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Gain insight into Cambridge MBA at Open Day
Saturday 29 June presents a valuable opportunity for potential MBA students to visit Cambridge University's Judge Business School, learn about its strengths, and discuss your MBA future directly with staff and current students.
Bury St Edmund’s Women’s Aid Centre makes lone worker safety a priority
Bury St Edmund’s Women’s Aid Centre was established in 1974 to provide safety and support for women and children experiencing domestic abuse.
Michell offers efficient dew point measurement for hydrogen cooled electricity generators
Modern power stations operate with only a few maintenance engineers and anything that can save the time needed to carry out critical maintenance checks has real benefit. With this in mind, Michell Instruments designed the MDM300 I.S. portable hygrometer for fast, easy and ergonomic operation in hazardous areas – making it ideal for checking the dew point in hydrogen cooled electricity generators.
Towards the ‘holy grail’ of anticoagulant drugs
New Cambridge spin-out raises $11 million in funding to develop revolutionary new drug for thrombosis, which causes heart attacks and strokes.
Professor Mike Stratton knighted in Queen’s Birthday Honours list
Professor Mike Stratton, Director of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute - whose research career has focused on understanding cancer - was awarded a knighthood in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
Cambridge academics and senior staff listed in the Queen's Birthday Honours
Four Cambridge Professors and the University's Director of Physical Education and Sport have been recognised in the latest honours list.
Cambridge researcher drives in the Mongol Rally
Will Midgley, a Research Associate in Low Carbon Delivery Vehicles in the Cambridge University Department of Engineering's Applied Mechanics group, will drive from Cambridge (UK) to Ulaanbataar (Mongolia) as part of the Mongol Rally 2013.
Axol Human Cerebral Cortical Neurons (hCCNs)
Axol hCCNs are derived from integration-free, induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells under fully defined neural induction conditions.
Axol Human Neural Progenitor Cells (hNPCs)
Axol hNPCs are derived from integration-free, induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells under fully defined neural induction conditions.
Workplace Law interviews Chris Kane - CEO BBC Commercial Projects
On Monday, 10 June 2013 Chris Kane, CEO at BBC Commercial Projects, spoke at the close of ThinkFM and gave a rare insight into managing facilities at the BBC, one of the world’s largest broadcasters.
Linx distributor appointments strengthen Brazilian presence
Leading global coding and marking specialist Linx Printing Technologies has strengthened its presence in Brazil with the appointment of two new distributor partners.
BioMed Realty celebrates one year anniversary of Granta Park acquisition
Life science real estate specialist BioMed Realty Trust, Inc (NYSE: BMR) today celebrated with an on-site event for the first anniversary of its aquisition of Granta Park, the state-of-the-art life science park located in the heart of the Cambridge Science Cluster.
Xaar presents first-class printhead performance at Forn&Cer
Xaar, the world’s leading independent supplier of industrial inkjet printheads, will highlight how the unique design and performance of the Xaar 1001 inkjet printhead has made it the printhead of choice for ceramic manufacturers at Forn&Cer (Stand D2, 18-21 June 2013, Sao Paulo, Brazil).
Secret life of the cat - beyond and inside the cat flap
Holdsworth Associates is working together with SureFlap, the microchip-operated pet door company, in their ‘Neighbourhood Cat Campaign’, a project aiming to tackle feline turf-wars. SureFlap is investigating the Secret Life of the Cat to find out more about these fascinating creatures.
Is there a crisis in farming?
Poor harvests are predicted in the UK this year, but does this give us any reason to worry about food security? The Scientific Alliance examines the issue.
Cambridge’s biotech industry 'vulnerable' after US Supreme Court bans gene patents
Intellectual Property specialists Marks & Clerk in Cambridge comment on yesterday's US Supreme Court ruling on the patentability of isolated DNA.
Literacy, not income, key to improving public health in India
New research suggests public health in developing countries may be better improved by reducing illiteracy rather than raising average income.
Cambridge named Academic Centre of Excellence in Cybersecurity Research
The University of Cambridge has been recognized as an “Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research” (ACE-CSR) by the UK Government.
Students enjoy clean sweep at Macmillan awards
Artists from Anglia Ruskin University have swept the board at the prestigious 2013 Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picture Book Illustration.
CPM gets a little Tipsy in the office...
Cambridge Publishing Management (CPM) welcomes Tipsy, a very cute company mascot.
New arrival at CPM
On 23 April Claire Kanani joined the CPM team as Marketing/Personal Assistant.
In my opinion: Nipping sickness absence in the bud
Each month Liz Gibson of Adaptable HR will be asked questions about common HR problems faced by business owners and management teams. She’ll be giving her expert opinion on a number of HR issues over the coming months and sharing advice on what you can do to help your business cope should it ever happen to you.
Creating conversations between researchers and government
With the release of its inaugural Annual Report, the Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE) is poised to become the premier platform at the University for early-career researchers to engage with the policy world.
Zing Conferences holds its first ever UK event - in Cambridge!
Zing Conferences is pleased to announce that it will be holding a conference in Cambridge, UK. The topic will be DNA polymerases: biology, diseases and biomedical applications, and the conference will take place at Robinson College on Sunday August 31st 2014 - Thursday September 4th 2014.
Cambridgeshire libraries - There's something for everyone...
You'll be surprised what's in your library!
For details of the services the libraries across Cambridgeshire provide please click on the link below