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EACH Royal Patron HRH The Duchess of Cambridge to visit Emma Bridgewater factory
Staff from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) will join Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge, who is Patron of EACH, to visit the Emma Bridgewater factory in Stoke-on-Trent later this month to learn more about a special pottery project which will raise vital awareness and funds for their nook appeal.
MedImmune and University of Manchester partner to advance protein formulation science
MedImmune, the global biologics research and development arm of AstraZeneca, and the Centre of Excellence in Biopharmaceuticals (COEBP) at The University of Manchester today announced that they have entered into a new research collaboration to generate cutting-edge protein formulation science.
Somersault adds to growing team
Somersault has expanded its team to meet growing demand. Toufique Ali has joined as a Producer/Editor and Rosemary Scott as Marketing Manager.
RBS collaborates to support success for Westway Services
The management team at Westway Services Ltd has received an integrated debt package from The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) teams in Cambridge and London to support the existing management team and stakeholders in the next stage of business growth.
Farming industry must embrace the Internet of Things vision
The farming industry must embrace the use of precision agriculture and harness the emerging Internet of Things (IoT), if it is to feed the 9.6 billion global population expected by 2050, says Therese Cory, senior analyst at Beecham Research and one of the authors of a new report launched today called ‘Towards Smart Farming’.
Women in Bioinformatics: Nurturing the next generation
The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) this week hosted 'Women in Bioinformatics Day', opening its doors to 12 female high school students to nurture their passion for computing and reveal career opportunities in the bioinformatics field to talented young students, regardless of gender.
Six tactics to tackle 'job seeker drought'
There’s no doubt about it – our economy is on the way up. As a result, this year is going to see many more new vacancies, giving job seekers increased choice.
Domino printer reduces downtime and saves costs for Millmount Healthcare
Pharmaceutical contract packaging provider Millmount Healthcare has enjoyed reduced downtime and achieved cost savings following the installation of Domino’s V230i thermal transfer printer as part of a compliance upgrade.
A practical approach to 5G
CW event looks at whether the wireless industry will be able to deliver 5G.
Discover planes, trains and automobiles at Cambridge Science Centre
Be transported by the great family events programme at Cambridge Science Centre this February half term (14-22 February).
Rare part of early Cambridge computer discovered - search is on for more
A very rare original part of EDSAC, one of the world’s first computers, has resurfaced in the USA and the discovery suggests that other parts of EDSAC may still be in existence. The EDSAC reconstruction team at The National Museum of Computing is eager to find out if there could be more.
Landis+Gyr releases intelligent fault circuit indicator for gridstream network
Landis+Gyr, a leader in energy management solutions, announced the commercial availability of the S610 Line Sensor for the Gridstream® RF network, a smart grid platform for advanced metering and grid management applications.
Yvonne goes from Kenya to Cambridge to London
Cambridge Judge MFin alumna fulfils her ambition to study in Cambridge and then secures a role at Barclays in London.
ARM sets new standard for the premium mobile experience
ARM has announced a suite of IP that will enable a new standard for premium experiences on 2016 mobile devices. At the heart of this suite is the ARM Cortex-A72 processor, which is the highest performing CPU technology available for developing mobile SoCs today.
Winter woollies’ result in wonderful donation!
Stuart Kirbyshire of Intertek contacted us before Christmas to share news of a fundraiser they were holding on our behalf.
The Cambridge Roar has officially launched
Business people from across the county came together at Quy Mill Hotel to celebrate the launch of Cambridge Roar this evening.
Taylor Wessing's Tech Focus 100: connecting fast-growth UK tech companies to global contacts
International law firm Taylor Wessing has launched the Tech Focus 100 – a premium, peer-to-peer members' community aimed at filling a gap in the market to help UK tech companies develop and grow.
element14 launches new six times faster Raspberry Pi™ 2 board
(BUSINESS WIRE)--The new Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B is now available to buy, priced around £25 ($35). Unveiled at a launch event yesterday (Monday) at The Shard, London by element14 and Raspberry Pi Trading, the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B is six times faster than the previous model and now boasts 1GB of RAM to run bigger and more powerful projects.
First Great Western SAD therapy train carriage uses Lumie Lights
Passengers today enjoyed the first ever SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) therapy train carriage on the First Great Western 7.06am train from London Paddington Station to Penzance, Cornwall.
Precision Medicine Catapult comes to Cambridge?
The Catapult team is touring the country to find a home for the Precision Medicine Catapult. Last Friday the team came to Cambridge ...
A date for your diary - Business Excellence Awards 2015
The Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards is one of the longest running business awards schemes in the country. The 2015 event will be the 22nd and will be staged in the majestic surroundings of the Great Hall at King’s College, Cambridge on 19 March 2015.
A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme moves up a gear
Plans for a major new bypass, widening the existing A1 and A14, improvements to Huntingdon Town Centre and new local access roads in Cambridgeshire have taken a major step forward.
Cambridge Index declines 3.0%
The Cambridge Index retreated 3% or 520.4 points to 17,074.5, as eight of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses.
The journey of Demis Hassabis: from the computer lab to Google DeepMind
Demis Hassabis is nothing short of a legend. Among many of the skills he holds in his wide repertoire are artificial intelligence researcher, neuroscientist, computer game designer, world-class gamer, and an astonishing technology entrepreneur. Hear him talk about his journey at a CUTEC lecture on February 19th.
Young entrepreneurs are invited to join CUTEC's Business Surgeries
Get on-the-spot advice from experts in the field through CUTEC’s Business Surgeries. Forthcoming free 1-on-1 sessions are to support your startup or young business.