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Opportunity for start-ups to collaborate with Bosch
Cambridge start-ups are invited to apply for the Bosch Venture Forum, which takes place on 15 and 16 June 2015 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Polysolar shortlisted in supplier competition for Canary Wharf Group
Canary Wharf Group in conjunction with tech accelerator Level 39 has shortlisted Polysolar as its finalists for the Cognicity Challenge. Aside from a £50,000 prize, the competition offers Polysolar the opportunity to trial its technology across the Canary Wharf estate.
Cambridge Science Festival comes of age
What will we do if our CO2 reduction efforts don't work? How does work make you healthier? Are we becoming more experimental in our sex lives? These are a few of the many questions explored at the 2015 Cambridge Science Festival. Bookings open on Monday (9 February) at 10.30am when 18,000 tickets will be made available.
Sustainability East addresses the injustices of climate change
Regional social enterprise, Sustainability East, in partnership with Climate UK and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, recently hosted a workshop in Cambridge to launch a powerful new website and mapping tool called Climate Just, to analyse climate impacts, flood risk and fuel poverty at a neighbourhood level.
Cambridge Nanotherm appoints Ewald Braith as Non-Exec Director
Industry big-hitter has been appointed to help guide the next phase of Cambridge Nanotherm's growth and further global expansion.
Avondale completes the sale of Januarys and Bradshaws to Carter Jonas
Avondale, the leading commercial business sales and acquisitions service provider, has today announced its part as lead advisor in the sale of New Square Holdings Group, comprising of two Cambridge based property companies; Januarys and Bradshaws, to Carter Jonas, one of the UK's leading property consultancies, for an undisclosed sum.
Anglia Ruskin helps pupils keep Eyes on the Prize
Anglia Ruskin University welcomed 1,800 Year 9 students from local schools in its biggest ever Eyes on the Prize event.
Alumnus helps revolutionise high street banking with mobile innovation
Metro Bank, which opened its Cambridge store on Friday 30th January, is the first new high-street bank in the UK for over 100 years. For Cambridge engineer, Phil Sorrell, this was also a significant landmark.
New Finance Society is just the business!
Anglia Ruskin University is launching a new society on its Chelmsford campus for local financial professionals.
I hate the Internet of Things with a passion
Do we really need the Internet of Things? asks James Miller of Foursys.
Spirus appointed as marketing and PR agency for Facet5 Global
Spirus has been chosen by global personality profiling company Facet5 to lead its worldwide communications and marketing campaigns, from social media management to worldwide PR.
Bailey Fisher assists Imperial Innovations with investor appointment
Bailey Fisher Executive Search is pleased to have worked with Imperial Innovations on the search for a Principal, resulting in the successful appointment of Mario Branciforti.
Artificially-intelligent robot scientist ‘Eve’ could boost search for new drugs
Eve, an artificially-intelligent ‘robot scientist’ could make drug discovery faster and much cheaper, say researchers writing in the Royal Society journal Interface.
Stansted unveils next phase of airport transformation
London Stansted has announced the next phase of its airport transformation - an £8million upgrade of its Satellite One departure gate area.
Celestial bodies and their role in cancer research
Astronomy and oncology do not make obvious bedfellows, but the search for new stars and galaxies has surprising similarities with the search for cancerous cells. This has led to new ways of speeding up image analysis in cancer research.
Professor to keep Anglia Ruskin in good health
Anglia Ruskin University has appointed Professor Ruth Taylor as the new Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean for the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education (FHSCE).
Green tea could aid weight loss – new study
New research shows that green tea could help people to lose weight, if combined with exercise.
New SCC Cloud services set to ‘transform public sector working’
SCC’s latest Cloud services will ‘transform the way the public sector works’, following its successful inclusion on the G-Cloud 6 Framework.
See the light at e-Luminate festival
The dark nights of winter will be lit up for five nights later this month as Cambridge is turned into an open-air Light Lab.
Videojet introduces Royal Mail MailMark barcode printing
Coding and marking machines specialist Videojet Technologies has been approved by Royal Mail to print its MailMark 2D barcode.
Videojet delivers lifetime traceability and code security with new 7810 UV Laser
7810 Ultraviolet 2 watt laser provides high-speed, on-the-fly, permanent marking for lifetime product traceability
Confidence Tip: How to have more self-esteem and more love in your life
As February is the month of Valentine’s Day it got Madeleine Morgan of Growu thinking about love in its broadest sense – whether we call it romance, connection, rapport, understanding, team spirit, appreciation, caring, customer service or…?
Conference Cambridge chooses Cancer Research UK as charity of the year
The official, free venue-finding service for Cambridge University and its Colleges as well as hotels and other unique properties in the city, has named its chosen charity for 2015. Conference Cambridge is partnering with Cancer Research UK to provide support in terms of providing venues.
Peak Oil postponed
What are the implications of unexpectedly cheap oil? The Scientific Alliance discusses the issues.
Bailey Fisher assists Grapeshot with Finance Director search
Bailey Fisher Executive Search is pleased to have worked with Grapeshot on the search for a Finance Director, resulting in the successful appointment of Mark Ashworth.