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Cambridge University acquires Broers Building, West Cambridge site
Nafield Properties, a joint venture between Turnstone Estates and Burall Developments, has sold its 42,911 sq ft (3,986 sq m) Broers Building to the University of Cambridge.
Deputy PM visits Cambridge to lay foundations for City Deal
Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Leader, Nick Clegg will be in Cambridge today (Thursday) to lay the foundations for the City Deal and a massive £6 million cash injection next year for the new Science Park station.
Definigen raises £1.3 million in Series A funding
Cambridge spin-out Definigen has completed a new funding round worth £1.3 million, led by Cambridge Enterprise. The investment of £525,000 is the most that the University seed funds have invested in a single investment round to date.
Biogas producer chooses Michell’s thermo-paramagnetic oxygen analyzer
A major Scandinavian producer of Biogas has selected Michell Instruments’ XTP601 oxygen analyzers to monitor O2 levels for safety and quality at two sites in Sweden.
Female scientists are more creative, says study
Female scientists are more receptive of abstract artworks than their male counterparts, suggesting that they are likely to be open to a more ‘anarchic, creative and radical’ approach to science, according to new research released today.
The Mobile Data Challenge (MDC) Special Issue
Published in the Pervasive Mobile Computing Journal
iTrinegy announces its IT Transformation Suite for the Americas
Due to the success of iTrinegy's IT Transformation Suite here in the UK, the solution has now been released to customers in the US.
Mantracourt updates wireless relay module with enhanced configuration options
Mantracourt has upgraded its wireless relay module to accept more inputs, offer greater configuration flexibility and new operation modes.
Clare College and Santander renew partnership
Clare College this week marked the renewal of a partnership with Santander, through its Santander Universities Global Division, at a special ceremony held in the College hosted by the College’s Bursar, Mr Paul Warren.
December news from Cresset
Cresset has published its end of year news and review.
Ario Pharma Ltd founded to develop novel therapeutics for respiratory indications
Ario Pharma Ltd, a new biopharmaceutical company, has been founded to develop innovative new approaches to treat respiratory disease. Based in Cambridge, Ario Pharma is a spin out from Xention Pharma Ltd, a specialist ion channel R&D company. Ario Pharma announced today that it has successfully raised £1.9 million ($3.1 million).
Homerton Conference Centre and Cambridge Cookery School announce an exciting new recipe!
Homerton College's newly appointed Sales & Marketing Manager, Gail Norfolk, has announced an exciting new product launching in January 2014.
Conference Cambridge appoints new Board members
Conference Cambridge, the free venue-finding service for the University, Colleges, hotels and other unique properties in and around Cambridge, has appointed two new Board members.
£3m Dementia Consortium launched to boost dementia drug discovery
As the UK today hosts the first G8 summit on dementia research, a new £3 million Dementia Consortium bringing together research experts from the charitable, academic and private sectors has launched to expedite development of new drugs for dementia.
SonoSite gives chiropractor the Edge™
SonoSite’s point of care ultrasound system is providing invaluable insight into sports injuries and joint and back pain for Harley Street chiropractor Dr Michael Lanning.
Tecan’s Cavro® Air Displacement Pipettor proves ideal for new microbiology application
The ease of integration of Tecan’s Cavro® Air Displacement Pipettor (ADP) has helped French microbiological instrument manufacturer i2a to develop PRELUD®, an automated pre-analytical instrument for the inoculation of culture plates and preparation of agar susceptibility tests.
Researchers discover new test for chronic blood cancers
A new test for blood cancers will catch many more cases than the present test that identifies only 60 per cent.
IDTechEx predicts total hybrid & pure electric vehicles market will be US$334 billion by 2023
The total global gross value market for hybrid and pure electric vehicles will reach US$334 billion within the decade, from a current value of US$69 billion, forecast analysts IDTechEx.
Book reissue is ‘depressing’ news, says Professor
An Anglia Ruskin University academic says it is “depressing” that a book he wrote 22 years ago has just been republished by Routledge.
Remembering Mandela
The name Wild Lion Media was inspired by experiences and times in Africa. The team says: "We would like to pay our respects to South Africa, its people and leaders for providing us with the inspiration to create, innovate and inspire.
Lawyers take to their razors as Movember ends
A team of five dedicated tash cultivators from the Norwich office of regional law firm Birketts LLP returned to their normal clean-shaven looks this week after helping to raise over £2,000 as part of last month’s ‘Movember’ challenge.
COEL appoints Provoke Me to design and develop new corporate brochures
Based in Cambridge for over 25 years, COEL is an established office fitout, design and commercial interiors specialist. Experts in their field, when they needed a new suite of literature to help promote the business, they turned to Cambridge design agency, Provoke Me - specialists in the field of brand identity and design.
New release of VNC® provides greater flexibility and power for System Administrators
RealVNC, the original developer and provider of VNC® remote access and control software, has enhanced its core shrink-wrapped product, VNC, providing powerful new capabilities for System Administrators.
Innovation, growth and sustainability: Latest from the Network's CEO
Is Cambridge 'Europe's Capital of Innovation'? The Cambridge Network is leading a bid to gain this accolade for the city, reports the Network's CEO Claire Ruskin.
Morgan Sindall partners with Sawston Village College
Construction and infrastructure company Morgan Sindall has agreed to act as Employer Champion to Sawston Village College, supporting the school in improving the employability of students. The scheme, coordinated by CAP, follows business concerns that students are ill-prepared for work and that education and business need to work together.