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Cambridge Index declines 1.2%
The Cambridge Index declined 1.2% or 191.3 points, to end at 15,509.8, as index heavyweight stocks Johnson Matthey, DS Smith and Greene King posted losses.
Portable temperature control solutions
Centeo provides a wide range of portable instruments for accurate temperature control in microplate and micro-vial format.
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From vegetable oil to biodiesel with Syrris’ Globe jacketed reactor system
Syrris’ innovative Globe jacketed reactor system has enabled chemical engineering students at Worcester Polytechnic University, USA, to safely investigate the production of biodiesel.
Satellite Applications Catapult uses Eurotech M2M integration platform
Eurotech, a leading supplier of embedded technologies, products and systems, today announces the Satellite Applications Catapult, a UK government-funded technology innovation centre, has purchased a suite of Eurotech’s multi service gateway devices and the Everyware Cloud machine-to-machine (M2M) integration platform to provide new businesses and entrepreneurs with the infrastructure to develop…
Siemens and Integra drive unified communications solution into the mid market
Next-generation UC platform offers cost savings of £199K and facilitates flexible working and BYOD initiatives.
Signagelive partners with distributor Ingram Micro to promote Samsung’s signage platform
Signagelive, a global technology company that specialises in developing cloud-based digital signage applications, announced today that its North American division has finalised a distribution agreement with Ingram Micro Inc.
Kettle’s Yard artwork selected for vast UK-wide exhibition
A painting by Alfred Wallis from the collection at Kettle’s Yard has been chosen as one of the UK’s top ten artworks and will be displayed on billboards around the country as part of a vast exhibition.
Roem and Cambridge Network team up to offer training at a reduced rate
Roem Ltd, a longstanding member of the Cambridge Network high-tech community, has teamed up with Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration (LC) to offer training services to members at a reduced rate.
Tame your computer - pick up where you left off
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 quickly get back to your last editing point in a document (Word 2003-2013).
Sensors in Medicine 2013 conference is a success
The first international conference on Sensors in Medicine was held in London earlier this year and was rated highly successful by delegates. Topics included Point-of Care Diagnostics, Future Technology, Breath Analysis and Wearable Sensors.
Book review - 'Hellboy: Seed of Destruction'
Although I’m an editor, I’m not really a big reader – I guess I read so much at work during the day that the last thing I want to do when I get home is curl up with a book... writes Karen Beaulah of Cambridge Publishing Management.
Projects highlight CPM's author services
In Spring of this year Cambridge Publishing Management (CPM) took on two interesting projects that were in many ways quite similar, yet had their individual impetuses and challenges. Two clients had approached the company, wanting to use its services for authors for their works of fiction for children and Young Adults.
CPM creates Mobi files for Delta Publishing
During June and July, Cambridge Publishing Management's (CPM's) production team has been busy with an extensive project for Delta Publishing. The team was called upon to create five separate Mobi files, complete with a table of contents, for Kindle.
Full up North
Cheffins' annual collective Harrogate Vintage Sale has this year beaten all records in terms of quality and number of lots.
Residential Sales
Cheffins are market leaders in residential sales throughout the region with a traditional and professional approach which also encompasses the very latest in computerised technology and advanced website development.
Cash enables Cambridgeshire businesses to get connected
Connecting Cambridgeshire has secured multi-million pound funding to help local businesses get on the superfast highway and drive economic growth by making the most of the latest digital technologies.
Changing minds
Recognition of what is and is not feasible is bringing a healthy note of realism to environmentalism, says The Scientific Alliance.
Cambridge, UK Conference 2014
This conference will be held at Robinson College, Cambridge. The chairs will be Roger Woodgate (National Institutes of Health), Ulrich Hubscher (University of Zurich) and Barbara van Loon (University of Zurich)
Spain Conferences 2014
Between February and and April we will be holding five conferences in Nerja, Spain. The hotel we have chosen for these conferences in Parador de Nerja.
Mexico Conferences 2013
Our next series of conferences in Mexico are listed below. These will be held at the luxurious Occidental Grand Xcaret Hotel, near Cancun.
AVEVA explains how 3D laser scanning can help shipyards survive the downturn
New business paper describes how to minimise drydock time while improving design quality, project efficiency and business value in refits and conversions.
Electron ‘spin’ key to solar cell breakthrough
Organic solar cells, a new class of solar cell that mimics the natural process of plant photosynthesis, could revolutionise renewable energy - but currently lack the efficiency to compete with the more costly commercial silicon cells.
Anglia Ruskin opens dedicated Clearing Centre
Anglia Ruskin University will open its Clearing Centre at 7.30am next Thursday, 15 August (A-Level results day) to help anyone looking to start a university course this September.
Spirus plans ‘Alice in Wonderland’ summer party
Spirus recently had the absolute pleasure of arranging a summer party for one of its clients. After throwing around a few suggestions, the client settled on the theme of Alice in Wonderland. You can just imagine the excitement in the all-girl Spirus office at this theme!