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Unlocking nature’s quantum engineering for efficient solar energy
Quantum scale photosynthesis in biological systems which inhabit extreme environments could hold the key to new designs for solar energy and nanoscale devices.
Wyvern DM launches new marketing campaign management service
Wyvern DM is proud to announce the launch of its campaign management service.
Lookout Call wins Diamond award for customer satisfaction
Lone worker safety specialist, Lookout Call, has once again been recognised for its commitment to customer satisfaction.
Government backs small business with £5 million funding boost
The Department of Health has today announced £5 million of funding for small businesses to come up with new products or services that will help improve the experience of people with mental health illnesses and people at the end of their life.
Zyme and KISS collaborate to redevelop website for Horizon Discovery
Life science PR and marketing agency, Zyme Communications has collaborated with KISS to redevelop the Horizon Discovery corporate website. The recently launched website incorporates a new e-commerce facility, richer search functionality, video, webinars, a dynamically generated downloadable catalogue and a new structure for greater user accessibility.
Free Marketing ‘taster session’ on offer
FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright believes that many small businesses and organisations have a stop/start approach to marketing, because of day-to-day pressures on time. This free ‘taster session’ will enable you to prioritise the key areas to work on and effectively dedicate your time.
Somersault films Olympic star at David Lloyd gym opening
Somersault Video Productions recently filmed Olympic rowing star Zac Purchase at the opening of the brand new David Lloyd Leisure club in Worcester.
kinetics: the chemical kinetics model builder
cmcl innovations now offers the desktop version of kinetics: the chemical kinetics model builder, directly to customers with full support from our experienced technical staff.
srm engine suite
The srm engine suite a virtual engineering design tool for simulating the performance and exhaust gas emissions from internal combustion engines. Example applications have included motorcycle, passenger car, motor sport, truck, locomotive, marine and power generation.
Get motivated and stay that way!
Well, didn't the Christmas break go quickly! Since we’re all back at work now I thought that it might be interesting in this post to look at something that many of you may be lacking after nearly two weeks of no activity. With motivation, it’s not normally getting motivated that’s the problem, it’s staying motivated, writes Ian Titchener, Director of Telemarketing Matters.
Get off to a flying start
Every new year is filled with good intentions after the blur of Christmas, but it’s all too easy to simply intend. The start of a new year is the perfect time to take action so that by at the end of this year you can look back proudly at all that you’ve achieved – and then, just maybe, put your feet up for a bit.
Web design & development
Aiddesign are website designers based in Cambridge, UK. We offer a friendly, professional service, that is as unique as you and your business and we have already helped a number of local businesses reach customers via the web at a cost they can afford.
PneumaCare appoints seasoned veteran Mark Harwood as new CEO
PneumaCare, the Cambridge UK-based respiratory monitoring medical imaging company, has announced the appointment of its new CEO, Mark Harwood. Mark is a seasoned veteran in the medical device space.
The morality of paying tax
The next Breakfast Briefing organised by Chaplaincy to People at Work examines the morality of paying tax.
Why adaptation makes sense
Even if record rainfall is a sign of global warming, adaptation makes far more sense than mitigation.
New Year, new start at Anglia Ruskin
Anglia Ruskin University is offering a range of courses – full-time, part-time, undergraduate and postgraduate – starting this month.
High salaries for top graduates in Cambridge, reveals ECM survey
High salaries are being paid in Cambridge to attract the best software graduates in high-tech, according to the latest ECM Salary & Benefits Survey.
Onespacemedia creates new identity & emotive digital experience for Africa Uncovered
The travel industry is a crowded marketplace and brands are constantly vying for standout to attract potential customers. The team at Onespacemedia has been working with bespoke safari and travel specialist Africa Uncovered to create a new brand identity and website to give them standout.
£30m boost for aspiration as start-up loans for young entrepreneurs expanded
A £30 million boost to the Government's Start-up Loans scheme has been announced by the Prime Minister to give the next generation of entrepreneurs the finance and support to start tens of thousands of new businesses, helping Britain to get ahead in the global race.
DECC seeks specialist software development resource
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is looking for a specialist resource to support its software developers. A contract valued at £80,000 - £100,000 is available, suitable for smaller suppliers. But hurry - the deadline for suppler proposals is midday next Friday (January 11th).
FIND and 42 Technology strengthen diagnostics partnership
The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND), which is driving the development and early implementation of diagnostic tests for tuberculosis (TB), malaria and other diseases of the developing world, is extending its existing development partnership with 42 Technology (42T).
Tourism expert checks in at Anglia Ruskin
Dr Sally Everett has been appointed as the new Deputy Dean of Anglia Ruskin University’s Lord Ashcroft International Business School.
£150m structural integrity research initiative at TWI, Granta Park
In early November TWI welcomed the announcement by the UK Department of Business, Innovation and Skills to support its plans to establish a £90m TWI Structural Integrity Research Foundation (SIRFTM). The latest round of the UK Regional Growth Fund awards enables TWI to address a key industry need and realise the build of a multi-million pound postgraduate engineering facility integrated within…
2012 record rainfall figures - engineers call for strategy
Commenting on the news from the Met Office that 2012 was the UK’s second wettest year on record, the Institution of Civil Engineers' water expert, Michael Norton, called for strategic planning to make the best use of the excess water.
Saliva testing training days continue into 2013
Learn Salivary Bioscience on a Salimetrics one day course in Cambridge. The full day Spit Camps take place at Anglia Ruskin University and cover the analysis of saliva both practical and theory based around Cortisol (other analytes can be covered).