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Can batteries make renewable energy viable?
Will the Tesla PowerWall make a real difference?
Investors in People use video to outperform the competition
Somersault client, Investors in People, kicked off their 2015 with the launch of a major campaign to support the latest release of their internationally recognised management framework for high performance through people.
The effect of reduced Legal Aid on family law
Cambridge family lawyer Jackie Jessiman discusses the problems thrown up by withdrawal of legal aid for family law matters.
Senior Facebook executive to speak in Cambridge
Dinner guests in Cambridge will get the chance for a face to face encounter with Facebook, the largest social media entity on the planet.
IET searches for UK’s brightest sparks as Apprentice and Technician of the Year Awards open
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has opened its call for entries to find the most gifted apprentices and technicians. The awards will present an opportunity for three apprentices and technicians to walk away with £1,000 each.
Syrris Atlas Calorimeter benefits process scale-up
A Syrris Atlas Calorimeter is proving advantageous to the Kyushu works manufacturing technology department of Nippon Steel & Sumikin Chemical Co., Ltd. in Japan, aiding scale-up of new product processes.
Guardian branding masterclass highlights, with Onespacemedia on panel of experts
Onespacemedia's founder, James Cotton, recently joined the panel alongside global marketing experts as part of Guardian Small Business Network's branding masterclass: how to tell your business story in a new market. Here are the highlights from the Q&A.
Forests could play a vital role in efforts to end global hunger
A new report underlines the crucial role that forests play in food security and poverty reduction, with one billion people worldwide dependent on forests and trees for balanced diets and sustainable incomes.
Blood markers could help predict outcome of infant heart surgery
New research suggests it may be possible to predict an infant’s progress following surgery for congenital heart disease by analysing a number of important small molecules in the blood.
The Royal Society announces election of new Fellows 2015
The Royal Society has announced the election of its new Fellows, including four Cambridge University academics, who join an eminent list of scientists, engineers and technologists from the UK and the Commonwealth.
City Fibre and Peterborough CORE sponsor Chamber comedy night
Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that CityFibre and Peterborough CORE are sponsors of this year’s Chamber Comedy Night and Black Tie Dinner, which takes place in Peterborough on Friday 26 June.
Ely businesses can start planning for growth with expert advice
Over 50 local businesses are to be given the knowledge they need to plan for the future during a free event on Wednesday May 20th, organised by Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce and taking place during the week-long celebration of Ely’s thriving business community.
Learn about tools that can take your business direct to customer’s living rooms
Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce is offering members a unique opportunity to connect with specialists in targeted TV advertising from Sky AdSmart, who have agreed to demonstrate how accessible and cost-effective TV advertising has become, no matter how small your budget.
Quotient Clinical announces another strong year of growth
Quotient Clinical, the Translational Pharmaceutics® Company, announces another strong year of progress and growth. Its operating capacity is set to more than double in response to rising demand.
Enhancing efficacy of spray strategies
The use of adjuvants and other spray strategies to increase yield while reducing input costs is the topic for discussion at Agri-Tech East's May Pollinator event: “Innovation in yield protection and enhancement.”
Sepura's DMR technology improves communications for Cambridge United Football Club
Increasing radio traffic at Cambridge United Football Club's Abbey Stadium and the unreliability of the club’s analogue radio system drove the need for Cambridge United to upgrade and replace its communications equipment.
How does crowdfunding work?
Crowdfunding is on the increase for all types of projects and businesses. Find out how it works - and about other finance options - at a Cambridge Network Breakfast Networking event next week (Thursday May 21st).
ASICs, MEMS and tyre pressure monitors explained at Cambridge conference
Designer and manufacturer of custom electronic devices (ASIC and MEMS), SWINDON Silicon Systems, will be exhibiting at next week's Cambridge Embedded Systems and Realtime Software conference.
What is telemarketing?
Although telemarketing is a common term when developing your business, are you 100% clear on what it is and how to use it efficiently?
Bango engages with the European mobile operator community at ETIS
Richard Leyland of Bango tells an influential European industry group about the progress of Direct Carrier Billing over the past two to three years, and the opportunity presented by the explosive growth of mobile content sales through app stores.
Blue Chip Technology launches innovative embedded systems platform at UK conference
Blue Chip Technology will introduce a new generation embedded systems platform at the UK Device Developers' Conference next week - Reading / Cambridge 12th and 14th May.
Anthias celebrates a decade of delivery
Anthias Consulting will be celebrating a decade of delivery in June 2015 as a respected provider of high quality, industry-leading and manufacture-independent training and consultancy in the gas chromatography (GC) and gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC MS) arena.
New technique has implications in determining the genetic basis of thousands of diseases
Researchers at the Babraham Institute and the Francis Crick Institute have developed and used a new technique to join the dots in the genomic puzzle.
June events are busting out all over!
June is a busy month for Cambridge Network members, with a range of events on offer to help you protect your business and promote both your company and yourself.
What has the Coalition done for employment law and what may lie ahead?
Five years ago, Rachel Ashwood of Taylor Vinters was asked to write an article for a leading employment law publication on what the Labour Government did for employment law...