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Laboratory Furniture
At InterFocus we have the solution to turn your pharmaceutical, research, healthcare or industrial laboratory into a state of the art facility.
Laboratory Construction
Getting the right layout within the building and understanding the laboratory process can go a long way in producing a leading world class facility.
Global boost for East of England firms: Cash injection for local exporters
East of England firms are getting even more help to boost their fortunes. UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) East of England have announced eight new International Trade Advisers (ITAs) and up to £3k matched funding to support regional businesses to succeed overseas.
South Asia Anglia Partnership is launched
Anglia Ruskin University has established the South Asia Anglia Partnership, an initiative to bring together Vice Chancellors from universities in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to focus on the internationalisation of the student learning experience.
Family activities on offer at Kettle’s Yard for Castle Hill Open Day
Kettle’s Yard will be opening its doors as part of the Castle Hill Open Day on Saturday 21st September, with guided tours, family activities and artist talks on offer throughout the day.
Apprenticeships popular with employers at Cambridge B2B exhibition
Apprenticeships were top of the agenda for many employers at the Cambridge B2B exhibition, all keen to find out more from Cambridge Regional College business advisers.
Rationale for disruption by Graphene: the HVM Conference on 5 November
Graphene is a sheet of carbon atoms arrayed in a honeycomb pattern, just a single atom thick. It could be a better semiconductor than silicon, according to Silicon Valley's leading university, Stanford. The HVM Conference will run an edition on Graphene (HVMG13) and related functional materials on 5 November 2013 in Cambridge.
Climate drivers
As the IPCC prepares to publish the crucial WG1 report for AR5, is the authors' confidence in the science misplaced? The Scientific Alliance discusses the issues.
Health and safety elearning is tailored for senior executives
The IOSH Safety for Senior Executives elearning course is an internationally recognised accredited course, designed to help directors and their management teams understand their roles and responsibilities for health and safety.
£25m to kick-start 'industrial revolution' in regenerative medicine
The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is participating in a £25 million programme to develop regenerative medicine therapies for a range of applications, including Parkinson's disease, cardiovascular disease, wound and musculoskeletal repair, eye disorders and deafness.
Cambridge City Hotel invests in customer experience
Cambridge City Hotel, located in the heart of Cambridge, has made a number of significant investments in order to enhance guest and visitor experiences.
An Introduction to Genesis 2013
Now in its 13th year, One Nucleus's hugely popular Genesis conference is constantly evolving to provide an efficient and dynamic conference for delegates, speakers and exhibitors.
Promotional video -Wild Lion Media offers discounts to Network members
Summer may now be over but there are still bright opportunities for your business! Video can provide your business with personality and increased sales. Give the team a call today.
Alconbury Weald newsletter - Spring 2013
Hello and welcome to our first community and partnership newsletter. We had a lot of positive feedback from people following the distribution of our Design Enquiry report last year and wanted to ensure we keep everyone informed about what we are doing and how you can get involved.
Alconbury Weald newsletter - Summer 2013
The second edition of our newsletter, which provides updates and information about the work of Urban&Civic and our partners as we progress the development of Alconbury Weald.
Heatrae Sadia and CDP join forces to develop a unique low carbon storage solution
Innovative technology and design consultancy Cambridge Design Partnership today announced it has joined forces with Heatrae Sadia, the UK’s largest manufacturer of electric water heating products, to develop a unique low carbon system which intelligently stores heat energy.
New sensor could prolong the lifespan of high-temperature engines
A new, highly-accurate temperature sensor could save manufacturers millions in maintenance costs, lower fuel consumption, and prolong the lifespan of jet engines, nuclear reactors and other types of large gas turbine engines.
All public bodies in the East of England to adopt SME-friendly business rules
Government consultation to open up business across the public sector
Linguamatics enhances access to content with latest release of text mining platform
I2E 4.1 opens up new opportunities for connecting actionable insights from unstructured data across diverse cloud and enterprise-based content silos
Deloitte report demonstrates strong outlook for 4G
In new research from Deloitte, over one-third of respondents said they were likely to get a 4G phone as their next phone, while 20% of respondents said they may subscribe to a 4G service in the next 12 months. Exceeding the mobile data allowance is the main reason for bill shock.
Patient-led inspections a resounding success at CUH
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) involved more patients in a new national inspection programme than any other hospital in the UK, results published yesterday show.
Gamers, artists, scientists and engineers converge in name of education
The work of artists, architects, scientists, engineers and gamers are not usually associated with one another, but that’s set to change on 30 and 31 October as specialists from these disparate groups are united through their work in advanced 3D visualisation and digital graphics techniques in Cambridge at the inaugural Mosaic3DX conference and exhibition to discuss and discover the latest in…
Conference explores the intoxication of power
Why are so many companies brought down by an excess of self-confidence, and rash decision-making by out-of-control egos at the top? A Cambridge conference aims to explain why power corrupts, and whether corporate leaders could learn a few lessons from the humble crow.
Cambridge International Airport welcomes business aviation operator Blu Halkin
Cambridge International Airport welcomes new business aviation charter operator Blu Halkin Limited to the growing East of England hub this month. Blu Halkin became the airport’s fifth UK AOC based operator when it celebrated its maiden flight from Cambridge to Milan with its Citation CJ3 (G-PAOL) at the end of August.
Smart Crib launches sCrib pocket Enigma machine with password management system
Smart Crib Ltd, based in Cambridge, has launched a unique password management solution, sCrib™, to give users a range of ultra-secure passwords at the touch of a button.