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Sequitur Labs partners with Trustonic to bring “trusted mobility” to enterprises
Sequitur Labs Inc. and Trustonic have announced a partnership to improve the state of security and manageability of enterprise mobile devices.
Trustonic partners with SK Telecom to deliver TEE enhanced security mobile applications
TEE-enabled mobile services will be offered to customers for the first time in Korea through SK Telecom.
Management training company seeks assignment assessors
Would you be interested in putting your knowledge and experience to good use in helping others achieve their qualification? The Croft Management Centre is looking for qualified and experienced assessors to mark work-based assignments.
Birketts LLP advises R3 Financial Services Group in share sale to Police Mutual
Leading law firm Birketts LLP has advised the owners of R3 Financial Services Group, based in Ipswich, in connection with the sale of the business, together with subsidiaries, to Police Mutual.
Isaac Holeman attracts second Forbes listing
A social innovation that uses technology to improve healthcare has netted a Cambridge Judge Business School student a second listing in the prestigious Forbes rankings.
'Information wayfinding' - join Software East for a free evening of UX with Tyler Tate
Twigkit cofounder, Tyler Tate (@tylertate) will be leading Software East through the maze of internet lexicon to facilitate 'information wayfinding' at an event in Cambridge on the evening of Thursday 20 March.
Realising the Chinese dream
Academics, entrepreneurs, business people and policy makers from Cambridge and China will meet in Beijing next month to debate how private enterprise can help to realise the hopes expressed in the Third Plenum.
AstraZeneca to invest £330 Million in new strategic R&D centre and global HQ in Cambridge
AstraZeneca announced its intention to establish a new global R&D centre and corporate headquarters in Cambridge in the UK by 2016.
AstraZeneca appoints architect for new global R&D centre and corporate HQ in Cambridge, UK
AstraZeneca announced that it has selected architects Herzog & de Meuron to design its new centre in Cambridge in the UK. The site, to be located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC), will be home to one of three global strategic R&D centres and the company’s corporate headquarters, housing a highly-skilled workforce of approximately 2,000.
New public art project launches in Mill Road Cemetery
Cambridge City Council is delighted to announce that ‘Bird Stones’ designed by the artist Gordon Young will be launched by the Mayor, Councillor Paul Saunders and The Venerable John Beer, Archdeacon of Cambridge at Mill Road Cemetery this Saturday (22 February) at 11am.
New cycle of songs marks visit of Tour de France to Cambridge
The visit of the Tour de France to Cambridge in July will be marked by an inspiring new cycle of songs.
Cambridge Sensotec launches Rapidox oxygen gas analyser with proportional flow control
In response to industry demand, Cambridge Sensotec has developed the Rapidox 1100ZF-PFC Zirconia Oxygen Analyser, the company’s first instrument capable of proportional flow control.
Nujira unveils plans to open US design centre
Nujira Ltd, the world’s leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, has announced plans to open a new design centre in the US in March 2014. The California design center is Nujira’s first expansion outside of the UK, and comes as ET technology continues to gain momentum in 4G smartphones.
Nujira first to demonstrate full ET efficiency benefit for TD-LTE PAs
Nujira Ltd, the world’s leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, has successfully delivered the full efficiency benefits of ET in TD-LTE mode for the first time.
Cambridgeshire children to benefit from national computing training programme
Cambridgeshire based teachers are among the lucky few to receive training on the Government’s new computing curriculum. Computing At School (CAS), Naace, the association of ICT in schools, and publisher Rising Stars will be offering primary school teachers across Cambridge a day of activities, workshops and presentations on April 2nd at the University of Cambridge, to support them with the…
Serchem harnesses the power of ProReveal
Serchem harnesses the power of the ProReveal protein detection test to rapidly optimise detergent chemistries to meet any decontamination regulations.
New SynStats software launched for antibiotic and vaccine developers
New SynStats software for antibiotic and vaccine developers provides fast, accurate efficacy and potency results from ProtoCOL 3 data.
Syngene develops new imaging system
New G:BOX Chemi XRQ imaging system from Syngene offers affordable, high performance multi-application imaging.
Maastricht University installs Syngene gel doc system
Maastricht University is using a Syngene G:BOX Chemi gel doc system to train students how to rapidly master a range of molecular biology imaging techniques.
Plasma contact lenses decrease bacterial infection significantly
A recent study on corneal infections has shown that plasma treated RGP contact lenses are the best choice for healthy eyes in patients wearing rigid lenses.
Birketts LLP advises on the sale of Briant Champion Long to Colliers International
Birketts has advised the partners of Briant Champion Long (BCL), one of the UK’s leading independent retail property specialists, on its sale to Colliers International, the third largest commercial real estate services company in the world and a subsidiary of $2.3bn turnover Nasdaq-listed FirstService Corporation.
Advances in optical sensing technologies provide way forward for processing shale gas
Michell Instruments has issued a white paper, Advances in Optical Techniques for Moisture and Hydrocarbon Detection, which discusses how new optical sensing techniques for processing natural gas will help the industry face current challenges.
Council agrees tough budget
Cambridgeshire County Councillors have agreed budget proposals which show public services are in for tough times ahead to meet nearly £149 million in savings over the next five years. The Council is expected to make savings over the next year (2014/2015) of around £38 million.
Stress hormones in financial traders may trigger ‘risk aversion’
New study’s findings overturn theory of personal risk preference as a ‘stable trait’, and show that real source of instability in risk behaviour “lurks deep in the physiology of traders and investors”.
Learn about adaptive embedded development with Stephen Mellor
Code Generation 2014 Keynote, Stephen Mellor, is leading a one-day pre-conference tutorial on Tuesday 8 April at The Moller Centre, Cambridge and tickets are available now!