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Marshall ADG delivers 200th production auxiliary fuel tank
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group (Marshall ADG) has delivered its 200th production auxiliary fuel tank in support of Boeing’s P-8 program. Additionally, Marshall attained a GOLD rating for delivery performance under the Boeing Enterprise Supplier Tool (BEST) rating system.
Students taste success in sports championships
Students from Anglia Ruskin University enjoyed a gold rush at the 2014 BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) Gatorade Nationals in Sheffield at the weekend.
Cambridge Index rises 1.6%
The Cambridge Index gained 1.6% or 277.58 points, to end the week at 17,565.3, as share prices rose for seven of the top ten index heavyweights.
Tweak the nose of terror when presenting
In this post, communication coach Jon Torrens explains how to manage your fear.
Ely City Golf Club awarded prestigious Golf Mark accreditation
Ely City Golf Club is now officially recognised as a centre of excellence for people looking to take up the sport, having been awarded the 'Golf Mark' accreditation by England Golf.
Solar racer team tell the story of their Australian adventure
The Cambridge University Eco Racing team will talk about their recent attempt to win the epic World Solar Challenge 3000km race across Australia in a free talk to be given in Cambridge on Wednesday this week.
Engineer wins £250 prize for testing tent designs for disaster areas
A project to assess the best tent design for use in disaster areas has won Cambridge civil engineer Petia Tzokova a prize of £250.
Recycle to cycle at Cambridge Electronic Recycling event
For the third year running, businesses, residents, schools and colleges in Cambridge are being urged to recycle their broken or unwanted electronics at a two-day event.
New business advisor appointed to spearhead cleantech company growth
Dr Roger Thornton, while continuing his main job as Consultant Director - Hybrid & Electric Systems at Ricardo in Cambridge, has now started working for Cambridge Cleantech on a part time basis to spearhead the growth of companies in the cleantech sector.
TechTalks return with Cambridge graduate Kickstarter success in Colour Films video
The Cass Business School invites innovative tech entrepreneurs at the heart of Tech City to share the ideas behind their inventions and stories from their ventures.
RealVNC technology used by Fujitsu to launch first MirrorLink™ certified handsets
RealVNC’s MirrorLink™ certified technology, VNC® Automotive, has been used by Fujitsu, the Japanese multinational information technology equipment manufacturer, to launch its first MirrorLink certified Android mobile devices.
CogniDox enhances Information Security features in new Version 8.8
Cognidox Limited, a leading provider of smart product document management technology, has launched a new version for its flagship software platform. Version 8.8.0 has additional Information Security features to help protect companies against the growing threat of insider vulnerabilities.
UK conference addresses software reliability
The UK's first "Reliable Software Developers’ Conference" has been announced - a conference that will explore the coding standards, training and development tools that engineers and programmers can adopt for the development of software for safety critical and highly reliable systems.
Milner Masterclass programme starts this Thursday
Milner Strategic Marketing, in partnership with the St John’s Innovation Centre, is proud to present a seminar programme to support businesses with ambition.
Somersault films Open Innovation Summit at the Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst
Somersault Video Productions were on hand to capture all of the events from the second annual Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst Open Innovation Summit.
Greece: austerity takes a heavy toll on public health
A paper published in last week's Lancet draws attention to the plight of Greece’s most vulnerable groups who are faced with cuts in the healthcare services they need urgently. Lead author Alexander Kentikelenis describes the situation as a “public health tragedy”.
Domino Printing Sciences outlines six key serialisation struggles at Pharmapack 2014
The countdown has begun for pharmaceutical companies to change their packaging ahead of a deadline in 2017. With the introduction of legislation designed to crack down on counterfeit goods, the rules on drug packaging have changed.
Should your business switch to internet telephony?
Switching your business calls to run over the internet instead of a landline could save money. Santander Breakthrough's Technology Editor Guy Matthews explains.
Should you consolidate or diversify?
When taking the route to growth, should you stick to what your company does best or should you break new ground? Four SME operators from various sectors offer their views.
Catching up with the Crowd
Crowdfunding options are growing all the time with new operators coming on stream. Santander's Breakthrough catches up on developments.
Which social media best suits your business?
Social media provides SMEs with a unique platform from which to engage their target market. But each one demands a different approach and tone, as Santander's Breakthrough Business Editor Nicola Smith explains.
Cambridge Network member wins Entrepreneurial Award in Spain
Alfonso Rodríguez Lecuona, alumni from CfEL, Cambridge Network member and former vice president of Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club (CUTEC), has won an award for a "Business Project" in the Canary Islands.
RealVNC shows ‘next-generation’ MirrorLink™ in-car tech at Mobile World Congress
RealVNC, the global provider of VNC® remote access technology and premier MirrorLink™ supplier, is showcasing the latest phone-centric and car connectivity solutions at Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona this week with its MirrorLink 1.1 certified technology VNC Automotive.
60 Seconds to Success Tip #54: How to stay positive every day
If you’ve ever wished that a good mood would last longer or that you could remember to be positive, this week’s tip will be right up your street.
Meet your match: using algorithms to spark collaboration between scientists
Scientists at Cambridge have developed a novel approach to enabling collaborations between researchers at conferences and academic meetings – by treating them like genes.