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Dr Alan Reece 1927 – 2012
The University of Cambridge is sad to report the death of one of its benefactors.
Unique collaborative project for established programming language
Always keen to explore new ground, Onespacemedia has just finished a unique new project working in collaboration with Cambridge University's Computer Laboratory (the department which encompasses computer science), to build an open source commenting website for the forthcoming book, Real World OCaml.
Arts Entrepreneurs find fresh funding opportunities through Crowdfunding
As public subsidy and local authority money is being reduced to fund the arts, entrepreneurs have had to explore new ways of fund raising to meet their goals. Gone are the days when public funding and big sponsorship deals were easily available.
Cambridge Regional College sponsors leading job fair
Cambridge Regional College is sponsoring this month's Jobfair 2013, the region’s leading employment and careers event which is expected to attract more than 3,500 people.
Crescendo Biologics announces the Crescendo Mouse
Crescendo Biologics Limited today announces the Crescendo Mouse, a breakthrough in antibody fragment technology which allows the efficient generation of high-quality fully human single domain antibody VH fragments from a transgenic mouse.
PragmatIC's imprinted planar nano-devices included in focus of Holst Centre programme
PragmatIC Printing Ltd, the pioneer in imprinted logic circuits, and Holst Centre, an open-innovation initiative by imec (Belgium) and TNO (Netherlands), have announced an extension of their collaboration in the research, development and exploitation of flexible electronics.
Customer Relationship Management Strategy Implemetation
Spectacles will work with the owners and senior managers of small businesses to implement strategies that maximise the customer experience when engaged, ensuring that customer needs are met effectively and repeat business is assured.
SEO in practice: IT Support Cambridge
Sapien IT describe how they have been optimising their website for keywords such as IT Support Cambridge and others.
Could poor grammar on your CV cost you a new job?
Brand Recruitment specialises in marketing jobs, so for them, correct spelling and grammar is crucial. They ask: Would bad spelling or grammar put us off putting someone forward for a job?
The Sainsbury Laboratory names a new Director
Professor Ottoline Leyser, CBE FRS, has been named as the new Director of the Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge.
You don’t have to live in the Highlands to enjoy Burns Night!
Burtons Butchers has rounded up traditional Scottish haggis for local celebrations – so dig out your Tartan Trews and rehearse your ‘toasts’.
Pertussis on the increase, warns The Travel Clinic
Pertussis appears to be on the increase with outbreaks in the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
US investment in innovation prompts expansion for nu Angle
‘Innovate or die’ is the hard reality and one that progressive US corporations are taking seriously. In response to strong demand in the US for its technology strategy and roadmapping tools, British company nu Angle has established a Pittsburgh-based company to support its growing client base.
Conventional business market segmentation, flawed says new report
Using a model of business ICT maturity is better than size and sector approaches for forecasting market size and targeting sales and marketing messages, according to a new report from Innovation Observatory.
Graphene patent applications surge around the world, especially in Asia
2012 experienced particularly high numbers of new graphene patent applications around the world, especially in Asian countries including China and South Korea, according to a new report from CambridgeIP.
PR becomes a priority for fast growing comms agency
An award-winning PR account manager has been appointed by rapidly expanding Cambridge communications agency Method Creative.
How can there still be a technical skills gap in 2013?
Why is there a lack of candidates for jobs with technical skills? asks Andy Kennedy, Managing Director of Tier 2 Consulting.
Reynaers Aluminium enters domestic market
Reynaers Aluminium – one of Europe’s leading providers of innovative aluminium architectural glazing systems for windows and doors – has announced it is launching an exciting new proposition.
Cambridge Cognition and Ixico award branding project to KISS
Integrated marketing agency, KISS Communications has completed a branding project for The Brain Health Centre, a joint project by Cambridge Cognition, a world leading provider of computerised cognitive assessment products, and IXICO.
Surgery set for a facelift
The next wave of technologies has the potential to radically reshape the surgical landscape beyond 2030, according to a new report from innovative product development firm Cambridge Consultants.
Deloitte analyses top technology trends for 2013
The technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) practice at Deloitte today announces its predictions for the technology sector in 2013: * More than 80 per cent of internet traffic measured in bits will continue to come from traditional personal computers reflecting an age of PC plus, not a post PC era * Over 90 per cent of user-generated passwords, even those considered strong by IT…
Members urged to make the most of learning opportunities
Did you know that, as a Cambridge Network member, you have access to the comprehensive range of training courses offered by Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration? If your New Year's resolution is to develop yourself or your staff by learning new skills or enhancing your capabilities, look no further than the Learning pages on this site - and take advantage of the quality training which is…
Sensors in Medicine 2013 Conference early registration deadline extended
The early registration discount for the Sensors in Medicine 2013 Conference has now been extended to 31 January 2013.
Research investigates piety in the Renaissance home
The notion of the Renaissance as a ‘secular age’ is to be challenged by three University of Cambridge researchers after securing €2.3m funding from the European Research Council.
Reassembling the backbone of life using a particle accelerator
Research published this week in the journal Nature documents, for the first time, the intricate three-dimensional structure of the backbone in the earliest four-legged animals (tetrapods).