints, constant upgrades, lack of support, slow unreliable hardware, a mixture of operating system and application versions, the list goes on. Farm IT Out appreciates that your IT should “just work” - after all, you have your business to run, not an IT department.
Would you risk a Skype call on a live event?
There's no doubt everyone at some point has experienced a dropped call on Skype, especially when using video, so why would you ever risk it on a live event?
Celebrating Cambridge: a small city with big ideas
For the eighth year running, members of the public will be offered rare access into parts of Cambridge they may never have seen before during the city’s three-day cultural and heritage celebration, Open Cambridge, which takes place on 11-13 September.
Travel for Cambridgeshire helps Sepura promote car sharing to work
Travel for Cambridgeshire (TfC) member employer Sepura, a leading global provider of critical communications solutions, is currently based in Cambridge, but in December is relocating to Cambridge Research Park along the A10 to Ely. TfC has been helping their staff look at new commuting options....
St John's Innovation Centre collaborates with Enterprise Europe Network on Social Media event
St John's Innovation Centre, the leading incubator in Europe, is set to deliver 'Espresso Sho(r)t Business Insights: Social Media – Marketing Without Frontiers' on Wednesday 22 July, in collaboration with Enterprise Europe Network.
New ‘Bracode Campaign' brings personalised breast cancer treatment one step closer
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) has launched its Bracode Campaign to support a pioneering research study which could make personalised breast cancer diagnosis and treatment a reality.
Laura is CRC's Construction Apprentice of the Year
Outstanding apprentice Laura McManus proved more than a match for the boys at Cambridge Regional College when she picked up the top award for Apprentice of the Year.
How much do you understand about digital marketing communications?
Why is it that many senior marketers both in the b2b and b2c sectors don’t feel able to ask their digital agencies simple, basic questions about subjects such as digital-specific marketing strategy, how analytics are actually derived or just what is PPC?
Researching sleep, chronobiology? Look at the Salimetrics salivary melatonin ELISA kit
The Salimetrics™ Salivary Melatonin Assay Kit is a competitive immunoassay specifically designed and validated for the quantitative determination of melatonin in saliva for research or circadian/biorhythm assessment. The Salimetrics propriety ELISA format allows melatonin assay results in four hours or less with a single sample and one wash step.
New fiscal rules could pose a risk to UK’s economic growth, warns EY ITEM Club
The Chancellor’s new fiscal rule, expected to be announced alongside the Summer Budget, could intensify the fiscal squeeze and hit economic growth, warns the EY ITEM Club in its special report released today (Monday).
Deloitte preview of Summer Budget 2015
Ahead of the Summer Budget on Wednesday (8th July), Ian Stewart, Deloitte’s chief economist, Mike Turley, head of public sector, and Lizzie Hill, tax partner at Deloitte in Cambridge, consider the economic outlook, the state of public finances and potential tax announcements.
Will usability drive the adoption of computer assisted surgery devices?
Usability for medical devices is moving to the forefront of many manufacturers’ design approaches, as it has changed from being viewed as just another ’regulatory hurdle’ to an integral process implemented throughout development. It can often take time, however, for such shifts to propagate backwards to academia and be adopted and supported across the board.