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HS2 Phase Two - Civil Engineers welcome announcement
Yesterday (Monday 28 January), the Government announced the preferred route for the second section of the High speed rail link (HS2). The Institution of Civil Engineers welcomed the announcement and said it intends to take part in the consultation process.
It might look good, but you lose performance when you spin the wheels
A Coaching trend has appeared that says it’s OK failing, so long as you partly succeed. Is this strategy in the Client’s or Coach’s best interest? FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright comments....
Alan Calder of IT Governance speaks on cybersecurity at an Anglia IT Community event
Alan Calder, cybersecurity expert and CEO of IT Governance, will give a talk on cybersecurity and the benefits from ISO27001-certification this Thursday (January 31st 2013) at the Anglia IT Community event in Bury St Edmunds.
Medical device companies: are you prepared for FDA usability implementation?
The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) is on the brink of ratifying its guidance document on Human Factors Engineering for Medical Devices. Ian Scrimgeour of Cambridge Design Partnership highlights how you can navigate the changing design requirements of this new regulation.
Phoenix Systems ports Phoenix-RTOS to EnSilica’s eSi-RISC processor family
EnSilica / Phoenix Systems collaboration further expands the eSi-RISC ecosystem and paves the way for the development of embedded smart grid solutions.
Welcome to the second Cambridge Publishing Management newsletter
Cambridge Publishing Management writes: Usually December is a quiet month for us, as our publisher clients wind up for Christmas, but this year there was a last-minute buzz of activity with a hectic round of sales meetings, which we hope will result in some exciting new projects.
MP falls in with TA to mark officer's distinguished service
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert will fall in with members of the city’s Territorial Army next month when he marks the retirement of an officer who has served for 39 years.
11th Distinguished Lecture Series in Sustainable Development 2013
American scientist and author Professor Jared Diamond is the speaker at the next in the Annual Distinguished Lecture Series in Sustainable Development, organised jointly by Cambridge University Department of Engineering’s Centre for Sustainable Development and The University of Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL). It takes place tomorrow (Weds January 30th) at the Department…
Alumni discuss world-wide involvement in Engineers Without Borders
In 2001, a small group of engineering students in Cambridge decided to form a new student society called Engineers Without Borders (EWB-UK). Since then, EWB-UK has grown into a national organisation with 35 university branches, seven regional professional networks and 4,500 members.
Signagelive on show at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) Amsterdam
Signagelive, a UK-based technology company that specialises in developing cloud-based digital signage applications, will be unveiling its latest product developments and partner collaborations at ISE, taking place in Amsterdam this week (29-31 January). Signagelive can be found in Hall 10, Stand Number Q112.
Researching smoking cessation? Use Salimetrics salivary cotinine assay
If you are researching smoking cessation, use the high sensitivity Salimetrics salivary cotinine assay in the run-up to "No Smoking Day" on 13th March 2013.
Access Salimetrics saliva 'research tips' online
Are you ready to add salivary measures to your research? Read the following key guides in order to gain a basic understanding of measuring saliva and its relevant biological data for research.
Amino results show strong performance
Amino Technologies plc (stock code: AMO), the Cambridge-based leader in digital entertainment solutions for IPTV, OTT and in-home multimedia distribution, announces audited results for the year ended 30 November 2012 which demonstrate strong growth in profitability and cash.
Tame your computer - meet the Document Inspector
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 inspect your document for tracked changes (Word 2007-2010)...
Compact sample conditioning enables speedy spot-checks of moisture
Michell Instruments’ compact and convenient sample options ensure the best results from their portable hygrometers, MDM300 and MDM300 I.S.
Skills shortage prompts response by University of Hertfordshire and Melbourn Scientific
The ‘learn while you earn’ approach to specialist science courses is part of a drive by the University of Hertfordshire to address the intensifying skills shortage faced by UK pharmaceutical companies. The University is collaborating with leading life science company Melbourn Scientific to develop a new part-time MSc degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences that reflects the needs of industry.
Cold weather dries eyes, warns Cambridge-based Altacor
Low temperatures, high winds and UV light have detrimental effects on eye health
Daimler to use Ubisense assembly control system on Mercedes S-Class assembly line
The Ubisense Smart Factory System Solution for automotive assembly lines based on its six-sigma Real-Time Location System has achieved the pilot acceptance milestone in Daimler’s project to equip the assembly line for the Mercedes S-Class premium cars in Germany.
Exquisite dishes win silver medal for Clare College chef
At the recent Hospitality Show 2013 at the NEC in Birmingham, Luca Patriccioli, Head Chef at Clare College Cambridge, presented a starter and two main courses in the Salon Culinaire world class culinary competition’s ‘restaurant plates’ category, winning a silver medal for his main course plates and a merit for his starter.
International delegation puts Cambridge on the map
Eight VisitEngland representatives from around the world were in Cambridge last week to see at first hand the wide range of venues and facilities on offer to host conferences and events.
Impulse is awarded display contract for February roll-out
Impulse Point of Purchase Ltd, a Cambridgeshire based company, has been awarded the contract to create, make and Install Retail Fixturing for DVD and CDs. The contract is to be completed in store by the end of February.
Deadline approaching for funding bids
Small and medium sized businesses from across the East of England are being encouraged to apply for European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) support to help them reduce energy consumption, develop new products and increase profitability.
Scientists discover how epigenetic information could be inherited
New research reveals a potential way for how parents’ experiences could be passed to their offspring’s genes. The research has been published in the journal Science.New research reveals a potential way for how parents’ experiences could be passed to their offspring’s genes. The research has been published in the journal Science.
How not to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Heavy investment in renewable energy has made surprisingly little difference to carbon dioxide emissions overall, says The Scientific Alliance.