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Demystifying Bayes Rule
Bayes Theorem is becoming increasingly important in interpreting statistical data in the life sciences for clinical trials of new drugs and devices, diagnostic tests, and health care policy decisions. Captum's new MasterClass is is designed to remove much of the mystery by presenting Bayes Theorem in accessible non-mathematical terms, and describing its application in life sciences and healthcare.
Technology set to ease IVF experience
Cambridge Consultants develops piOna auto-injector concept to ease the trauma for women undergoing fertility treatment.
Entrepreneurs ready to take on emerging markets but need help getting there
The UK’s entrepreneurs are ready to embark on an era of international expansion, according to the annual Entrepreneurship UK report from the business advisory firm, Deloitte. Twenty-nine percent plan to export to emerging markets, and 30% are already doing so.
Double triumph for Mills & Reeve at Dealmakers Awards ceremony
National law firm Mills & Reeve scooped 'Corporate Law Firm of the Year' and 'Deal of the Year' at the Insider Central & East of England Dealmakers Awards 2012.
IT Governance assists QAV in obtaining certification to both ISO27001 and ISO9001
IT Governance Ltd, the management systems and compliance experts, have announced that they have been appointed by Ely-based audio visual production firm QAV to assist them in complying with the ISO27001 information security standard and the ISO9001 quality management standard.
Combustion study wins award
A team including experts from Cambridge University's Department of Engineering has been awarded the Sugden Prize by The Combustion Institute for the most significant UK contribution to Combustion Research last year.
The future of flying
Aircraft that work together to solve complicated mathematical problems and airports with more flexibly used runways could be the future of flying, according to studies by Cambridge University's Department of Engineering and its industrial and academic partners.
Why marketing matters for social enterprises
Anglia Ruskin University has teamed up with Future Business, a leading Cambridge social enterprise, to present the latest StartChange event on Thursday, 29 November.
Viruses evolve mechanism to prevent bacteria from committing suicide
Viruses are capable of outmanoeuvring the ability of bacteria to commit 'suicide', new research shows.
Cambridge start-up is a hit with US Department of Defense
New start-up Cambridge Intelligence has secured three contracts in the cyber security and defense sectors in the USA. The contracts are for deployment of its KeyLines product, which is a new software tool for visualising communication networks.
RealVNC joins the Deloitte Fast 50
The Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 ranks RealVNC the fastest growing software company in Cambridge.
Atrial Fibrillation: A growing problem with a growing number of solutions
Cambridge Design Partnership attends the Europe AF conference, as ablation catheters are delivering real improvements to the lives of patients, and inspired engineering is pivotal in turning them into reality.
Crem Recruitment will be exhibiting at the Cambridge Job Fair - January 2013
Once again, Crem Recruitment will hold a premium stand at the Cambridge News Job Fair on Wednesday 23rd January 2013. Bring along your CV and Crem's team will be delighted to meet with you and discuss potential career opportunities that they may have available.
Crem Recruitment announces new hire
Crem Recruitment are delighted to announce the appointment of our new Senior Recruitment Consultant, Danielle Baldwin. Danielle has a wealth of experience within the recruitment industry and will be handling temporary and interim vacancies across the Cambridge area.
Do apps work for B2B?
IT consultancy Tier 2's managing director Andy Kennedy has been featured in an article about B2B apps.
Lloyd’s Broker tasks Tier 2 to overhaul document systems
Tier 2 has worked alongside Lloyd's of London broker Croton Stokes and Wilson Ltd to implement its ARENA framework.
Tier 2 creates dedicated JBoss Middleware Consultancy Practice
Tier 2 have created a new Middleware Consultancy Practice with the prediction that demand for 'paid for' Open Source Software will increase over the next few years.
Everything you need to know about middleware
Tier 2 writes We often get asked, particularly on training courses, what tools are available to monitor live systems. These range from JBoss tools such as the Operations Network, to commercial solutions much like Your Kit or JProfiler, to the many freely available tools such as JConsole and Java Visual VM. Our experience allows us to recommend the appropriate tools. We are also able to guide…
OpenCloud ranked by Deloitte as one of the UK’s fastest growing technology companies
Cambridge, UK, 9th November 2012- Telecoms software innovator OpenCloud today announced that it has been ranked 19th in the UK Deloitte Technology Fast 50 2012, which is a ranking of the fastest growing technology firms in the UK. Rankings are based on percentage revenue growth over five years. OpenCloud grew 1046 per cent during this period.
Waste not, want not
Nuclear waste is usually seen as a problem. In fact, it represents an enormous opportunity to generate low-carbon electricity for many years to come.
Cambourne Project Services delivers small vehicle x-ray imaging systems (SVXi)
The last 16 months has been a very busy time for Cambourne Project Services Ltd., culminating in the successful completion and delivery of six small vehicle x-ray imaging system (SVXi) to end users in the Middle East, North Africa and the Far East.
New Centre explores sustainable road freight transport
A new Centre for Sustainable Road Freight Transport has been established, with a total of £5.8 million funding for the first five years.
New project to tackle teenage suicides
A research project aimed at reducing the rate of suicide among young people has been launched by Anglia Ruskin University.
Body, soul and gold: quests for perfection in English alchemy
From the elixirs of legend to transmutation of base metals into gold, medieval medical practice and social mobility were steeped in alchemy.
Cambridge software improves quality of sound for hearing aid users
A new software product developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could greatly improve sound perception for users of hearing aids.