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Aseptika BuddyWOTCH shortlisted for three awards for wearables 2015
Aseptika’s BuddyWOTCH(TM) a medically-certified wearable smartwatch that measures, records and transmits key vital signs of those with chronic respiratory disease, has been shortlisted for three separate categories of awards at the Wearable Technology Show 2015.
VeriTag™ NGS Diagnostic Tests for HIV and HCV
Our proprietary VeriTag™ NGS tests will be marketed as reagent assay kits that include access to cloud-based data analysis through a simple web interface. The tests will deliver clinical reports that interpret the sequencing data and accurately guide clinical management.
2015 Microsoft Research PhD Scholarship projects announced
Microsoft Research Cambridge has long engaged in collaboration with academic researchers through research projects, Joint Research Centers, internships, and event sponsorships.
Cambridge Literary Festival: children's highlights announced
Cambridge Literary Festival is thrilled to confirm that beloved children’s author Judith Kerr will be appearing at its spring festival.
Penalties, prevention and ISO 45001
Three reasons to translate health and safety policies for your migrant workforce...
Studio 24 MD is arrested!
It was a surprise to the team at Studio 24 when the police arrived on the doorstep of the company's HQ on Friday to arrest Jonathan Woods, the Managing Director! The police charged him, put him in handcuffs and led him away to an awaiting police vehicle...
New Technology Centre announced on Cambridge Science Park
Trinity College is pleased to announce that in partnership with the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills it plans to build the Sir John Bradfield Centre, a new Technology Centre in the heart of the Cambridge Science Park. The Prime Minister David Cameron visited the site yesterday afternoon (Thursday) to make the announcement.
UniFest offers a free taste of the higher life
Children can assist a surgeon, learn to survive a zombie attack and help a lonely dinosaur find his place in the world as part of UniFest 2015 at Anglia Ruskin University.
Julian joins International Development Minister for Camfed visit
MP Julian Huppert, who fought for Britain to lead the way on overseas aid, is today visiting a Cambridge charity dedicated to supporting girls and young women in the poorest rural communities of Africa.
Acting ‘out of character’ in the workplace
Look around your workplace – and ask yourself which colleagues you’d describe as extravert and which as introvert. Perhaps your most talkative workmate is actually an introvert? Research by Sanna Balsari-Palsule, a PhD candidate in Cambridge University's Department of Psychology, investigates the ways in which people act 'out of character' – and how the consequences play out in the workplace.
Cambridge residents step up campaign to fund community centre through share scheme
The Save Our Space campaign, led by the Petersfield Area Community Trust (PACT), this week made a formal offer to acquire the Sturton Street Chapel and Hall to create a thriving community centre.
Could you volunteer to make a better Cambridge?
An exciting new event next weekend aims to bring together voluntary organisations with members of the community who would like to help make a real difference to life in Cambridge.
London 2012 survey gives businesses a voice
Businesses across London are being encouraged to take part in a study to understand the commercial impact of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Business Impact and Legacy Study 2015 is being carried out by Anglia Ruskin University, in collaboration with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
SCC awarded place on HEPCW Audio Visual Framework Agreement for Education
SCC has been awarded a place on the Higher Education Purchasing Consortium, Wales (HEPCW) Framework Agreement for Audio Visual Products and Services.
Key themes and topics from the biggest healthcare investing event of the year
Sagentia recently attended the 33rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.
MedImmune and NIST partner to advance development of biological therapies
MedImmune, the global biologics research and development arm of AstraZeneca, and the US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) today announced the signing of a five-year agreement to jointly support research that will help advance drug discovery and manufacturing.
Camfed and Salesforce: How technology helps to deliver change at scale
The two main components to Camfed’s ability to scale its impact, while maintaining its focus on the individual girl and her entitlement to a quality, safe education, are communities and ‘big data,’ delivered by robust finance and data systems, centralized in Salesforce.
Domino enters transactional & direct mail market with high-speed K630i digital printing press
Domino Printing Sciences will mark its entry into transactional, direct mail and book printing applications with the launch of the K630i high speed monochrome printing press at the Hunkeler Innovation Days (23rd – 26th February, Lucerne, Switzerland).
Sable&Hawkes delivers new identity and website for CCSS
Cambridge design communications company Sable&Hawkes have delivered a new identity and website for the Cambridge Centre for Sixth Form Studies.
Innomech to develop lens manufacturing equipment for Rayner
Automation consultancy GB Innomech has been appointed by Rayner Intraocular Lenses Limited to design and develop automated lens manufacturing equipment.
Reddie & Grose provides 'prompt, thorough and practical legal insight' - MIP 2014
Reddie & Grose is pleased to announce that its patent and trade mark practices have been recommended in Managing Intellectual Property's IP Stars.
UK’s attention to training pays off at European patent exams
Alan Bates of Reddie & Grose looks at the comparative pass and fail rates of UK, German and French candidates for European Patent exams following the release of the latest results of the European Qualifying Examination.
Agri-tech research in the UK - a major field of growth
In 2013 the UK Government identified agri-tech as one of its “eight great technologies”. Daniel Shaw discusses how the UK Government's first agri-tech strategy may affect innovators within the sector.
Examiners are cleverer than you think, Cambridge Assessment research suggests
The judgement of expert examiners should play a key role in setting grade boundaries, researchers at exam group Cambridge Assessment argue today.
Stale illusion: mutual funds exploit through higher fees investors who chase ‘stale returns’
Investors fail to distinguish between relevant and stale components of fund performance, finds research co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.