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New grants boost Audio Analytic’s research collaborations in audio
Commercial sound recognition pioneer Audio Analytic has teamed up with researchers from Queen Mary University of London’s Centre for Digital Music, with the support of two new grants worth £385K from the Technology Strategy Board.
Sagentia partners with Premaitha to develop non-invasive diagnostic for prenatal screening
Global technology & product development company Sagentia, is working with Premaitha Health, a molecular diagnostics company in Manchester UK, to develop Premaitha’s IONA® test – the first complete non-invasive in vitro diagnostic product for prenatal screening to determine the likelihood of a trisomy affected pregnancy such as Down’s Syndrome. Sagentia is developing the custom clinical…
MedImmune and Advaxis partner on immuno-oncology combination clinical trial
AstraZeneca today announced that MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, has entered into a clinical trial collaboration with Advaxis, Inc., a US-based biotechnology company developing cancer immunotherapies.
Social i Media features in the Press
Cambridge-based media communications specialists, Social i Media, have been quoted in national and trade media this summer.
Ignite your creativity
Try out some ideas for getting creative and discover the benefits for yourself, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
Datacentre video - what's the fuss about?
Take a video tour of MigSolv's colocation data centre. See what has been done to create one of the most secure, environmental data centres within easy reach of Cambridge and surrounding cities.
Cambridge Network Founder Members can enjoy the Red Bull Air Race, thanks to Marshalls
After an interval of several years, Red Bull has re-launched its exciting Air Race programme.
Railway policy could be just the ticket for Ed
A new poll by the Labour History Research Unit at Anglia Ruskin University suggests Labour’s latest moves regarding the railway network may be helpful to the party’s vote in crucial marginal seats in next year’s General Election.
Zero-tolerance approach to MRSA 'unachievable', study suggests
Analysis of a supposed outbreak of MRSA in a Cambridge hospital raises questions about whether the superbug can be completely eradicated, despite a national policy of zero-tolerance.
Addenbrooke’s volunteers are honoured
A volunteer has been honoured for giving 50 years of her life to patients at Cambridge University Hospitals.
C Spire selects Amino's Live Advanced Media platform for IPTV rollout
C Spire, a Mississippi-based diversified telecommunications and technology services company, has selected Amino's high-end Intel® based IPTV platform for the rollout of entertainment services across its ultra-fast 1 Gbps (Gigabit per second) consumer broadband Internet access network.
Cambridge Index rises marginally
The Cambridge Index rose slightly by 3.6 points to 15,112.2, as modest gains in Johnson Matthey, DS Smith and Greene King were dampened by losses in ARM Holdings and AVEVA Group.
Summertime and the listening is easy
Glastonbury, Reading, Isle of Wight...Lion Yard Shopping Centre, Cambridge. What have they all got in common? Great live music this summer.
Chilled mirror hygrometers ensure safety of lithium-ion batteries in China
Major manufacturers of Lithium-Ion batteries in China have chosen Michell Instruments' S4000RS and S8000 Integrale precision chilled mirror hygrometers to monitor environmental conditions in their production facilities.
Cambridge Ahead gains five new members
Cambridge Ahead has added five more key Cambridge businesses, taking its total membership to 33 organisations. The five new members are Cambridge Consultants, Domino Printing Sciences, Mundipharma International, Red Gate Software, and The Welding Institute.
High-quality traffic-free routes encourage more walking and cycling
New study finds overall physical activity is increased by proximity to traffic-free routes.
SentiMag® now available in Australia and New Zealand
Endomagnetics is pleased to announce it has reached an agreement with Aurora BioScience as its exclusive distributor for Australia and New Zealand. This appointment significantly extends the availability of the company’s SentiMag® and Sienna+® tracer system. Breast cancer patients in the region will now have access to new technology that optimally locates lymph nodes as part of the cancer…
Cambridge CAD expert delivers engineering expertise to local startups
A new Cambridge company is offering local companies help in the field of Computer Aided Design (CAD). CaddC, founded by CAD expert John Cochrane, can provide Cambridge firms with the means to turn design dreams into reality through John’s in-depth knowledge and practical experience of SolidWorks – one of the world’s most popular CAD programs.
Study tracks the breakup of Arctic summer sea ice
As sea ice begins to melt back toward its late September minimum, it is being watched as never before. Scientists have put sensors on and under ice in the Beaufort Sea for an unprecedented campaign to monitor the summer melt.
Tame your computer - wheel through your windows
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 preview and flip through your open windows using your mouse wheel (Windows 7)...
Two-day workshop at Zening Cyprus takes you from stress to ocean of calm
Do you find yourself plagued by worry? Suffocated by stress? Overwhelmed with everyone’s expectations of you? Do you procrastinate? Or spend your time doing things that don’t make you happy? Are there not enough hours in the day to get everything done?
Five tips to make your meeting a success
Your telemarketing company has arranged you a whole batch of really hot meetings and you’re getting nearer and nearer to the big date. What should you do; how should you act?
Case Study: Improved communications for Meerwind Süd│Ost, Germany
The increasing demand for power to be generated from renewable sources has led to the development of a number of wind farms in the North Sea.
Downing College opens refurbished facilities with client 'thank you'
A Cambridge College is celebrating the re-opening of recently refurbished Conference facilities by making a presentation to the organisers of the first course to be run at the building 26 years ago – and the first to return to experience the new look.
Olympic level experiments look into the aerodynamics of cycling
What can the rise and fall of heart rate tell you about your fitness? Just how important is rolling resistance to track cyclists? Can the Velodrome be turned into a wind tunnel? These are questions 4th year undergraduates at Cambridge University have tackled this year with projects put forward by British Cycling.