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Astronomers find first evidence of changing conditions on a super Earth
Astronomers have detected wildly changing temperatures on a super Earth – the first time any atmospheric variability has been observed on a rocky planet outside the solar system – and believe it could be due to huge amounts of volcanic activity, further adding to the mystery of what had been nicknamed the ‘diamond planet’.
Fungus enhances crop roots and could be a future 'bio-fertilizer'
“Ancient relationship” between fungi and plant roots creates genetic expression that leads to more root growth. Common fungus could one day be used as ‘bio-fertiliser’, replacing mined phosphate which is now depleted to the point of impending fertiliser crisis.
M-I SWACO releases new fluid and cuttings separator
SCREEN PULSE separator delivers optimum efficiency and reduces overall drilling costs
Sinclair Finance & Leasing goes live with Fleet Manager portal from Anderson Yates
Sinclair Finance & Leasing turns to Anderson Yates to assist in delivering the solution fast. Using the company’s agile development approach and RAD (Rapid Application Development) platform, the project was completed by Anderson Yates within a six week period from inception to go live. The portal ensures fleet managers receive the highest level of customer service with the personal touch.
Learn best practices for the implementation of the Falsified Medicines Directive
Workshop at 21st EGA Annual Conference (Berlin, 9-11 June 2015) about best practices for the implementation of the Falsified Medicines Directive, with the participation of Domino Printing.
Excellent research covers inflammatory markers of acute stress
With growing interest in the ability to detect inflammatory markers in response to stress, salivary collection is proving a less invasive process. However, the reliability and validity of saliva-based to blood-based inflammatory biomarkers in response to stress remains unclear. A review suggests that specific targets may be valid and highlights specific areas of need for future research.
Large antiques and interiors auction at Cheffins Cambridge next month
Cheffins will be holding a large Antiques & Interiors auction on Thursday 4th June. The sale will include a large barn find collection of furniture as well as other objects of interest in furniture, collectable and decorative items and jewellery.
Citrix powers 'always-on' branch workspaces
The new Citrix CloudBridge Virtual WAN enables unprecedented network control and performance to scale WAN bandwidth at up to 80% lower cost.
Zing wearable technology offers fun alternative to Apple Watch
If you're in the mood to buy some wearable technology, then a new gadget being launched by a Cambridge firm could be right up your street.
Cambridge Ahead adds Pigeon to its membership
Pigeon Investment Management Ltd has joined Cambridge Ahead, taking the membership total to 35 Full Member organisations.
WaveFX is filming around Cambridge
This week you may have seen local video company WaveFX filming around Cambridge.
NVIDIA put some welly into it for Addenbrooke's!
Visual computing company NVIDIA traded their laptops and office attire for spades and steel toe capped shoes last week when they embarked on a two-day gardening project at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, organised by Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT).
Wireless audio pioneer CSR launches portfolio of soundbar example designs
CSR plc announced the launch of three wireless soundbar platform example designs which offer manufacturers complete and flexible solutions designed to rapidly bring entry-level, mid-range and high-end soundbars to market.
SDC discusses recent developments in software version control systems at conference
Leading embedded systems tools and technology supplier SDC Systems will explore important issues relating to the use of version control for embedded systems development at the UK Device Developers' Conference 2015.
PPD recognised for excellence in clinical research
Pharmaceutical Product Development, LLC (PPD) announced it has been recognised for excellence in clinical research by pharmaceutical and biotechnology company executives surveyed for Life Science Leader magazine’s 2015 CRO Leadership Awards.
Red Alien tees off with National Golf Month
May 2015 is National Golf Month - a nationwide initiative to make golf accessible to everyone – and to ensure the campaign sees the light in the digital day, NGM have brought in Red Alien - a leading digital marketing company - to breed a social media buzz for the tee off today (1st May).
Cambridge IVF to help more people to start a family
More couples in the East of England and East Midlands can now get NHS-funded fertility treatment at one of the country’s leading fertility centres.
Selling green policies
Morality is increasingly being used to sell environmental policies, says The Scientific Alliance.
Labour grassroots fancy Vince as coalition partner
A new poll indicates that Labour Party activists would prefer Vince Cable as Deputy Prime Minister in the event of a Labour-led coalition after 7 May.
Replacing one sugary drink per day could cut risk of type 2 diabetes
Drinking water or unsweetened tea or coffee in place of one sugary drink per day can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, according to research published in the journal Diabetologia.
Success Tip: How to stop resentment ruining your life
How to let resentment go and lead a happy and successful life...
Please help Headway Cambridgeshire secure AVIVA Community funding
Headway Cambridgeshire is delighted to announce that its Mind Your Head project has been shortlisted for public voting by the AVIVA Community Fund Team.
Domino sets new standards across the globe with completion of A-Series i-Tech range
Domino’s i-Tech range of continuous ink jet (CIJ) systems represents the next step in the evolution of the A-Series and has managed to set new standards in practicality, performance and flexibility for coding and marking.
ReNeuron to use Cellmate automated cell culture for stem cell-based stroke therapy
ReNeuron to use Cellmate Automated Cell Culture for Stem Cell-based Stroke Therapy To Accelerate Production at New Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products Manufacturing Facility in Wales
eLife welcomes new Deputy Editor
As eLife publishes its 1,000th research article, neuroscientist Eve Marder is appointed as a new Deputy Editor.