Search results
Product launch disasters – and how to avoid them!
How can you avoid product launch disasters? What are the tell-tale signs that your launch is in trouble? What constitutes best practice in modern product management? Find out at this free event.
Dan is chosen to light up Cambridgeshire
Dan Gordon, Principal Lecturer in Sports Science at Anglia Ruskin University and a former Great Britain Paralympian, has been selected to carry the Paralympic Torch from Trafalgar Square in London to Cambridge on Friday, 24 August.
Where are they now?
Last month graduates of Cambridge University’s MPhil course in Engineering for Sustainable Development (ESD) came back to the Engineering Department from all over the world to celebrate the programme’s tenth anniversary and catch up on developments.
Japanese Encephalitis outbreak is reported
An outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) infection has been reported from the Sivasagar district of Assam State in the far northeast of India. Health officials report 22 deaths from JE with a further 28 suspected cases currently receiving treatment in hospital.
Wysing Arts Contemporary presents: 'Solid on our Source Planet'
Next month sees an exhibition of contemporary art curated by Wysing Arts Centre.
CSR debuts first SiRFstarV™ chip optimised for mobile devices
Cambridge, UK and Sunnyvale, California, USA Continuing its SiRFstarV™ rollout, CSR plc (LSE: CSR; NASDAQ: CSRE) has introduced the new SiRFstarV 5t tracker, the first SiRFstarV architecture product optimised to deliver continuous, highly accurate location awareness to the latest generation of smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices.
Leadership Mastery
Is your company losing in the race to increase Productivity and Profits? Do You Want to Build a High-Performance Organization with Strategic Focus to Constantly Make Extra-Ordinary Things Happen?
New technology delivers sustained release of drugs for up to six months
A new technology which delivers sustained release of therapeutics for up to six months could be used in conditions which require routine injections, including diabetes, certain forms of cancer and potentially HIV/AIDS.
East of England food and drink firms urged to taste success in Ireland
Local firms hungry to grow their business are being urged to try exporting closer to home.
Lib Dems champion science and research
At the forthcoming Liberal Democrat Conference, delegates will debate proposals by Dr Julian Huppert, MP for Cambridge, to support science and research across the UK.
Strem launches new catalogue (2012-2014)
If you would like a free copy of Strem Chemicals' new catalogue, please email [email protected] and confirm your address.
Pebble Bay to discuss code portability at Engineering Design Show
Embedded systems development consultants, Pebble Bay, have been invited to present at this year's Engineering Design Show, taking place at The Ricoh Stadium in Coventry 10th-11th October.
Mantracourt launches wireless telemetry Modbus Gateway
Instrumentation specialists Mantracourt have announced the launch of their T24-GW1 Modbus Gateway as a further addition to their acclaimed T24 wireless instrumentation range. Modbus Gateway provides a simple interface for engineers to gather data from wireless instrumentation.
Wysing Young Artists pop-up at exhibition in Cambridge
Wysing Young Artists are to exhibit their work in a pop-up gallery in Cambridge’s Grafton Centre as part of the Changing Spaces scheme.
Science Night returns to Radio 5 live
Following the huge success of BBC Radio 5 live’s inaugural Science Night last December, the University of Cambridge’s Dr Chris Smith and his fellow ‘Naked Scientists’ will return to present Science Night 2 this Sunday (19 August) from 7.00pm.
Network Design animates the Xaar technology story at iconic exhibition
Creative work by leading Cambridge marketing communications agency Network Design is on display at the prestigious 'Make it in Great Britain’ exhibition currently running at the Science Museum in London.
FIRA and UK Trade and Investment to launch Furniture Export Hub
The Furniture Industry Research Association (FIRA) and UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) are working together to create an online hub for those within the furniture industry looking to export products or expertise to overseas markets.
Salimetrics publishes an Introduction to Immunoassay
Immunoassay is an important laboratory technique that can be used to measure concentrations of many different substances found in saliva, blood, or other body fluids. It does this by making use of antibodies, which are special proteins made in the body in response to invading micro-organisms or other foreign substances.
1. Press and media relations
Press and media relations is a core part of our offering
• We listen to make sure we understand your business
• We develop compelling messages that attract the media and persuade your target audiences
Ambitious local businesses still looking for growth
The national Growth Accelerator service was recently launched to support businesses looking to double their turnover in the next three years. Over 600 companies nationally have already signed up for the service, and St John’s Innovation Centre are already engaged with over 50 local companies looking to achieve this level of growth.
IT Governance supports UK charities to comply with the Data Protection Act
IT Governance Ltd, the global leader in DPA training, information, books and tools, has announced that UK charities will be entitled to 10% discount off the company’s DPA Foundation Training Course and DPA Consultancy Service to help them comply with the DPA following the ICO’s warning last week.
Ubisense answers SOS for rescue services
Ubisense Plc, a market leader in location solutions technology, announces that its real-time location solution has been selected by The Rescue Engineering Institute of FH Cologne for their Location Driven Training (LDT) program. The goal is to use LDT as a measurement and analysis tool for huge emergency preparedness and response training with up to 100 participants.
Mad Hatter's Tea Party in aid of The Turbo Trust
For a fun family afternoon out, visit The Mad Hatter's Tea Party to be held at the David Rayner Centre, Scotsdales Garden Centre, Great Shelford from 12:00 to 17:00 tomorrow (Wednesday 15th August). Lots of fun, food, music...and free entry! Spot Alice and her friends or come dressed up in character yourself.
5. Reputation management
Suppliers, investors, development partners, interest groups, employees, legislators, analysts, media commentators and regulators all have a role to play in ensuring you achieve your business goals. We help you ensure they are kept properly informed.
4. Embedded improvement
We can work closely with our clients’ marketing team, helping to raise their game through embedding improved practices or more formal marketing and PR skills development.