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FDA approves MS drug developed by University of Cambridge researchers
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Lemtrada(TM) (alemtuzumab) for the treatment of patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (MS), Sanofi and its subsidiary Genzyme have announced.
Scene and heard: a week of Cambridge poetry
Recalling the spirit of the iconic Cambridge Poetry Festivals of the 70s and 80s, a new celebration of Cambridge poetry begins on November 22, featuring performances by Vahni Capildeo, John James, Mark Ford and former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams.
Molecular event mapping opens door to more tests 'in silico'
Scientists report a new method for establishing whether chemical compounds are safe for human use without "in vivo" testing, based on so-called "molecular initiating events" at the boundary between chemistry and biology.
Eurotech introduces Hi√e, the ultimate accelerated computing solution
Eurotech, a leader in green supercomputing technology, announced the launch of the Hi√e (High Velocity) system, the new addition to the Aurora line of supercomputers.
History comes full circle, thanks to the Addenbrooke’s choir detectives!
The Addenbrooke’s Hospital Choir has tracked down the relative of a World War One soldier who is responsible for part of their annual Christmas Carol Concert this year.
bioMérieux/Illumina to co-develop next-gen sequencing for monitoring of bacterial infections
bioMérieux, a world leader in the field of in vitro diagnostics, and Illumina (Nasdaq:ILMN), a world leader in genomics, announced they have signed an exclusive agreement to launch a next-generation sequencing (NGS) epidemiology solution for service labs. The two companies will jointly develop applications for microbiology sequencing technologies within a four-year renewable period.
Zinwave signs manufacturing agreement with Plexus
Zinwave, a global provider of wideband DAS (distributed antenna system) technology, confirms a manufacturing agreement with Plexus Corp, a global provider of optimized product realization solutions. The agreement ensures Zinwave remains a major player in the in-building DAS market.
TTP challenges the ordinary
Scientists and engineers, do you think differently?
Contextual security is key to enabling business mobility
Citrix customers adopting mobile workspaces rely on Citrix to protect data, manage and enforce policies, and ensure enterprise-class security for today’s mobile workforce.
Edwina Dunn appointed Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College
Edwina Dunn, co-founder of Dunnhumby and CEO of Starcount, has been appointed an Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, in recognition of her continued work inspiring young women to achieve their full potential through her projects and as a successful role model for other women.
Tame your computer - calendar craft
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to display week numbers in your calendar (Outlook 2010-2013)...
New biodiesel technology wins prestigious IChemE Sustainable Technology Award
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies wins an award for its innovative reactive distillation technology, which produces renewable, clean burning biodiesel fuel.
Cambridge business joins 'The Guardian' Q&A on social media marketing
Social i Media’s Anna Lawlor is to join a salubrious line-up of experts on The Guardian for a live panel debate about the future of social media for marketers.
2idesign called when time is of the essence for FABPulous
FABPulous, makers of True Rapid Test, which detects a significant increase in H-FABP - the new early biomarker for heart muscle damage - came to 2idesign with a tight deadline for an upcoming exhibition.
Energy sector powers growth in the East of England, says EY
The energy sector directly supports around 8,000 jobs in the East of England, according to Powering the UK, a new report prepared by professional services firm EY for Energy UK.
EACH Royal Patron HRH The Duchess of Cambridge to attend Norfolk hospice appeal launch
HRH The Duchess of Cambridge will attend the launch of East Anglia's Children's Hospices' (EACH's) £10 million fundraising appeal to build a new children’s hospice in the heart of Norfolk.
RBS and NatWest customers can receive mobile payments through Paym
RBS and NatWest have announced that from today, customers are able to register to receive mobile payments through Paym, the industry-wide payments initiative developed by the Payments Council.
Proximagen licenses Cresset’s computational tools
Proximagen licenses Cresset’s computational tools for scaffold identification and bioisostere replacement.
Spam or junk email: a simple way to reduce it
Junk emails and spam - Ixer provides a quick definition and explains a simple way to reduce some of it.
WaveFX streams accessibility webcast from Reed Elsevier London office
Reed Elsevier Accessibility Working Group is driving accessibility forward, working with colleagues to deliver educational webinars, featuring speakers from in and outside the company.
Do you have the 2% mindset?
Do you have the 2% mindset? Where in your career or your life are you choosing to take the safe option instead of doing what you'd most like, because fear is getting in the way, asks Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
Fitzgibbon channels Led Zeppelin into practical engineering
When it comes to research, the concept of “head-banging” most likely conjures images of researchers banging their heads against walls or dry-erase boards.
AstraZeneca strategy on track to deliver sustainable growth and value through innovation
AstraZeneca will today provide an update for institutional investors and financial analysts on the progress against the company’s strategic priorities of achieving scientific leadership and returning to growth
Access support at the Business Improvement Hub
CB1 Associates invites you to become a part of the Business Improvement Hub meeting at Homerton College on 8th December.
Race is on to deliver autonomous vehicles
Industry experts are lining up at Silverstone Park for a Cambridge Wireless conference to debate technical, commercial and regulatory challenges.