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Bioscience and innovation for health - examining the issues
A new series of lively seminars taking a broad perspective on bioscience, health and the policy implications of innovation in the UK health system launches in Cambridge next month.
USAID, Broad Institute and Illumina partner to combat Ebola epidemic in West Africa
To help combat the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and Illumina, Inc., today announced they have entered into a public-private partnership to aid those on the ground who are fighting the spread of the virus.
Abcam wins ‘Best use of digital media’ at Life Science Industry Awards
Abcam plc., a leading provider of protein research tools and services, announced today that it has won the Life Science Industry Award for the ‘Best use of digital media’.
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Calcium loss is turning lakes to ‘jelly’
Declining calcium levels in some North American lakes are causing major depletions of dominant plankton species, enabling the rapid rise of their ecological competitor: a small jelly-clad invertebrate. Scientists say increasing ‘jellification’ will damage fish stocks and filtration systems that allow lakes to supply drinking water, and that lakes may have been pushed into “an entirely new…
Lifelong learning and the plastic brain
Our brains are plastic. They continually remould neural connections as we learn, experience and adapt. Now researchers are asking if new understanding of these processes can help us train our brains.
TGAC workshop introduces genotyping by sequencing
In collaboration with RGB-Net, a European-funded COST action on rabbit genome biology, The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) ran a four-day workshop aimed at introducing early stage scientists to genotyping by sequencing (GBS) and equipping them with the skills required to effectively utilise GBS in their future research.
Awards galore for Cambridge Imaging Systems
Cambridge Imaging Systems is having a very good year – not least because its Enterprise Video Platform Imagen has received two prestigious broadcast industry awards in the last couple of months, and is nominated for a third.
Ubisense enhances Smart Factory for improved manufacturing efficiency
Ubisense Group plc, a leader in real-time location intelligence systems, adds powerful new capabilities to further enhance Ubisense Smart Factory, an industry-leading solution that enables vehicle and industrial manufacturers to gain the operational control required to accomplish the demanding assembly processes they are facing today and will face in the future.
Cambridge Publishing Management raises hundreds for Macmillan Cancer Support!
Cambridge VIPs were among the many guests who supported Cambridge Publishing Management's second Macmillan Coffee Morning on Friday 26 September.
‘Over-searching’ online can be detrimental
From hiring to holidays, ‘group’ searches can cause heartbreak if not managed properly.
Cambridge Publishing Management Autumn 2014 newsletter
Welcome to Cambridge Publishing Management's autumn newsletter.
BAM Construct wins £80million contract to build central aspects of NWCD
The University of Cambridge has awarded its largest value construction package for the first phase of the North West Cambridge Development to BAM Construction.
Businesses to go behind the scenes at Borderville
Borderville Sports Centre will open its doors for a special event to bring the local business community together next week. The special behind-the-scenes tour is being hosted by New College Stamford in partnership with Stamford Chamber of Commerce.
Global eyesight study wins research prize
A study led by researchers at Anglia Ruskin University has been named Outstanding Scientific Paper by the American Public Health Authority’s Vision Care section.
Cambridge-based authors shortlisted for 2014 Costa Book Awards
Costa has announced the shortlists for the 2014 Costa Book Awards, which include Cambridge-based authors Ali Smith, Helen Macdonald and Marcus Sedgwick.
New partnerships put Milton Keynes at heart of $400bn Smart Cities revolution
Tech Mahindra Ltd. a specialist in digital transformation, consulting and business re-engineering, today announced that it has joined forces with The Open University (OU) and Milton Keynes Council (Council) in leading the charge in the United Kingdom’s Smart Cities revolution.
Cambridge Judge MBA ranked sixth among non-US schools by Bloomberg Businessweek
The MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School has been ranked sixth among schools outside the United States in the 2014 rankings by Bloomberg Businessweek magazine, which ranked 85 US and 27 non-US schools.
Leading barrister joins Birketts
Matthew Gowen has joined the corporate criminal defence team at top 100 law firm Birketts as a barrister.
How could flexible work changes affect your SME?
SMEs could face costly tribunals following flexible work changes, warns Cambridge law firm, Stone King.
Eight19 secures £1m funding
Eight19, the leading developer of low cost organic photovoltaics (OPV) technology capable of delivering flexible and light-weight solar panels in high volume, is pleased to announce it has received a further £1m of investment.
City Deal Shadow Board holds first public meeting
The Greater Cambridge City Deal Shadow Board is holding its first public meeting today at the Guildhall in Cambridge.
Growing 3D lung tissue in the lab to beat cancer
Help two University of Cambridge doctors build real lung tissue using stem cells to uncover more about the biggest cancer killer.
Chain Reaction is just days away
The Chain Reaction is back for its fourth year, bigger and better than ever. At this spectacular Cambridge Science Centre event at the Guildhall on Saturday (22 November), families, schools and local companies will get stuck into building a huge chain of crazy contraptions that trigger one another around the room and across the stage.