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Over a quarter of consumers in East Anglia switched energy supplier in 2014, says EY survey
Over a quarter (28%) of consumers in East Anglia have switched gas or electricity supplier in the past year, according to the results of an EY survey.
'Nehru and today's India'
The University of Cambridge hosted Nehru and Today’s India, a major international symposium, in New Delhi last week to assess and mark the legacy of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister and Cambridge alumnus, in the year of his 125th birth anniversary.
Zinwave showcases UNItivity, a next-generation Unified connectivity platform at MWC
Zinwave Ltd, global suppliers of wideband distributed antenna systems (DAS) for in-building wireless coverage, will showcase UNItivity, its next generation unified connectivity platform at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona (2-5 March).
Morale matters: Cambridge Judge Fellow Ben Hardy wins Chartered Management Institute award.
A research paper on improving employee morale and performance, whose lead author is Ben Hardy, Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School, has won top prize in the annual Management Articles of the Year competition of the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
Heraeus Noblelight relocates arc and flashlamp laboratory to Cambridge
Heraeus Noblelight has moved its applications laboratory from the Technical University of Kaiserlautern, in Germany, to Cambridge, the headquarters and manufacturing facility of its Arc and Flash division where it will provide expert resource in developing Xenon flash technology to meet the latest industrial challenges.
Advanced analysis: Event focuses on the future of manufacturing design
Many designers are now using general purpose finite element analysis (FEA) solvers for analysing linear and nonlinear stress, dynamics, and heat transfer characteristics of structures and mechanical components. To learn how advanced analysis will affect the Future of Manufacturing Design - join Micro Concepts Ltd on March 19th at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.
New cloud-based OMIM text mining service for enhanced genotype-phenotype analysis
Advanced NLP text analytics over gene-disease database brings powerful search benefits for target identification, NGS annotation, clinical genetics and diagnostics.
A shining example - St John’s College stars In Sustainability Awards
The Catering & Conferences team at a Cambridge College is celebrating winning Two Stars in the Sustainable Restaurants Association Awards for its efforts to source food more sustainably, to engage with its local community and its commitment to environmental good practice.
UK conference to discuss safety critical software development
Organisers of this year's UK Device Developers' Conference have announced that there will be workshops and presentations relating to the development of safety critical and certified software.
Cambridge entrepreneur one in a thousand for the MNDA
Cambridge entrepreneur Justin Hayward is one of only 15 British cross-country skiers to take part among the 16,000 racers in the famous Vasaloppet in Sweden on Sunday March 8, 2015. He is raising funds for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
International Trade Missions
Taking a strong business & turning it into an exporter can seem like an ambition too far. However, with the right support, access to expert help & a visit to a target market, many can take steps towards securing international sales and presence.Santander can support you on your export journey via the Trade Mission programme.
Mobile Generations - how technology is shaping the workplace
Response to the recent “Mobile Generations” event hosted by COEL Office Furniture and Orangebox has been very positive. The event looked at the way in which mobile technology is affecting the workplace, and how forward thinking manufacturers are providing office furniture solutions to deal with the challenges this presents.
Future Materials Group opens new Cambridge facilities and announces European expansion plans
Future Materials Group (FMG), the strategic growth advisers to the advanced composite materials and high value manufacturing sectors, will be announcing the opening of its new UK facilities in Cambridge and plans for expansion in Europe at JEC Europe 2015.
US2U Consulting shares PM with the PM!
US2U Consulting's Rachel Blackburn met Prime Minister David Cameron during his recent visit to the East of England.
TTP develops small cell deployment
The Technology Partnership (TTP) has developed an innovative approach to small cells for use on lamp posts that dramatically simplifies the delivery of urban LTE.
ARM and Microsoft support Internet of agri-Things meeting
Agri-food is set to benefit from the emerging Internet of Things. At a meeting in Cambridge tomorrow (Tuesday), innovative farmers and growers will be able to influence technologists at the forefront of developments. This includes Weightless-N, a new standard set to launch in early 2015, that will accelerate the creation of a new generation of low cost, networked sensors.
£180,000 facelift for 'unique' medical service for local homeless people
A GP’s surgery in Newmarket Road, Cambridge, which provides a ‘unique service’ to the city’s homeless and street population, has had a £180,000 refit, paid for by Cambridge City Council which owns the building.
Self-control is key to starting a business
Individuals with a high level of self-control are more likely to get their business idea off the ground, according to a new study published by the Journal of Business Venturing.
Anglia Ruskin athletes’ great eight
Anglia Ruskin University is celebrating an impressive eight-medal haul for its Judokas at the 2015 British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) Nationals in Sheffield.
Anderson Yates invests in Netsuite consulting competency and expands its cloud offerings
Anderson Yates partners with Netsuite through Collaborative Systems Consulting in Cambridge and Keystone Data in Leeds - and invests in Netsuite consulting competency to provide independent advice and assistance to companies evaluating cloud based business management solutions.
Get involved in National Apprenticeship Week
For National Apprenticeship Week, the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has launched ‘Back 2 the Floor’ – a campaign to emphasise the importance of apprenticeships to local growth and encourage more businesses in the local area to offer them.
Bromium research highlights increasing concerns around end user security risk
Users clicking on internet content cited as greatest risk; IT professionals struggle with false security alerts, detection and remediation
Illumina launches the NeoPrep Library Prep System
Illumina's innovative load-and-go system brings high-quality, reproducible library prep to any lab.
CUB sponsors the British Championships at Wisbech and District Kart Racing Club
CUB UK in March continues to sponsor a local charitable organisation. The Wisbech and District Kart Racing Club is all about grass kart racing and providing an exciting activity that families and young people can get involved in.
Population Genetics licenses VeriTag™ patent to Agilent Technologies
Population Genetics Technologies Ltd (PGT) has exclusively licensed patent rights including US 8,481,292 covering its VeriTag™ technology to Agilent Technologies.