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Fitzwilliam succeeds in saving Poussin masterpiece for the nation
A campaign by the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Art Fund to raise £3.9m to enable the museum to acquire Nicolas Poussin’s masterpiece Extreme Unction (c. 1638-40) has reached a successful conclusion with the help of a substantial grant of £3,021,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for the acquisition and outreach work, and almost £1m in donations from members of the public and charitable…
Tame your computer - quick recovery
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 open a recent document that was closed without saving (Office 2010)...
On the spot ('spot') foreign currency payments
A registered customer can call their dealer, confirm and exchange rate and have monies creditted to their chosen beneficiary the very same day.
Clients grant Mills & Reeve seal of approval in guide to UK legal profession
Mills & Reeve is one of the top performing law firms in the UK when it comes to client satisfaction, according to the latest edition of Chambers UK.
CBNL and NEC deliver high-capacity enterprise access for QSC
QSC, among the leading mid-size providers of ICT services in Germany, is installing CBNL’s VectaStar multipoint microwave equipment to meet the high-capacity internet demands of it's enterprise customers across several cities in Germany.
Telemarketing Matters Ltd offers a free set up day to Cambridge-based businesses
Telemarketing Matters is one of the UK's leading telemarketing, lead generation and market research companies. Having recently moved to Cambridge, the company will be offering a free set up day on all new telemarketing pilots.
Securing future energy supplies
The purchase by Hitachi of the Horizon nuclear consortium from E.On and RWE is good news, but we still risk a long period of energy insecurity.
Davies Commission must look beyond a third runway
Leading engineering and transport experts say the aviation debate has become too heavily politicised and centred on a third runway at Heathrow, when in the long term, the UK is likely to need significantly more national hub capacity, which we must plan for now.
New MS drug proves effective where others have failed
Alemtuzumab, a drug previously used to treat a type of leukaemia, shown to help people with early multiple sclerosis who relapsed on previous drugs as well as patients who had not yet been treated.
Jersey holidays set to return to Cambridge Airport in 2013
Cambridge Airport has announced the return of direct holidays to Jersey from May 2013, in conjunction with independent tour operator CI Travel. The holidays have been introduced for next year due to popular demand, following the sell-out success of the operator’s first season of packages from Cambridge Airport to Jersey earlier this year.
LEP welcomes new Chair
The Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership has officially announced its new Chair - Grahame Nix, former Chief Operating Officer of Marshall Aerospace and local businessman, who has been appointed as Chair of the LEP to lead forward its work.
Springboard launches accelerator targeting Internet of Things
Today Springboard, the London and Cambridge based accelerator programme, announced the launch of world's first three month accelerator bootcamp targeting the Internet of Things. Springboard also today confirmed that programme partners include ARM, Unilever, Neul and Raspberry Pi.
42 Technology and INFICON develop novel manufacturing approach for pressure sensor
42 Technology (42T) and INFICON AG, a leading industrial sensor company, have worked together to devise novel automated process steps for the manufacture of sensor wire filaments that promise to improve process reliability, increase manufacturing efficiency and boost production output.
Friction stir welding – enabling worldwide engineering success
Friction stir welding re-enters the spotlight with the launch of the new Apple iMac – illustrating the adaptability of the process and its potential for the future of electronics design.
Wear your wedding dress night at Saffron Screen for the Rosie
A week today (Friday 9 November), Saffron Screen – the not-for-profit independent cinema in Saffron Walden – is hosting a ‘Wear Your Wedding Dress’ night in aid of The Rosie Hospital Campaign.
Key laboratories in France select TeraView
TeraView has been chosen to supply systems to the Georgia Tech-CNRS laboratory in Metz and the LOMA laboratory at the University of Bordeaux.
TeraView Ltd. appoints Lynsey Wilson as new Chief Financial Officer
TeraView, the pioneer and leader in terahertz solutions and technology, are pleased to announce that Lynsey Wilson has joined the Company as Chief Financial Officer.
World-renowned astrophysicist to join Cavendish Laboratory
One of Europe’s top experts on exoplanets, planets located beyond the Solar System, will be joining Cambridge University’s Department of Physics. The world-leading astrophysicist Professor Didier Queloz has been appointed to the post of Professor of Physics at the Cavendish Laboratory.
Xaar recruits China Glaze as first ceramics Ink Partner in Asia
Xaar, the leader in digital ceramic printing technology, is pleased to announce that China Glaze Company Ltd, Taiwan, has been recruited as its first Asian Ink Partner with specific focus on the ceramics sector. Xaar is now working closely with China Glaze to optimise the performance of its digital ceramic inks with the Xaar 1001 printhead.
2012 Nobel Prizewinner Sir John Gurdon to share experiences at 10th HVM Conference
The 10th High Value Manufacturing Conference on November 14th will be enthralled to hear a talk from Sir John Gurdon less than a month before he collects his Nobel Prize in Stockholm. Sir John is expected to discuss the blue sky research of 50 years ago which has led to the emerging industry of regenerative medicine. He may also recount anecdotes from his formative years!
Bloomberg New Energy Finance report backed by CambridgeIP research
A new report from energy and water industry research firm Bloomberg New Energy Finance finds that technology innovation targeted toward waste water treatment from shale gas operations has escalated rapidly, with more than 300 patents filed in 2011 alone.
Travellers warned about antimalarial drug shortage
A shortage of the antimalarial drug Malarone has been reported, says The Travel Clinic Ltd, Cambridge.
SDC Systems to distribute Timesys’ LinuxLink embedded Linux solution
Embedded systems tools and technology supplier SDC Systems has announced that it has signed a distribution agreement with Timesys, a leading provider of commercial Linux solutions for the embedded sector.
Cost effective cutouts to help fight crime
Creative Solutions provided Newport Business Association [NBA] with a cost-effective way of cutting crime: cut-out-cops to deter crime and reduce shoplifting.
Abcodia named as finalist in the Startups Awards 2012
Biomarker validation and cancer screening company Abcodia is among the finalists in three different categories for the Startups Awards 2012 .