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Single typhoid vaccination shortage continues
The single typhoid vaccination shortage continues, warns The Travel Clinic, Cambridge and Ipswich. However, a combined Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccination is available at the Travel Clinic.
Anthias Consulting offering 10% discount to RSC members on its courses
Anthias Consulting is now offering a 10% discount to members of the Royal Society of Chemistry for all its 3, 4 and 5-day Anthias courses.
Consolidation is not a dirty word (when it comes to Data Centres)
Dr Steve Turner, VP of IT Optimisation at Intergence, looks at the benefits of moving data to a single location...
Anthias Consulting develops strategic partnership with the ASTG at The Open University
Anthias Consulting has developed a strategic partnership with the Applied Science and Technology Group (ASTG) at The Open University to provide theoretical and practical training courses in gas chromatography, comprehensive gas chromatography and mass spectrometry.
Anthias Consulting launches range of Agilent courses for 2013
Anthias Consulting is now extending its course range, offering more and greater courses on Agilent GC and GC-MS instrumentation.
Brief encounters: how to write a good brief
Ever heard the expression that what you get out of life is only as good as what you put in? OK, so there are exceptions (no, we’re not at all jealous of those Euromillions winners from Haverhill) but in general we find it’s pretty true. And never more so than when briefing a new project, writes Jo Riches Ltd.
New venture takes Broers space
British tech-entrepreneur Mike Lynch’s new venture ICP London (trading as Invoke) is to occupy space in the Broers Building in Cambridge after agreeing a letting from landlord Nafield Properties, the company owned by Turnstone Estates and Burall Developments.
Stephen Bourne: Imagineering the book trade in 2050
Tuesday evening’s talk at The Pitt Building in Cambridge was billed as the premier event of 2012 for CAMPUS (Cambridge Publishing Society). It promised to be provocative, stimulating and entertaining - and it proved to be just that.
UK Device Developers' Conference to discuss 'defined time' software
TTE Systems presentation argues that ‘real time’ is out of date and 'defined time' is a better way of thinking about reliable embedded systems.
Salus@Work, official launch
Salus Wellness is officially launching today Salus@Work, a corporate service offered to local service companies, helping employers to improve the quality of their working environment.
Creating Market Differentiating Strategies
Coleridge help create medium and long term strategies that challenge the status quo to deliver real market differentiation whilst being realistically achievable.
Developing Customer Focused Propositions
Aligning all elements of your sales and marketing activity with market opportunities can seem as demanding as completing a giant Rubik's cube! Read how we overcome this.
The tea bag goes high tech
Cambridge Consultants gives the tea bag a 21st century twist.
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity appoints new fundraising and marketing manager
A new addition to the dedicated team at the Arthur Rank Hospice is responsible for supporting and providing services for the charity.
A Rosie Christmas is on the cards
With Christmas fast approaching, Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) has produced a special festive greetings card to benefit the Rosie Hospital Campaign and is looking to local people to spread some seasonal cheer by getting involved in the final weeks of its Big Push for the Rosie.
Humanity’s last invention and our uncertain future
A philosopher, a scientist and a software engineer have come together to propose a new centre at Cambridge to address developments in human technologies that might pose “extinction-level” risks to our species, from biotechnology to artificial intelligence.
Becky uses her LOAf to launch new comic
A young Cambridgeshire illustrator is aiming to revive the golden age of the comic book with the launch of LOAf, a magazine aimed at “big kids and little adults”.
Impact of patenting on the commercialisation of regenerative research
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee will this week take evidence from intellectual property experts on the impact of intellectual property and patent arrangements in the UK and Europe on the development of regenerative medicine.
Service transformation -all sectors
Guiding companies, government, and VCSE groups to lasting improvement, in environments of budget reductions, low cooperation, and fundamental change to funding streams.
Communities need range of flood defence measures
Commenting on the flooding in the UK and the flooding warnings in place this weekend, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Director General, Nick Baveystock, said: “The events over the last few days serve as a stark reminder that Britain will continue to face the consequences of severe rainfall until action is taken to ensure we are more flood resilient.
Civil Engineers welcome Energy Bill
Commenting on Friday's (23 Nov) Energy Bill announcement, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Director General Nick Baveystock, said: “The announcement on the long awaited Energy Bill is a welcome development, and provides some desperately needed clarity over the rules of the Electricity Market Reform and the steps that could help the UK progress towards a low-carbon generation."
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Building for the future at Jesus College
Jesus College is pleased to announce that the refurbishment of the Morley Horder and Grade II listed Carpenter Buildings is now completed.
Blue Chip Technology launches innovative range of integrated touchscreen computers
Blue Chip Technology, a leading manufacturer of industrial and embedded computers, has announced the launch of its new low cost Alpha range of advanced integrated touchscreen computers.
Another COP-out?
The COP-18 climate change talks begin in Doha next week, with surprisingly little publicity.