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EY one of the ‘Best big companies to work for in the UK' – Sunday Times
EY has been listed as one of the top ‘25 Best Big Companies To Work For’ in the UK by the Sunday Times.
Citrix introduces next-gen carrier-grade NetScaler for communications service providers
Today, Citrix announced the availability of the NetScaler® MPX 25000 series, a carrier-grade application delivery controller (ADC) for communications service providers featuring Citrix TriScale® technology and the industry’s highest performance-to-price ratio.
AVEVA partners with EMC to deliver integrated solution for capital projects & asset operation
Best-in-class engineering data and document management solution will enable connected decision making for efficient and compliant projects and operations.
AstraZeneca to create stand-alone company for small molecule early-stage antibiotic R&D
In line with AstraZeneca’s strategy to sharpen its focus on three main therapy areas, the company is changing the structure of its small molecule early-stage anti-infectives research and development.
"Google for Work" Implementation support
Delivery Management is a leading advocate for "Google for Work" and will help companies set up and configure this highly disruptive technology
Cambridge Design Technology reviews UK medical device marketplace at MedteckUK 2015
Cambridge Design Technology will be at MedTecUK 2015 this week (3-4 March, ExCeL London), talking to suppliers and manufacturers of medical devices.
Qualcomm extends LTE to unlicensed spectrum to enhance mobile experiences
Qualcomm Technologies advances LTE-U ecosystem with integration into small cells and mobile devices, and proves co-existence with Wi-Fi
City Deal partners to become developer to boost affordable housing
Plans for the Greater Cambridge City Deal partners to speed up the delivery of affordable homes by becoming a housing developer have been announced.
Talented college chefs victorious at University of Cambridge Culinary Competition
The 2015 University of Cambridge Culinary Competition excelled once again this year in showcasing the talents of the chefs and waiters who work within the busy College catering departments. Each participant set their sights on winning the coveted gold awards, across a record number of 16 classes this year, as well as the prestigious Stewards’ Cup.
IWM Duxford’s American Air Museum redevelopment wins funding
IWM Duxford has received a grant of £160,000 from the DCMS/Wolfson Museums & Galleries Improvement Fund 2011-16 for its American Air Museum redevelopment project.
CUH consultant helps develop first bladder cancer guideline
A consultant urologist from CUH Addenbrooke’s has helped to develop the first national guideline on bladder cancer.
The power of print
We live in a digital world, but when it comes to standing out, digital is not always the best option. Sometimes, the power of a tangible, printed piece of marketing can get you the stand out you need, and convey an awful lot of brand value and personality in the process.
New ambr® bioreactor systems enhanced with software for Design of Experiments (DoE)
Enables robust, flexible bioprocess development in single-use bioreactors
SCC awarded two-year DWP Hosting contract for Universal Credit
SCC is the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) new secure Hosting Partner for delivering Universal Credit after signing a two-year partnership.
How to protect your business from the end of Microsoft Windows Server 2003
This July, Microsoft will no longer issue security updates for any version of Windows Server 2003.
Investors in People appoints Somersault as video communications agency
Following a competitive tender process, Somersault has been appointed as the video communications agency to leading B2B brand Investors in People, which was recently recognised as a Superbrand by business and marketing professionals. The 12-month contract will see the multi award winning agency supporting a range of video content and strategy activities.
Bigger bangs and squishier squelches at Science Festival
Families and children are in for a real treat with bigger bangs, squishier squelches, lots more snot and ice cream, simulated surgery, and a few robots wandering around at this year’s Cambridge Science Festival.
New drug-driving offence in force from 2 March 2015
A new offence will come into force on Monday in England to combat driving where a driver has certain drugs in his or her body above the limit permitted by law. It will mirror existing excess alcohol cases where the simple presence of alcohol above the permitted level creates the offence, explains Transport lawyer Tim Ridyard.
CW TEC focuses on IoT and seamless connectivity for smart wearables
There are only three weeks until the inaugural CW Technology and Engineering Conference that will bring together world-class speakers to discuss the future of mobile, satellite, TV, IoT, wearable technology and their impact on spectral value.
Top young illustrators get chance to shine
The work of some the UK’s most talented young illustrators has gone on show in Cambridge, with the launch of the MA Children’s Book Illustration graduation exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University.
Cambridge Trauma Conference is aimed at health care professionals
Following last year’s extremely successful Cambridge Trauma Conference, Addenbrooke's Post Graduate Medical Centre is delighted to bring you another in its wake – in a similar format yet with totally new content. The event takes place on 12th and 13th March 2015 at The Møller Centre, Storey’s Way, Cambridge.
Does solar energy have a bright future?
A new report says that solar energy is set to be the cheapest option in some parts of the world, says The Scientific Alliance.
Decoding behaviour: an eLife interview with Fanny Cazettes
In a series of interviews with early-career researchers, eLife explores how they became interested in science, what they are working on at present, and what they hope to achieve in the future.
Eight tried and tested ways to engage staff in charity partnerships
Do you have a corporate partnership with a charity? That’s fantastic! Here are some tips for making sure your staff are engaged and geared up to help raise money...
Confidence Tip: How misunderstandings happen and how to deal with them
Partner 1 texts partner 2 on a very cold winter’s morning:“Windows frozen, won't open.”Partner 2 texts back: “Gently pour some lukewarm water over it and gently tap edges with hammer.”Partner 1 texts back 5 minutes later: “Computer really messed up now!”