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Communication tip: show some spirit
In this presentation tip, communication coach Jon Torrens tells you how it's essential to show some passion and dedication when presenting.
Killer presenting: achieve a comedian's confidence
Learn how to present so people remember your information and your message. Apply the creativity used by comedians to your presentations. Lose your fear, and actually enjoy speaking in front of people.
DEM Solutions opens access to online DEM literature database
DEM Solutions announces the world’s first online DEM Literature Database – an extensive, searchable online library of abstracts of peer-reviewed papers on the development and application of Discrete Element Method (DEM) simulation for modeling bulk particle processes.
Win £35k to turn your business idea into reality
Entrepreneurs from across Cambridgeshire are being encouraged to shout about their ideas – and win a share of £35,000 of funding – as part of Anglia Ruskin University’s Enterprise Fellowship Scheme.
Cambridge Index declines 6.2%
The Cambridge Index fell 6.2% or 905.7 points to 13,815.1, as all of the top five index bellwether stocks posted losses.
IT Governance and Alcumus ISOQAR host the event 'Mitigating Information Security Risk'
IT Governance, the cyber security and ISO 27001 experts, have announced that they have partnered with UKAS accredited certification body, Alcumus ISOQAR, to hold an event on information security risk.
LEP to appear at UNITE
Businesses in Cambridgeshire are being urged to network with 50 notable national brands and local pioneers at the free to attend UNITE Summer Business Forum at Cambourne on 10 July.
Penningtons sponsors the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2013
The Cambridge office of Penningtons Solicitors LLP is delighted to be the sole sponsor for the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival 2013. The CSF celebrates its 26th season this year with performances of eight of Shakespeare’s best loved plays, staged in the gardens of six Cambridge University colleges.
Device Developer Conference announces "Programmers' Challenge" winner
The organisers of the recent UK Device Developers' Conference have announced the winner of their "Programmers' Challenge", a competition where engineers competed to find software bugs in 50 lines of code.
Isotera receives £1.6m investment to expand intelligent LED lighting system business
Cambridge-based lighting network company Isotera has closed a £1.6m second funding round to advance its business from product launch to volume sales.
MCS agency builds its creative and social offering
MCS, the creative marketing agency near Bury, has added two senior members to its team as it seeks to grow further.
Salimetrics redesigns infant swab for faster, easier collection
A larger diameter infant swab with increased strength that will allow for greater fluid capacity is now available from Salimetrics. Salimetrics is offering its redesigned infant swab to make it easier to collect sufficient saliva volume for laboratory analysis.
Salimetrics new salivary melatonin assay giving excellent results
Customers are reporting excellent analytical results when using Salimetrics' newly launched salivary melatonin assay.
SDI’s Synoptics Health appoints six distributors in Asia-Pacific region
Scientific Digital Imaging [SDI’s] Synoptics Health Division, a manufacturer of innovative digital imaging systems for healthcare applications, is pleased to announce the appointment of distributors throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Wireless team at Cambridge Consultants to expand by 20 per cent
Leading technology design and development firm Cambridge Consultants is on a recruitment drive to grow its wireless team by more than a fifth. The move comes as the company experiences growing demand for its ability to solve complex wireless problems and provide innovative solutions in the application of wireless technology.
Indian research initiative acquired by Cambridge-based R&D company
ExperInn Research, India’s Silicon Valley (Bangalore) based research initiative, has been acquired by Crocotta Research & Development Ltd.
Mother wins BP Portrait Award 2013 for portrait of her 35-year-old son
Berkshire based South African artist Susanne du Toit wins £30,000 prize
Milstein donation brings Library’s treasures to global audience
A $1.2m donation to transform Cambridge University Library’s exhibitions will allow its priceless treasures to be shared with the world as never before.
Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor break ground on £1bn North West Cambridge development
The Chancellor of Cambridge University, Lord Sainsbury of Turville, and the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, marked the start of works for the University's 150-hectare mixed-use development at North West Cambridge, the University's largest single capital development project in its 800-year history, in a ground-breaking ceremony last week.
Spain to gain from UK training
Suffolk-based business JODA Training has broken into the growing Spanish training market with the help of Enterprise Europe Network.
Onespacemedia’s James Cotton hosts disruptive technology congress masterclass
Tomorrow, Cambridge will host Nerve, the city’s first disruptive technology congress. Prominent industry figures will come together for the three-day summit to showcase ground-breaking technologies and encourage collaboration between companies, entrepreneurs and investors, featuring speakers from NASA, Google and McLaren to name a few.
SMEs in the East can benefit from ‘brain gain’
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the East of England will be able to access academic expertise thanks to the Low Carbon KEEP programme.
Free Rein's Fusion of Fitness to raise £1,000
A trio of people from Free Rein is embarking on a summer fuelled by fitness to raise £1,000 for heartening causes.
Calling all fuel-conscious drivers - how heavy is your foot?
Elms Cambridge BMW is giving fuel-conscious drivers the chance to learn how to drive efficiently from BMW experts at a landmark business event.
Reverse engineering services create new technical CAD drawings for classic car parts
One of the biggest challenges in the old car movement is spare parts.