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Free online course helps you build a simple Raspberry Pi OS
A free online course for aspiring programmers, offering guidance on how to write an operating system for the innovative Raspberry Pi computer, has been launched by the University of Cambridge.
EACS selected as finalist in CRN Channel Awards 2012
EACS has been announced as a finalist in the SME Reseller of the Year Category for the CRN Channel Awards 2012.
Cambridge Research Park pushes back the boundaries
Planning consent has been secured to facilitate major expansion proposals at Cambridge Research Park by expanding the range of permitted uses that can be developed at the park, providing greater flexibility to accommodate tenant requirements.
Natural barometer in birds evolved from ancient fish sense organ
New research indicates that a bird’s ability to detect changes in air pressure is the evolutionary remnant of an ancient sense organ found in sharks and sturgeons.
Two major automotive manufacturers adopt Ubisense location solutions
Two major automotive manufacturers adopt location solutions from Ubisense in plants in Germany and North America.
Labour Party appoints CPL to handle conference sales
The Labour Party has appointed Cambridge-based contract publishing agency CPL to handle its exhibition and media sales, with work having already started on increasing sales for Labour’s annual conference in Manchester this autumn.
Agency stays busy with events planning
Jo Riches Ltd is currently organising some super events for its clients, including a 21st birthday celebration in Kent, a one-day conference in London, a number of staff summer parties and - crazy as it may sound – it is already buying Christmas crackers for clients’ Christmas parties in December! Always best to get these booked up early, and the agency is encouraging its clients to start…
Search begins for Cambs businesses that will drive Britain's economy
The search has begun to unearth the enterprising Cambridge firms that will help to drive the British economy forward as this year’s Growing Business Awards, held in association with Lloyds Bank, opens for entries.
Sabrina’s Zumba party for the Rosie raises over £1000
Last Saturday almost 50 women – plus a couple of men and several children – danced their way through a marathon 90-minute Zumba workout at Sawston Sports Centre to raise more than £1000 that will benefit the Big Push for the Rosie Hospital Campaign.
Breakfast events prove Cambridge Network is listening to members
What are the critical issues facing your business? Chances are that fellow Cambridge Network members are facing them too. So here’s an opportunity, not only to discuss possible solutions with like-minded people, but to meet other Network members who may be able to help.
Learn about the world’s leading personality tool
HR and training specialists as well as line managers and consultants will benefit from the forthcoming Learning Collaboration course focused on the MBTI programme (22-24 October and 29 November).
Network members boost broadband drive
Cambridge Network members have helped to boost the countywide campaign for superfast broadband to help businesses and the local economy to thrive.
Cambridge Index gains 0.2%
Global equity markets recorded modest losses last week, amid continuing uncertainty over the outlook for the Eurozone. The US Federal Reserve’s stance on monetary easing was also the subject of debate, adding to the uncertainty prevailing in the market during the early part of the week. Against this backdrop the Cambridge Index rose 0.2% or 17.9 points to 11,022.3.
Largest ever BGAD event comes to Cambridge Airport
Cambridge Airport is preparing to host the UK Business and Aviation Day 2012 on 18 September, which is set to be the biggest yet, with a new, larger exhibition area and more delegates than ever before. The event will also stage the launch of the East Anglian Air Ambulance’s new night-capable helicopter, the first of its kind in England and Wales.
Cost-effective, easy to use tools for team working: fiction or reality?
Today’s working practices are driving a growing need for cost-effective, easy-to-use tools to help team working, and yet anecdotal evidence indicates that many of the collaboration tools available are falling short on both counts. Cambridge developer Rabbitsoft, has developed Clinked to plug a gap in the market and is offering a one-day drop-in surgery this Thursday (6 September).
The cost of a simple mistake
Jo Riches Ltd, a Cambridge based consultancy specialising in marketing, events and PR, highlights the importance of attention to detail - especially if you want to sell your services.
South East LEP Director to brief civil engineers
The head of the South East Local Enterprise Partnership Susan Priest is to meet civil engineers at a breakfast briefing on Thursday 11 October at High House Production Park, Purfleet.
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Gearing up for a busy autumn: Network latest from the CEO
Welcome back to those returning from summer holidays – it is time to start the autumn term, and it promises to be busy! Claire Ruskin, Cambridge Network's CEO, highlights some of the interesting events and development opportunities taking place in the next few weeks.
Download The MagPi
The latest issue of The MagPi, a magazine for Raspberry Pi users, is now available.
Salimetrics releases inflammation and immune function salivary testing panels
The Salimetrics Laboratory now offers testing services for a panel of key salivary markers related to inflammation and immune function: IL-1β, IL-6, TNF-α, C-reactive protein, and secretory IgA. In addition to their uses in studies of oral biology, these markers may also be of interest in other fields, including sports physiology, psychobiology, and stress research.
Near and far, nature and nurture
A new study points the way to discover genetic variants that affect human health. It is the first study to use unique sets of samples from twins that mean the team - led by the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, among others - can unpick the relative contributions of genetic variants in the genome and the environment in controlling activity of key genes.
Remarkable art
The New Hall Art Collection is Europe’s foremost collection of art by women. Don’t miss the chance to book for a free guided tour of the Collection this Friday (7 September) as part of Open Cambridge.
Hearts of oak
Throughout his distinguished career as an ecologist, Professor Oliver Rackham has been studying the delicate balance of habitats and species in Hayley Wood, which this year celebrates its 50th anniversary as protected ancient woodland.
Traumatic childhood may increase the risk of drug addiction
Research examines the link between a traumatic upbringing and personality traits which increase the risk of addiction.