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Schlumberger introduces industry-first reservoir mapping-while-drilling service
Schlumberger's GeoSphere provides a unique reservoir mapping service around the wellbore to enhance field development strategies and to improve production.
Thursday's technology conference proves attractive to developers
The Cambridge Device Developer's Conference at Bar Hill on Thursday (May 22) has attracted engineers and computer scientists from across the UK. Organisers are anticipating a packed event.
New technologies could help ensure safety of new drugs
A combination of nanotechnology and a unique twisting property of light could lead to new methods for ensuring the purity and safety of pharmaceuticals.
Royal Academy backing for Cambridge research
A Research Fellow in Cambridge University's Department of Engineering has been awarded a Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) Enterprise Fellowship.
Mantracourt launches new improved load cell amplifier
Mantracourt's LCA20 load cell weight indicator is a digital signal conditioning amplifier for multiple or single load cell applications, offering one-pass calibration and fast set-up.
Join local charity to celebrate ten years of investment at Coton Countryside Reserve
Members of the public are invited to join local charity Cambridge Past, Present & Future this Wednesday (21 May) to celebrate a decade of investment at Coton Countryside Reserve - and find out what the future holds for this special green space to the west of the city.
Workplace Law cycles the distance of the UK leg of the Tour de France
To celebrate the Tour De France passing through Cambridge, Workplace Law will cycle 549 miles in seven days to raise money for its chosen charity.
The bio-economy and synthetic biology
Synthetic biology is an important potential driver of the bio-economy, says The Scientific Alliance.
Business of Software UK: special offer for Cambridge Network members
After seven years in the US, top ranked tech conference, Business of Software, will bring a European edition to Cambridge on 25 and 26th June and Cambridge Network Members can get 10% off registration.
Cambridge Design and Construction Award 2013 Winners Announced
Three developments have been awarded top honours as part of Cambridge City Council’s annual design and construction awards. The announcement was made at the annual dinner of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry (CFCI) on Friday 21st March. The awards are co-sponsored by the CFCI and Cambridge News.
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Manage your stress! Novel product launch to balance your cortisol levels
Bupa reports that 6 million people in the UK have been stressed for a year or longer. Chronic stress affects a variety of functions in the body and cortisol, the main stress hormone, causes damage if it is produced in excess (or insufficiently). A new dietary supplement could play a role in the non-drug treatment of stress-related issues.
Abcodia seeks collaborators for discovery and validation of liver disease biomarkers
Abcodia, the award-winning biomarker-validation company, is actively seeking commercial and academic partners to advance biomarker discovery, diagnostic validation and risk-stratification in liver disease.
Kymab secures US $40 million investment
Kymab secures US $40 million investment from two of the largest foundations in the world to advance clinical development of antibody therapeutics. Series B Financing includes the Wellcome Trust and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Picture it before you paint it: the new visualizer app from Dulux
AkzoNobel, parent company of some of the world's best known paint brands, and Tessella, an international analytics, software services and consulting company, are delighted to announce the release of AkzoNobel's new Visualizer App for iOS and Android. Visualizer uses cutting-edge augmented reality technology to let people virtually paint their walls and see it live, inspiring and enabling the…
Cancer Research and Astex join forces to trial potential new cancer treatments
Cancer Research UK's Drug Development Office (DDO) has announced that Astex Pharmaceuticals will join its Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre (ECMC) Combinations Alliance with an aim to develop new cancer treatments.
New headway in battle against neurodegenerative diseases
Conditions which may accelerate the spread of Parkinson’s disease, and a potential means of enhancing naturally-occurring defences against neurodegenerative disorders, have been identified in two new studies.
''Reduce reliance on oil and gas and reform education’ say Middle East business leaders
Reducing reliance on oil and gas, and reforming education were the key themes emerging from the launch of University of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Middle East Leadership Research Centre.