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RCUK and PraxisUnico Impact Awards for KEC professionals open for entries
RCUK and PraxisUnico are delighted to announce their collaboration on the Impact Awards 2015, celebrating the outstanding work of Knowledge Exchange, Technology Transfer and Commercialisation Teams (KEC) across the UK, which is open for entries until Thursday, April 16, 2015.
JDR expands service footprint in West Africa
JDR, a leading provider of technology connecting the offshore energy industry, has expanded its footprint by establishing a new service and maintenance facility in Port Harcourt and Lagos, Nigeria in partnership with Royal Niger Emerging Technologies.
Breakfast Networking session explores marketing and selling online
Next week's Cambridge Network Breakfast Networking session focuses on marketing and selling online - at home and overseas.
Signagelive launches support for Google Chrome OS
Signagelive for Chrome facilitates enterprise-class digital signage and interactive touchscreen applications.
Cambridge Filmworks captures ‘The Power of Open’
Cambridge Filmworks has produced a brand new animation for Open Cloud, the leading providers of innovative virtualised telecom solutions.
Anderson Yates offers free consultation @ Two Counties Business Exhibition
Independent Business Systems Consultants and Project Managers, Anderson Yates, will be attending the Two Counties Business Exhibition at the Millennium Grandstand, Newmarket on 25th March.
Strem Chemicals used for innovation
Strem UK Limited is the sole distributor for Strem Chemicals in the UK and Ireland. But what do its chemicals actually do?
Milbank Concrete Products: working with IfM ECS to cement its growth through innovation
Milbank Concrete Products is one of more than 100 smaller manufacturers that IfM Education and Consultancy Services (IfM ECS) is working with as part of the PrISMS programme – and this case study highlights the difference it has made.
Cash will help students protect bright ideas
Anglia Ruskin University has won a Government grant of £71,000 to boost Masters’ students understanding of intellectual property guidelines.
Gene discovery provides clues to how TB may evade the immune system
The largest genetic study of tuberculosis (TB) susceptibility to date has led to a potentially important new insight into how the pathogen manages to evade the immune system. Published in the journal Nature Genetics, the study advances understanding of the biological mechanisms involved in TB, which may open up new avenues to design efficient vaccines for its prevention.
NGS expert leads world-class Institute’s cutting-edge genome analysis
Dr Daniel Swan joins The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) as Head of Platforms & Pipelines group to lead the research Institute’s suite of advanced genome analysis facilities.
Chelmsford students show their strength
A team of high-flying business students from Chelmsford has reached the national final of the prestigious Universities Business Challenge.
Tame your computer - flag for follow up
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to display your flagged messages in a "For Follow Up" folder (Outlook 2010-2013)...
Cambridge collaborators to 'take back ownership of maths'
Teachers, academics and the wider maths community need to wrestle back ownership of the subject, Cambridge Assessment’s Group Chief Executive has told a conference about the future of maths.
One week left to go for Sensors in Medicine 2015 Conference
The third Annual Sensors in Medicine Conference 2015 will bring together academic research, clinicians and industry to discuss leading edge applications of sensors in medicine and healthcare.
Seven days left to register for workshop: Medical Device Clinical Trials
Conducting clinical trials is an essential step between the lab and the market place for new medical devices, but how difficult is this requirement to fulfill? Complex and bureaucratic? Difficult to engage clinical partners? Time consuming and costly? Come to the Workshop and find out the reality.
Horizon and Desktop Genetics launch gUIDEbook bioinformatics software for CRISPR gene editing
Horizon Discovery Group plc, a leading provider of research tools to support translational genomics and the development of personalised medicines, today announced the launch of gUIDEbook™, developed in collaboration with Desktop Genetics. gUIDEbook bioinformatics software has been designed to support researchers working with CRISPR genome editing.
More leading brands join menu at Stansted
The £80million transformation of Stansted Airport’s departure lounge is emerging from behind the hoardings as even more leading brands join the menu in the new dedicated area for cafes, bars and restaurants - giving passengers even more choice where to wine and dine before taking flight.
Woodfines provide legal support to renowned artist Alex Chinneck
Alex Chinneck has once again defied the laws of gravity with his latest art installation - ‘Pick yourself up and pull yourself together’ - commissioned by car manufacturer Vauxhall. This installation was displayed at London’s South Bank Centre.
Graduate engineers visit TWI to capitalise on oil and gas expertise and knowhow
Young engineers from one of TWI’s Industrial Member companies visited the organisation’s Cambridge headquarters recently to find out more about how TWI supports their work.
The Care Act 2014: what it means
The first part of the much talked about and consulted on Care Act 2014 comes into force in England and Wales on 1 April 2015. Amy Wallhead of Hewitsons outlines its implications.
Eliminate risk when speaking
Communication coach Jon Torrens describes how to make things a little easier when making a presentation.
Nexxia continues development of Bluetooth Hotel Wall Plates
Nexxia continues its development of Bluetooth Hotel Wall Plates for the Hotel industry and sucessfully wins a contract to supply over 1000 units for the next Year.
AVEVA inspires the next generation of Korean ship designers
AVEVA Marine and AVEVA Bocad licences are to be used in over 20 academic institutions.
PEGASUS-TIMI 54 study results
PEGASUS-TIMI 54 study shows that long-term treatment with BRILINTA reduced thrombotic cardiovascular events in patients with a history of heart attack. Data from 21,000 patient study presented at American College of Cardiology 64th Annual Scientific Session and simultaneously published in New England Journal of Medicine