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Machine learning paper wins Classic prize
The authors of a machine learning research paper have been awarded a prize for their work - ten years after the initial paper had been rejected.
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CBS Communications acquired by Select Telecom
National mobile phone communications and car kit installations company, Select Telecom are delighted to announce the recent acquisition of in-vehicle installation specialists, CBS Communications in Cambridge.
Mantracourt launches large format wireless instrumentation display
Mantracourt has announced the release of the T24-LD1, a large format LED display that has been designed to integrate into their highly respected T24 wireless instrumentation range of products.
What does the US Myriad decision on unpatentability of genes mean for other natural products?
In July, the US Supreme Court held that isolated DNA sequences are not patentable inventions. This overturned years of established practice by the US Patent and Trademark Office, and pulled the rug out from under many gene patents.
YouTube vs LiveStream, UStream and the world
Now YouTube are offering free live streaming to accounts which have over 100 subscribers, surely free HD live streaming for all is just round the corner?
Cancer’s origins revealed
Cambridge researchers have provided the first comprehensive compendium of mutational processes that drive tumour development. Together, these mutational processes explain most mutations found in 30 of the most common cancer types. This new understanding of cancer development could help to treat and prevent a wide range of cancers.
Ubisense wins new €2m order from leading European telecoms operator
Ubisense Group plc (AIM:UBI), a market leader in location-based smart technology, today announces that a large European telecoms network operator (the “Network Operator”) has placed a €2m order for an innovative network design solution that enables them to deliver high-speed broadband to their end customers significantly faster and cheaper than existing methods.
Artists announced for educational research programme 'Defining Pi'
Wysing Arts Centre is collaborating with the Crucible network at the University of Cambridge on a new programme, 'Defining Pi', which aims to test the potential of the new Raspberry Pi computer and spread understanding in coding.
Record month for East Anglian recruiters
Leading independent recruitment firm Cooper Lomaz, which operates throughout East Anglia, is celebrating a record month, having doubled the number of people it has placed in full-time work.
Keep calm and carry on with ViewRanger's Great British Bank Holiday Competition
What does the August Bank Holiday in the great outdoors mean to you? It could be anything from relaxing with friends in beautiful scenery, mountain biking in the fells, to a soggy tent and ice creams in the rain!
Compact and cost-effective oxygen analyzer from Michell Instruments
Michell Instruments has extended its range of oxygen analyzers with the introduction of the compact and cost-effective XZR200, which offers a great blend of price and performance.
All about Cambridge
A weekend of discovery will unfold in Cambridge from 13 to 15 September as a host of places open their doors to the public for Open Cambridge, an initiative that celebrates the riches to be explored on our doorstep.
New Integra integrated website and microsites by NetXtra delights AIC members
New Advanced NFP Integra integrated website and microsites by NetXtra delights Agricultural Industries Confederation members.
Mobas invests further in its digital portfolio
Craig Townsend is appointed at Mobas to progress clients’ digital reach.
Eurotech ITAR free products: DuraMAR, DuraCOR and DuraNET
Eurotech’s product line of rugged COTS subsystems, including DuraMAR mobile routers, DuraCOR mission computers and DuraNET Ethernet switches, are considered dual-use commercial / military items and are free of ITAR-restricted components.
Top Translation Tip #11 - Using automated or machine translation
There are certain programs freely available that can give you an instant translation straight to your phone or computer. But how do they work and can you trust them? First Translation Ltd answers these key questions.
Raspberry Pi in the news
A selection of links to some of the latest stories about the popular Raspberry Pi.
Cyclists can go Dutch with new £4.1 million investment
A successful bid of £4.1 million for transport funding could see a step change in cycling facilities in and around Cambridge, including Dutch style lanes.
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A powerful life-logging tool which captures and stores memorable moments in people’s lives is being developed by two researchers who argue that it could improve public well-being.
Genetic mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease
Researchers have discovered how genetic mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease might play a key role in the death of brain cells, potentially paving the way for the development of more effective drug treatments.