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Presenting and networking: achieve a comedian's confidence
Learn to enjoy presenting and networking with communication coach Jon Torrens. A former stand-up comic, Jon is running a triple bill of group sessions at Cambridge Business Lounge to help you become natural and confident in all your verbal communication.
Croft introduces accredited CMi certificate in project management
Croft Management Centre has introduced a specific level 5 CMI certificate in project management.
Take the Driving Lottery
Les Hammond of Driving Risk Matters has developed an innovative new way of encouraging businesses to seriously address the risk of their employees when they are driving for work.
Sable&Hawkes creates campaign identity and messaging for global children’s charity
Sable&Hawkes has delivered a design identity and messaging for a new campaign for global children’s charity SOS Children’s Villages UK.
XJTAG to host free workshops in South Africa
Visit XJTAG stand 4-40 at this year’s National Electronics Week in Johannesburg to book your place in a series of introductory and advanced workshops, in partnership with South African distributor, ASIC Design Services.
Cambridge Judge Business School MBA scoops prestigious award
Nawaz Imam (MBA 2012) has won the 2013 Worshipful Company of Marketors Award for outstanding performance in marketing at the Master’s level. The award comes with a cash prize of £1,000.
SLCU to host EMBO Interdisciplinary Plant Science Conference in September 2014
Registration is now open for the EMBO Interdisciplinary Plant Science Conference taking place on 21-24 September, 2014
Scientific Digital Imaging acquires Opus Instruments
The Board of Scientific Digital Imaging plc, the AIM quoted group focused on the application of digital imaging technology to the needs of the scientific community, announces the acquisition of Opus Instruments Limited (Opus) from its founder shareholders for consideration of up to £1.325 million, payable in cash and shares.
More news from Raspberry Pi
The Cambridge success story which is Raspberry Pi generates countless headlines. Read some of the latest coverage on this site In the press, or see some of the older stories below.
Huppert named as one of most influential people in UK cycling
MP Julian Huppert has been named as one of the most influential people in the UK cycling scene.
Cambridge Professor appointed Chair of Department for Transport's Science Advisory Council
Professor Robert Mair CBE, FREng, FRS has been appointed Chairman of the Department for Transport's Science Advisory Council.
Tame your computer - make an attachment
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 copy an attachment you've received and attach it to a new mail message (Outook 2007- 2013)...
Declaration is signed on illegal wildlife trade
A commitment has been made by representatives of over 40 nations and 11 intergovernmental organizations to end the illegal trade in wildlife following a two day conference in London.
Workshop helps with good business planning – from concept to exit
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur, a start–up or SME in the biorenewables or agri-tech sector, with a desire to see your business flourish?
Town and Gown show appreciation for academics’ efforts
Academics from Cambridge University were joined by the Mayor of Cambridge at a recent event to celebrate the successful promotion of Cambridge as a global centre of excellence for intellectual capital, leading-edge research and an ideal location for international conferences.
Accelrys Science Council features pioneers committed to scientific excellence and awareness
Senior Fellows Hugues-Olivier Bertrand PhD, Victor Milman PhD, and Justin Neway PhD, are to lead programme initiatives that accelerate discovery and meet the emerging needs of the scientific community.
McGrath Centre opens for business at St Catharine's College
St Catharine’s College has opened The McGrath Centre, a sleek stone, glass and steel building with a soaring lobby, versatile auditorium, meeting rooms and sophisticated downstairs bar, which bring together functional and inviting spaces to meet, socialise and learn.
Timestrip® time and temperature indicators are vital ingredient in US food parcel kits
An American start-up business that is set to revolutionise the old fashioned ‘food parcel’ has chosen Timestrip indicators to provide the in-transit temperature monitoring element of their innovative new container kits, to alert recipients to temperature abuse and thus help to prevent consumption of foods affected by adverse heat exposure.
What is the difference between a brand and a corporate identity?
Creating or evolving a brand or corporate identity is a common project for many design companies – and working with existing ones will frame many of the marcomms solutions that Sable&Hawkes delivers.
Headway Cambridgeshire’s clients will soon be keeping chickens!
Headway Cambridgeshire is preparing for a very special new horticulture project.
Cloud contingency planning – head to the middle of the road
Another week, and another cloud service provider bites the dust.
Plastic bags: A big concern or just a high profile target?
Will next year's introduction of a 5p charge for plastic bags have any real impact? asks The Scientific Alliance.
Boris bikes boost Londoners' health
Affectionately known as ‘Boris bikes’, the capital’s cycle hire scheme has had a positive overall impact on Londoners' health, says a new study.
Independent survey scores KISS top for being ‘on budget’
KISS' clients have rated the creative agency highly for its ability to deliver projects and campaigns on budget, scoring the agency 95%.
Report highlights need to improve marketing of connected health technologies
A new industry report, published this week by a consortium of leading health organisations, has highlighted areas where connected health organisations should be using intelligent communication strategies to help overcome the most significant barriers to adoption.