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Inca Digital launches ultra-high productivity digital flatbed UV inkjet printer
Inca Digital Printers and Fujifilm announced the launch of the Inca Onset S50i, an ultra-high productivity, CMYK, flatbed UV inkjet printer capable of printing 725sqm/hr (7,804sqft/h). The powerful new ‘future proof’ printer is the first to be developed on Inca’s new-generation Onset Scaleable Architecture.
Cambridge one of two UK institutions at highest level of ESA’s next Large Mission
The European Space Agency has announced a broad plan for major space science missions over the next two decades, with Cambridge’s Institute of Astronomy involved at the highest levels.
Marshall employees collect a hair-raising £10,000 for Movember
Once again employees from Marshall of Cambridge have been sporting luxuriant growths of hair on their faces to support the Movember Campaign and, this year, have raised £10,000, bringing the total raised over the past four years by employees within the Group of Companies to over £33,500.
Volunteers give Addenbrooke’s ‘10 out of 10’
Volunteers at Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie Hospitals have given their experience full marks. In the annual satisfaction survey of volunteers, all of those contacted said they would recommend volunteering at Cambridge University Hospitals.
Tame your computer - it's a snip!
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 give the Snipping Tool its own keyboard shortcut (Windows 7)...
Michell’s improved Optidew chilled mirror hygrometer exceeds specifications
Recent tests carried out on Michell’s Optidew Chilled Mirror Hygrometer confirm that it meets the Code of Federal Regulations for Engine Testing: an essential requirement for any instrument used for emissions testing in the US and many other regions.
Lookout Call joins forces with alarm receiving centre
Lone worker safety system provider, Lookout Call, and Positive Response, a 24 hour alarm receiving centre, are joining forces to provide superior safety services to their clients.
New plans for hospital, hotel and education complex published
Cambridge residents and businesses are invited to attend a consultation event next Thursday (December 5) about plans to create a hospital, hotel and education complex on the Addenbrooke’s Hospital site.
'Behavioural training' in China sees people questioning the very next day !
If you have ever presented in China there seems to be a lot of note-taking (almost word for word) and then a thank you and you hear no more... until now....
Minister visits new showcase incubator in Cambridge
The Rt Hon Edward Davey, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change visited the new cleantech business incubator building in Cambridge yesterday (Thursday 28 November 2013).
Literacy, language and numeracy training for volunteers
Business and Progression Mentor Ray Smith from Norfolk recently got the opportunity to attend Literacy, Language and Numeracy training with The Prince's Trust.
£5 million funding to support economic growth
Business leaders at the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough LEP Summit yesterday (Thursday) heard how they can access £5 million worth of funding to support creative and innovative approaches to support economic growth.
Vote for Cambridge four in Global Startup Battle
Four new entrepreneur teams from the latest Accelerate Cambridge start-up weekend need your help as they compete in the biggest competition for new ventures – the Global Startup Battle.
New research centre promises bright future for web technology
Faster, more reliable internet connections will move a step closer to reality with the opening of a new research centre at the University of Edinburgh. A new generation of high-speed internet technology which is more secure and versatile than Wi-Fi, will be developed at the research facility.
Lakes discovered beneath Greenland Ice Sheet
A study, published in Geophysical Research Letters, has discovered two subglacial lakes 800 metres below the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet - the first to be identified in Greenland.
Report outlines four steps towards ending global poverty
A four-part manifesto for fighting global poverty, which aims to build on the achievements of the Millennium Development Goals when they expire in 2015, has been published by the Humanitarian Centre in Cambridge.
VirtualStudio.TV publishes video newsletter November 2013
VirtualStudio.TV has published its November video newsletter.
Protein released from cells triggers chain reactions that could cause Alzheimer’s disease
Researchers have shown that tiny quantities of the protein tau can be enough to kick-start an aggregation process which may explain the onset of Alzheimer’s in the brain.
A new art exhibition about nothing!
Have you ever wondered what “nothing” looks like? If so, a new art exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge provides a possible answer.
£640 million funding for post offices welcomed by Huppert
MP Julian Huppert has welcomed £640 million of government funding for the national post office network which could help to safeguard Cambridge’s community branches.
Bango brings state of the art one-click payment for apps and digital content to Rogers
Bango and Rogers Wireless announce that they have launched operator billing for users of ROGERS DESKTOP Google Play in Canada.
Culinary success at the double for University Centre chef
The University Centre in Cambridge is celebrating the achievements of its Chef Vladimir Hromek, who carried off two awards in the recent Cambridge Culinary Competition.
CBM launches 'Breaking Barriers – Opening Doors' advent calendar
In the lead-up to Christmas, CBM UK, the overseas disability charity based in Cambridge, is launching its very own advent calendar with a digital twist. CBM’s ‘Breaking Barriers - Opening Doors’ advent Calendar is like no other. Each day until Christmas, people will open a door and discover CBM’s magical work with disabled people across the world.
What the font?!
People can be a bit funny about fonts. Most graphic designers (the good ones, anyway) are amusingly easy to wind up about them; and many non-designers who have never had to work up an advert or headline might think they’re overreacting. They’re not.
New Centre for Compliance & Trust is launched
Cambridge Judge Business School has launched a new Centre for Compliance & Trust to lead thinking and work with organisations in the financial sector to explore how they are building real change in values and behaviour and responding to the demands of the emerging regulatory landscape.