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Finnish paper mill chooses Sepura to improve communication systems
Metsä Fibre Oy has chosen a complete Sepura solution for use throughout its mill in Joutseno in a deal brokered by Sepura’s Helsinki-based partner, Insalko Oy.
Cambridge Imaging Systems collaborates with Adobe at IBC2014
Cambridge Imaging Systems collaborates with Adobe at IBC2014 to demonstrate archive and publishing with Imagen Enterprise Video Platform.
Bluesphere helps global pharma to fight counterfeiting
Leading specialist pharma consultancy Blue Sphere Health Ltd (Bluesphere) continues to grow its global anti-counterfeiting practice, adding three major new customers this year.
Deloitte reveals UK’s obsession with phones
About a third of UK smartphone users, 11 million UK adults, look at their phone within five minutes of waking up, according to new research by Deloitte on UK mobile usage habits. This compares with 67% of 18-24 year olds who do so within 15 minutes.
Residents invited to help choose spending priorities
Cambridge City Council is launching its annual public consultation on its budget for next year – and for the first time residents will be able to use an online tool to help them suggest where the council should reduce or increase its spending.
Market-leading Xaar 1002 printhead dominates inkjet label presses at Labelexpo 2014
Visitors to Labelexpo Americas this week (9-11th September 2014, Rosemont, Illinois) will see the impressive performance capabilities of the next-generation Xaar 1002 GS6 printhead chosen by the industry’s leading digital label press manufacturers.
Natasha Nealon joins KISS
Following a succession of new account wins, KISS Communications continues to grow its rapidly expanding team with the appointment of Natasha Nealon to the position of Account Manager.
Generative music start-up Jukedeck raises £500K in investment funding
Jukedeck, a University of Cambridge start-up developing software aimed at transforming the world of digital music composition, has raised £500K in investment funding. The round is being led by Cambridge Enterprise, the commercialisation arm of the University of Cambridge, with Cambridge Innovation Capital and the University EIS Fund participating.
The will to succeed is in entrepreneurs' DNA
Just under half (47%) of UK respondents in a new study were optimistic for the year ahead, while 46% reported growth in their order books.
Wild grass could provide new targets for wheat and barley breeding research
Plant scientists at the John Innes Centre on Norwich Research Park have made a breakthrough that could lead to new, high-yielding, disease-resistant crop varieties.
Deadline looms for market analysis project proposals
If you are a company with a product, treatment or service that would benefit from 'real' market analysis from a team of bright and resourceful MBA students, you have very little time left to submit your proposal to Cambridge Judge Business School. The School invites interesting, challenging market research proposals before the deadline tomorrow (Tuesday 9th September).
Understanding the implications of climate change for business
A new online resource, which summarises the implications of climate change for specific sectors of the economy, has been produced and made freely available by the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Canadian delegation says ‘CUH stands out from the rest’
A Canadian Minister has visited Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) to learn more about how the Trust translates medical research into patient care.
County Council seeks feedback on policy changes
Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking the views of local businesses and stakeholders on proposed amendments to its Business Advice Enquiries and Charging Policy.
Specialist support on hand for Horizon 2020 applications
UK company Boyds, which works with organisations specialising in the development of early stage drugs and medical devices, is channelling its pharmaceutical and biotechnology expertise to support Life Science companies applying for Horizon 2020 grant funding.
Tame your computer - fancy formats and filters
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 quickly format and enable filtering of your data (Excel 2007 onwards)...
Key opinion leaders provide an insight into best practice in acute cardiac care
Radiometer, a leading provider of technologically advanced acute care testing solutions, is pleased to announce the publication of Excellence in acute cardiac care, a supplement to the European Heart Journal: Acute Cardiovascular Care.
Groundbreaking RC900 Rotary Evaporator wins prestigious Red Dot Award
KNF Lab’s revolutionary new RC900 Rotary Evaporator has achieved outstanding recognition in the renowned Red Dot Design Awards.
Profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Dr Glen Davison, University of Kent
Each month Salimetrics features an expert from the saliva research community, bringing together University researchers around the world to encourage the sharing of ideas. The company wants to encourage collaborative research and to maximise grant applications / awards in these challenging economic times.
Actionable Genome Consortium forms with leaders from world-renowned cancer institutions
World-renowned cancer centers and Illumina, Inc. today announced the formation of the Actionable Genome Consortium (AGC), an effort to recommend openly published standards for the widespread use of next-generation sequencing to guide decision-making in clinical oncology.
Making the business case for investing in digital marketing
According to research by Group M, 50% of total UK ad spend in 2014 will be made up by digital campaigns (The Guardian, 2013). Facebook or Twitter makes perfect sense when you are selling to a consumer. However, there are many concerns about its effectiveness in B2B campaigns.
Sepura enhances Police Stop and Search solution to meet new code of conduct
Sepura, the Cambridge based telecommunications company, has made enhancements to its mobile stop and search solution which has already saved the Greater Manchester Police significant budget, while considerably boosting their efficiency and the reporting processes.
New research project focuses on big data
This month the University of Amsterdam is starting a research project on the use of big data within companies and governmental institutions. A survey has been set up to gather information about the adoption and implementation of big data applications among businesses.
Lauterbach demonstrates how to analyse Multicore code at UK event
Leading software debug tool company Lauterbach has announced that it will be demonstrating how to analyse multicore code without instrumentation at this year's Multicore Challenge on the 23rd September.
CUH Consultant appointed as Director of Research in world leading collaboration
Cambridge Consultant Dr John Bradley has today been appointed as Director of Research on the Cambridge University Health Partners board.