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Top Translation Tip #8 - Think about cultural differences or sensitivities
Be sensitive to the culture of the country for which you are translating, advises First Edition Translations.
Some career doors close, some open
Summer may not yet have arrived, yet the second edition of Career Ambition's magazine filled with new career trends, tips and nuggets certainly has! If you've reached a career crossroads, are preparing for a new job or want to take a step up in your current role this free magazine is for you.
UltraVision CLPL and TMVC launch new contact lenses in Taiwan
UltraVision CLPL, Cambridge, UK, & Taiwan Macro Vision Corporation (TMVC), Taipei, Taiwan, announced today the launch of iDealsoft™ contact lenses in Taiwan.
CEDAR receives national stamp of approval
Anglia Ruskin University’s entrepreneurial talent has been recognised after its Centre for Enterprise Development and Research (CEDAR) has become the first university enterprise centre in the UK to be awarded IOEE Centre of Excellence status.
Cresset seeks partners to test groundbreaking new Activity Miner module
Cresset, innovative provider of chemistry software and services, seeks partners for beta testing of their new Activity Miner module. The groundbreaking new science in Activity Miner helps researchers optimise their leads by identifying the key 3D structural and electrostatic changes that impact molecular activity.
BP gets set to fuel the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games
BP, one of the world's leading international oil and gas companies, can be revealed as the latest Official Partner for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Deloitte remains constant with 1,750 opportunities for school leavers and graduates
Deloitte today opens applications for 1,750 entry level positions into the firm, including 1,200 graduate roles.
Breakfast briefings create a buzz
The Cambridge Network Breakfast Networking event on corporate social responsibility (CSR) last week has generated a lot of interest in the topic. Find out how the Network is trialling a new approach to these events, and take part in a survey to help determine other subjects that may be on the agenda for smaller businesses.
Taylor Wessing named Law Firm of the Year 2013
Taylor Wessing has been crowned Law Firm of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2013.
Sanger Institute researchers spark discussion on genomes and healthcare
The Sanger Institute is sending 50 of its researchers to this year’s Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition to take visitors on a journey through genetic discoveries and find out what they think should be done with their DNA data.
New course to meet needs of military veterans
A new course to help meet the mental health and social care needs of the UK’s five million military veterans has been launched by Anglia Ruskin University.
Cambridge Index advances 3.5%
Global equities rose during the week, amid better than expected macroeconomic data and as investors’ concerns about Fed stimulus tapering began to ease. The Cambridge Index rallied 3.5% or 482.6 points to 14,297.7, on upbeat corporate results and as all of its top five index heavyweight stocks posted gains.
Let’s eat cake! Luxury unwrapped
Alice Blackhurst is one of six Cambridge PhD candidates to take part in a series of 'PhDcast' interviews offering an insight into graduate research in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Her work focuses on ideas of luxury.
New Linx printer grows with your business
Linx Printing Technologies has launched a Continuous Ink Jet (CIJ) printer with a number of first-in-class features for fast and reliable three-line coding which also has the adaptability to be further upgraded as and when required.
Business and IT students pick up hatful of awards
Cambridge Regional College business students picked up a hatful of awards in a day of WorldSkills UK competitions – returning with second place, two thirds and a highly commended.
WaveFX awarded the coveted Recommended Agency status
WaveFX has been awarded the coveted Recommended Agency status, having been highly rated by its clients for Film Production, Animation and Live Event Streaming. The company now appears proudly on the UK Recommended Agency Register (RAR).
Should you think about using Android in your embedded products?
Android is a sophisticated, graphically based operating system (OS) for embedded products. It delivers a set of features that make it easy for manufacturers to deliver highly functional, professional looking devices to market quickly. In addition, Android devices can take advantage of a massive library of specially written third party applications (apps).
TTP's Smart home project delivers insight into energy demand
Cambridge, UK (2013 Future of Wireless International Conference) – 1 July 2013 Leading Cambridge-based technology innovation company The Technology Partnership (TTP) has worked with M2M service provider Arkessa to deliver a smart home monitoring platform for a major research project commissioned by the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI).
Creactive Design is a finalist in national design awards
Creactive Design has just been announced as a finalist in the Plastic Industry Awards 2013. Its Breeze high chair for Magrini is one of just three products nominated for the 'Consumer Product Design of the Year' category. The winner will be announced at the London Hilton, Park Lane on 27th of September.
Businesses in East of England look to become more Agile
Agile processes such as Scrum are becoming the norm when it comes to managing projects - especially those involving software development. New training opportunities in Cambridge and Peterborough are being launched to help develop the skills needed.
Foam breakthrough will shake up aerosols
New foaming technology from product development firm Cambridge Consultants is set to banish potentially harmful emissions from aerosols containing everyday items such as shaving foam and hair mousse. It provides a low-cost alternative to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – a contributing factor to ground-level ozone, which has been linked to respiratory problems.
Cambridge science on show at Royal Society
From the future of electronics to the history of space, Cambridge scientists will be demonstrating the broad spectrum of research taking place at the University as part of this week’s Royal Society exhibition.
Bango extends operator billing in Windows Phone Store
Bango has launched direct operator billing for Microsoft’s Windows Phone Store with the Mobile Network Operator (MNO) Indosat in Indonesia. This enables Windows Phone users to easily purchase digital content without the use of premium SMS messages or the limitations of credit cards. Instead, users enjoy one-click operator billing, charging the cost to their phone bill, without the need to…
Marshall land development plans now on display
Plans for a new Cambridge urban quarter being developed on land north of Newmarket Road, next to Abbey Ward and Fen Ditton, comprising up to 1,300 new homes, a primary school, shops, businesses, open spaces and community facilities, are now well advanced. Marshall neighbours will get a preview of the developing plans over the next three days (4-6 July), when Marshall will be hosting a pre…
The Welding Institute Professional Awards 2013
Following on from the success of last year’s event, The Welding Institute’s Annual Dinner and Awards’ Presentation Ceremony took place last week at King’s College, Cambridge. The international occasion celebrated past, present and future engineers and technologists.