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Anglia Ruskin University exhibition provides Platform for success
A special exhibition showcasing the best work from Anglia Ruskin University’s Masters art and design students will go on display next month.
Mantracourt wireless instrumentation range now available in Japan
Mantracourt appoints distributor for electronic instrumentation products and achieves telemetry certification for its T24 wireless instrumentation product range for the Japanese market
Mills & Reeve advises Angel Di Maria on his British record transfer to Manchester United
Leading national law firm Mills & Reeve has advised Argentinian international footballer Angel Di Maria on his British record transfer to Manchester United from Real Madrid for £59.7 million.
Tecan and RECIPE announce co-marketing agreement for automation of LC-MSMS IVD kits
With clinical laboratories increasingly turning to high throughput LC-MSMS analysis, laboratory automation specialist Tecan and RECIPE Chemicals and Instruments GmbH, a leading manufacturer of IVD/CE diagnostic products, have announced a co-marketing agreement for automation of LC-MSMS IVD kits.
DefiniGEN joins European Bank for Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (EBiSC) Consortium
EFPIA pharmaceutical companies, SMEs, and academia join together in an IMI supported public-private partnership project to establish the leading facility for the storage and distribution of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells in Europe.
MRC Technology negotiates licence with Bio-Techne for GOPAL protein synthesis technology
MRC Technology, a technology transfer organisation, today announced it has negotiated a licence for a protein synthesis technology, Genetically encoded Orthogonal Protection and Activated Ligation (GOPAL), with Bio-Techne, (Techne Corp.), a global life sciences company providing innovative bioactive tools and resources for the research and clinical diagnostic communities. The GOPAL technology was…
Citrix DaaS survey reveals growth, infrastructure trends, vertical market maturity
A new report from Citrix captures insights from more than 700 providers in 25 countries.
Impact of Scottish Independence on Agricultural and Nutritional Research in Cambridge
According to a paper published by A&N Research, the effect of the Scottish research community going it alone in areas such as agritech and nutrition could be significant for UK-based institutions, especially those based here in Cambridge
Johnny Ball calculates the cost of youth homelessness
The ‘populiser of mathematics’ is counting on Cambridgeshire businesses to take part in Byte Night.
Best practices: Deploying a successful EHS management system
Identifying key business requirements with multiple stakeholders is fundamental to deploying an efficient, cost-effective EHS system.
Six simple steps to writing the ultimate cover letter
So you’ve spotted the perfect job vacancy. You can bet that other job seekers have also seen it – especially if they’re signed up to the same recruitment agency. Without further ado, you need to get down to writing a cover letter that’ll get you onto that all-important interview shortlist.
Cresset publishes August newsletter
New KNIME and Pipeline Pilot release plus ACS Fall presentations.
Bolometers for wild-fire monitoring
This article reviews the use of new bolometer technologies to detect wild-fires.
Julian Huppert discusses how expensive everyday life can be for the disabled
MP Julian Huppert has been discussing the issue that disabled people can pay up to an extra £1,000 a month just to live the same lives as everyone else.
Centre for Computing History downloads Heritage Lottery Fund support
The Cambridge Centre for Computing History has received an £85,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for Viva Computer! A People’s History of Home Computing.
Deloitte reports fourth consecutive year of revenue growth and invests for future
Deloitte, the business advisory firm, has reported revenue of £2.55bn for the year ended 31 May 2014, a 1.4% increase on the previous year’s revenue of £2.52bn. The firm’s net revenue, after expenses and disbursements, grew by 3% to £2.13bn from £2.06bn in 2013.
Discovering and building on what we know. RiverRhee Consulting newsletter, July-August 2014
Summer holidays offer us a host of opportunities for rest but also for personal development. Elisabeth Goodman had a wonderful time attending a summer art course in the South West of France, at Cubertou, rediscovering knowledge and skills that she did not think she had, and taking some exciting steps towards developing them further. Given that a large part of what RiverRhee does is to help our…
Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) creates a live laboratory
The Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) is preparing to create the Centre’s first-ever live laboratory on site at the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge.
Stress, anxiety, depression? Help your body
Forgetting things? Constantly anxious without really knowing why? Not sleeping well? Feeling exhausted? Headaches? These are all symptoms that could be linked to stress. Despite the stigma attached to the feeling of not being able to cope there are biological processes at play that are complex but logical and you can take some action to restore some balance to your body and help it cope with…
Have your say on the County Council’s budget
Residents across Cambridgeshire are being asked for their input in the setting of the County Council’s budget for 2015/16.
Zening Cyprus - love and romance in Aphrodite’s playground
ZENING is a perfect getaway for lovers. It is in the playground of Aphrodite, Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure and procreation. Long secluded beaches, refreshing clean sea water, green shaded gardens of ZENING, alluring swimming pools, nature therapy spa and soft yoga and meditation are just what it takes for lovers to be lost into each other.
#AskSpirus: Independent retailers in Cambridge, how do you deal with cover over the summer?
When Spirus MD Tania Verdonk visited the Netherlands recently, she got a bit of a surprise. There, it is perfectly acceptable to shut up shop for a couple of weeks, simply putting a notice and details on your business door. Whether you’re in a village or a city, whether you’re a high street fashion retailer or a restaurant, it seems that not only is it the done thing among businesses – but as…
Tour Cambridge Judge as part of Open Cambridge
Cambridge Judge Business School will throw open its doors to the public on Friday 12 September as part of Open Cambridge 2014.
Everyware Cloud named Best Vertical Implementation for machine-to-machine solutions
Eurotech, a leading supplier of embedded technologies, products and systems, today announces the Everyware Cloud M2M/IoT Integration Platform was named Best Vertical Implementation at the M2M Evolution Conference Battle of the Platforms.
Connecting Cambridgeshire reaches 30,000 premises milestone
Digital Economy Minister pays tribute to rapid roll-out of Cambridgeshire superfast broadband partnership