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Women benefit from new state-of-the-art gynaecological suite at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital
Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital celebrated the official opening of its women-only health suite with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Professor Janet Todd OBE, the President of Lucy Cavendish College Cambridge.
CPM attends the IPG conference 6–8 March 2013
Cambridge Publishing Management writes:Best-laid plans... Unfortunately, I didn’t get away from the office as early as planned so I arrived at Heythorp Park only just in time for the You and Your Business session, wherein delegates are given the opportunity to chat about their businesses in small groups. I was struck by two things...
When evidence and models conflict
Measured average temperatures are beginning to fall outside the lower bound of temperatures projected by the IPCC. The Scientific Alliance examines the implications...
How to make a cold call warmer
Cold calling is perceived as one of the most difficult parts of sales,says Ian Titchener, Director of Telemarketing Matters. It requires persistence, determination and strength of character. An old sales cliché says that the hardest door for a sales person to open is the car door!
Møller Centre is “Best UK Management Training Centre” 2013
The Møller Centre was delighted to receive the accolade of “Best UK Management Training Centre” at the prestigious Meetings & Incentive Travel (M&IT) awards ceremony this week at Battersea Evolution, London. The Møller Centre retained its title for the third consecutive year.
Want to get ahead in your career? Then get a mentor
Choosing someone to work with as your mentor can be a powerful way of learning and development, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting. Here's how to go about it.
Cambridge Sports Centre topped out at West Cambridge
A commemorative plaque has been affixed to a roof girder 17 metres above the floor of Cambridge Sports Centre at the University West Cambridge site to mark the topping out of the building.
Roads could help rather than harm the environment
Two leading ecologists say a rapid proliferation of roads across the planet is causing irreparable damage to nature, but properly planned roads could actually help the environment.
Planck captures portrait of the young Universe, revealing earliest light
After years of work, scientists have removed bright foreground emissions from the Planck satellite’s first all-sky image to reveal the Universe’s earliest light – imprinted on the sky when the Universe was just 380,000 years old – and seen today as the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), the relic radiation from the Big Bang.
TSB launches new sustainability tool
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has launched 'Horizons' - a free digital tool to help businesses identify sustainability issues, risks and opportunities.
Zuken shares design flow expertise at Device Developers' Conference
Zuken, a leading provider of electronic engineering software solutions, announces its support for the first Device Developers’ Conference in May this year. The company will present the latest thinking in software tools for PCB and system-level design, and explore how engineers can overcome the hurdles of new technology to deliver innovatively superior devices.
Connect with other AAA users on Biochrom's AAA online forum
Biochrom supports a family of users of its amino acid analyzers through meetings and via its Amino Acid Analysis online forum.
iTrinegy wins national 'Bench Tested Product of the Year' award 2013
Network Computing Magazine has named iTrinegy’s Application Performance Management (APM) - AppQoS its Editor's Choice for the best ”Bench Tested Product of the Year 2013”.
MCS exhibits at the Suffolk Coast Business Exhibition
MCS (Marketing Communication Services) is attending the Suffolk Coast Business Exhibition as an exhibitor. The event, from 1pm-6pm next Tuesday (26th March), is being held in Framlingham.
Engineers welcome infrastructure boost
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has welcomed the Chancellor's Budget announcement of an increase in infrastructure spend. ICE Director General, Nick Baveystock, said: “A £3bn a year boost for public infrastructure investment, despite it not being available until 2015, is a positive and welcome move, as are plans to boost Whitehall’s capability to deliver major infrastructure projects.
Newcastle NHS Foundation Trust mitigates lone worker risk with Lookout Call
Newcastle NHS Foundation Trust has chosen Lookout Call as its lone worker safety system provider.
Cambridge company features in celebration of best in design
Wright Design Limited is featured in the 100 best in design catalogue by New Design magazine to mark its 100th issue.
Cambridge scientists receive Royal Society Research Professorships
Royal Society Research Professorships have been awarded to world-class scientists whose research interests cover topics ranging from climate to cognition.
Huppert welcomes Budget help for families and business
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has welcomed initiatives to help families, boost home ownership and support businesses announced in the Chancellor’s Budget yesterday (Weds).
Work starts on new Anglia Ruskin Medical Business Innovation Centre
Construction will start at the beginning of April on a new £6 million centre designed to support and help develop fledgling medical technology businesses. The Anglia Ruskin University Medical Business Innovation Centre (MedBIC) will be built on Anglia Ruskin's Chelmsford campus and is a collaboration between Anglia Ruskin, Chelmsford City Council and Essex County Council.
Nurturing science’s next generation
Twelve years after his death, the legacy of distinguished organic chemist Dr Herchel Smith is enabling a new generation of bright young researchers to pursue their scientific ambitions.
Everything a Facilities Manager should know
The Facilities Management legal update, produced by the experts at Workplace Law, is the essential one-day event for facilities managers.
StarLeaf PT Mini launch personal telepresence device
The StarLeaf PT is a personal video communications device works that with any screen or monitor and is the first of its kind. It offers plug and play simplicity and instantly transforms an existing desktop into a complete, high-definition telepresence solution.
Magrini ‘Breeze’ high chair product launch
Creactive Design’s ‘Breeze’ high chair design for Magrini has just been launched, and is an exciting new addition to the commercial market sector. The chair offers many benefits for the consumer such as a very light weight yet robust construction while meeting the latest stringent European safety standards. Ease of use is the key design element; a choice of three handgrips makes it easy to lift…
RealVNC demonstration console
Creactive Design has designed the new demo units for the RealVNC roadshow, which has already showcased their latest in-vehicle mobile technology in Detroit, Tokyo and Munich.