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Jukedeck wins Pitch@Palace 3.0
University start-up Jukedeck, founded by Faculty of Music graduate Ed Rex, won big this week at Pitch@Palace 3.0, an event spearheaded by HRH The Duke of York to identify the most promising technology start-ups.
Doing Words at the Court of St James's
Doing Words Communications MD Kaye Coleman-Rooney was one of a team of business advisors associated with Accelerate Cambridge invited to mentor competing entrepreneurs at HRH The Duke of York's Pitch@Palace 3.0 event this month.
Enigma People Solutions sponsors Scottish hi-tech Developers' Conference
Technology recruitment company Enigma People Solutions has agreed to be a lead sponsor of this year's Scottish embedded systems and realtime software conference.
Finance, academia and utilities - a run of new client wins for Onespacemedia
It’s been a busy start to 2015 for Onespacemedia and the team is pleased to announce exciting web projects for three new clients.
How design can amplify the impact of scientific research
Design Council is part of the government’s innovation ecosystem.
Cambridge Building Society launches a responsive website
A new responsive website has been launched by The Cambridge Building Society to give a better viewing experience for customers using the site on their smart phone or tablet.
Audio Analytic launches Global Telecom Partner Programme
To help telecoms operators address the growing connected home market, intelligent sound sensing leader Audio Analytic today launched its Global Telecom Partner Programme (GTPP).
Shell Springboard and Imperial College launch landmark study on low-carbon skills
New research commissioned by Shell Springboard has found that a STEM skills deficit could see the UK low-carbon economy miss out on £6.7 billion annual growth to 2023.
Molecular exploration at the Science Festival
The Babraham Institute created a bit of a stir at the Cambridge Science Festival on the weekend 14-15 March. Thanks to the launch of a new 'Molecular Explorers' exhibit, visitors flocked round the exhibit to learn more about the Institute's scientific activities and embark on a journey of molecular discovery.
Entrepreneurship honour: biotech CEO wins British Council award
Cambridge Judge graduate Chandler Robinson, the co-founder of a US biopharmaceutical company, won the Entrepreneurship Award at the British Council’s Education UK Alumni Awards 2015. He studied in the UK on a Gates Cambridge Scholarship.
Mercachem chooses Cresset’s Torch and Spark molecule design software
Mercachem chooses Cresset’s Torch and Spark molecule design software to support its growing medicinal chemistry service business.
Pilot revisits the Whirwind helicopter he flew, now on display at IWM Duxford
Pilot Jerry Grayson visited IWM Duxford this week to see the Westland Whirlwind helicopter he flew, which is now on display in the AirSpace exhibition.
More than 1,000 have fun at UniFest
More than a thousand people have enjoyed action-packed UniFest events at Anglia Ruskin University this month.
Marketers make flying start to 2015
Marketing scholars at a Cambridge college have made an impressive start to 2015 by achieving a 100% pass rate in their studies, according to figures just produced by Cambridge Marketing College (CMC).
Alex flies solo at age 16
Schoolboy Alex Manders, 16, has made his first solo flight in a Cessna 172 of the Cambridge Aero Club from Cambridge Airport! Still not old enough to drive a car, Alex, who lives at Sawston, took his first major step into a future career in aviation by flying solo at the earliest age the Civil Aviation Authority will allow.
TOTAL E&P NORGE AS goes virtual with AVEVA
The AVEVA Activity Visualisation Platform has been deployed to improve operational training on North Sea assets for oil and gas super major TOTAL.
AstraZeneca to collaborate with the Harvard Stem Cell Institute in diabetes
AstraZeneca today announced that it has entered into a five-year research collaboration with the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) to adapt a technique that creates human beta cells from stem cells for use in screens of AstraZeneca’s compound library in the search for new treatments for diabetes.
Three police forces in Poland deploy Sepura TETRA solutions
The police forces of the city of Lodz, Krakow and Szczecin in Poland have chosen Sepura’s TETRA technology for their secure communications.
Smartphone apps are key for patient health - a special report from 'The Times'
Patients are set to become active players in a technology revolution which could improve their health and revive the NHS, as Lorena Tonarelli discovers in a report published in The Times special supplement on "Future of Healthcare".
Learn the secrets of successful agri-tech collaborations
“Better together” is the message from the next Agri-Tech East Pollinator* on Tuesday April 21st, showcasing examples of successful collaborations between industry and academics where working together has helped solve some key challenges for agriculture.
Science Festival is bigger than ever
The 2015 Cambridge Science Festival finished on a high on Sunday, following two weeks of lively science talks, demonstrations, exhibitions, theatre, comedy, art and much more, which had the city of Cambridge bustling with thousands of people eager to explore diverse areas of science.
Anderson Yates ready for The Two Counties Business Exhibition
Anderson Yates looks forward to meeting new and old contacts at the Two Counties Business Exhibition. Banners at the ready, promotional items - pens, pads, sport water bottle, flash balls (?) - come and see them and possibly win one at Anderson Yates' stand.
Bang & Olufsen Medicom expands to the UK and strengthens global leadership team
Bang & Olufsen Medicom has been through a significant turn-around during the last 3-4 years and is now ready for the next step in the company’s growth strategy and expansion. Medicom opens a strategic unit in Cambridge UK
Cambourne hosts hi-tech Developers' Conference
This year's Cambridge Device Developers' Conference is to be hosted at the Belfry Hotel in Cambourne on Thursday 14th May.
University spin-out Enval demonstrates aluminium recovery technology in recycling trials
Enval’s pioneering technology will provide the recycling solution for a project to assess the feasibility of including flexible laminate packaging, such as food and drink pouches, pet food pouches and toothpaste tubes, in existing household recycling schemes.