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Horizon Discovery CEO Darrin Disley wins 'Entrepreneur of the Year' award
Horizon Discovery Group plc, the international life science company supplying research tools and services to organisations engaged in genomics research and the development of personalised medicines, announced today that the Company’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Darrin Disley, has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year at last night’s (Wednesday's) Quoted Company Awards 2015 in London.
Ashton KCJ delivers another successful transaction with sale of Beam Group Limited
Ashton KCJ has recently advised the shareholders of Beam Group Limited in connection with its sale to a large distribution company for an undisclosed sum.
Attain your personal best
What do you excel at? More importantly, what do you excel at, love doing, want to do MORE and get better and better at, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
Endomag’s Sentimag® trial begins in the US
Endomag, the cancer healthcare company, has announced the completion of the first procedures in the USA using its Sentimag® and Sienna+® system for staging breast cancer, marking the start of its pivotal clinical trial.
The search is on for EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year 2015
EY is pleased to announce the official launch of Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015, a programme considered the world's most prestigious business award that celebrates the region’s most dynamic entrepreneurs.
Previously un-exhibited art by Royal Academicians on display at Wolfson College
Twenty-eight exceptional works by 15 Royal Academicians will be on display at Wolfson College, Cambridge, throughout 2015 as part of a programme of celebrations to mark Wolfson’s 50th anniversary.
Huppert gains fracking ban on Britain’s most protected land
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has won an outright ban on fracking in some of Britain’s most protected countryside.
Design Council’s 2014 and looking ahead to 2015
2014 was certainly an exciting, busy year for Design Council. To round it off, on 19 December, we celebrated our 70th anniversary, a momentous occasion for an organisation born out of post-war necessity.
New research project makes sound sense
An alternative to traditional audio description, which is added to TV and film for visually impaired audiences, is being developed by an audio expert at Anglia Ruskin University.
A wider vision - Malawi update from Citystay
Citystay provides an update on its work with the Lifeline Fund in Malawi.
Cresset publishes January newsletter
Cresset, innovative provider of computational chemistry software and services, has published its latest newsletter.
PPD expands clinical supplies facility in Athlone, Ireland
Pharmaceutical Product Development, LLC (PPD) has completed an expansion of its clinical supplies facility in Athlone, Ireland, that will enable the company to double its packaging warehousing capabilities and quadruple its distribution services. The additional space also enables the company to enhance support of clients’ clinical trials.
CUH in the top 15 for low mortality rates
CUH is one of only 15 NHS Trusts in England which has lower than average death rates, according to an independent body.
New book explains how to develop reliable embedded systems
SafeTTy Systems will provide free copies of a popular new book on reliable embedded systems at their workshop at the UK Device Developers' Conference.
The absence of light plays a central role in e-Luminate Cambridge Festival event
Following the great success of last year’s event, the Dark Concert is set to return to Cambridge as part of e-Luminate’s closing ceremony.
Breathing Buildings sponsors Cambridge Engineers!
Breathing Buildings sponsored the prizes at an Engineers' evening at Girton College on Friday 16 January. The engineering students got together to learn about some of the exciting and challenging fourth year undergraduates research projects being undertaken
Birketts sponsors Edouard Manet exhibition in Norwich
Birketts is delighted to be the principal sponsor of Homage to Manet in association with the East Anglia Art Fund and Arts Council England.
Researching hormones and behaviour? Come to a Salimetrics Spit Camp in Cambridge
Learn "All about Saliva" on one of the training days at the Salimetrics Saliva Laboratory, based at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge.
Domino announces presence at Label&Print '15
Domino has confirmed its plans to attend Label&Print ’15 (NEC Birmingham, 25–26 February), the UK’s largest print for packaging exhibition.
1Spatial takes FME World Tour to Perth and Sydney in April/May
1Spatial, the spatial big data company, will take the Australian leg of the FME World Tour to Perth, Western Australia in addition to Sydney in April/May this year, with new cloud-based data transformation and application integration capabilities on show.
'H is for Hawk' by Helen Macdonald is Costa Book of the Year
H is for Hawk by Cambridge academic Helen Macdonald has beaten bookies’ favourite, How to be both by Ali Smith, to win the title of 2014 Costa Book of the Year. H is for Hawk, part memoir and part nature book, is the author’s personal account of training a goshawk as a way of dealing with grief following her father’s death.
Nemesis Bioscience wins King’s College Entrepreneurship Award
Nemesis Bioscience Ltd (Cambridge, UK) announced today that it has been awarded an Entrepreneurship Award by King’s College, Cambridge. The King’s College judges, who include current members of the College as well as alumni Gerard Mizrahi, Hermann Hauser and Stuart Lyons, reached their decision after detailed presentations on the company’s business plan, technology and intellectual property.
Planning approved for one of the UK’s largest zero carbon developments
Cambridge City Council and Hill, the top 20 housebuilder, have gained planning permission for a £60 million zero carbon joint venture development in Cambridge. The 208 dwellings represent the next phase of Great Kneighton in the Cambridge Southern Fringe and will be one of the largest zero carbon developments in the country.
Imagine Cambridge in 2065: latest from the Network's CEO
Do you have a vision for the future of Cambridge? Cambridge Network's CEO Claire Ruskin has been considering what the city might be like in 2065...
Tackling teenage acne with light therapy
Eight in 10 teenagers get some form of acne and the lasting impact on self-esteem is not to be underestimated, as it can cause permanent scarring. Many of the prescription treatments, which include antibiotics and the contraceptive pill, can also have side-effects. A safe, clinically proven alternative to medication is blue and red light therapy and Lumie Clear is the first to combine these…