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Sainsbury Laboratory shortlisted for the Stirling Prize
Cambridge's Sainsbury Laboratory, designed by award-winning architects Stanton Williams, has been shortlisted for the UK’s most prestigious architectural award.
Melbourn first to offer FDA approved spray pattern and plume geometry analysis
Melbourn Scientific is the first European contract research organisation (CRO) to offer cGMP spray pattern and plume geometry measurement – a regulatory requirement for nasal sprays, oral sprays and metered dose inhalers destined for the US – following investment in the Proveris SprayVIEW® and Vereo® actuator.
School and office supplies from a photo service
FotoInsight introduces photo products for the new school year.
Cambridge Broadband Networks backhauls O2’s small cell Wi-Fi network
Cambridge Broadband Networks, the British company leading the world in the development and deployment of next generation mobile backhaul technologies, has revealed that it is working with O2 to help backhaul the operator’s first public small cell Wi-Fi network in London.
Call for innovation to help people live active lives
Britain is increasingly being labelled as an unhealthy nation, but a new poll commissioned by the Tomorrow Together campaign from the Technology Strategy Board shows that 43.6 million Britons want to be more active and that almost half of these would spend money on a product or service to help. The poll reveals that there is a need for innovation to help people lead active lives.
Exploit your UK innovation with overseas investment
Get involved in a range of business summits broadcast on the web from Lancaster House in London – watch the UKTI British Business Embassy webstream.
Summer school proves a massive draw
A Children’s Book Illustration summer school designed to show budding artists how to transfer their work from sketchbook to picturebook has proved a massive draw, with only a handful of places available.
Now available: erpho monthly e-newsletter for March 2013
Erpho (the East of England Public Health Observatory) monthly e-newsletter for March is now available to view.
A global roadmap to tackling birth defects at the local level
A pioneering resource to help tackle birth defects, particularly in low and middle income countries (LMICs), is now available free and online to health and policy professionals and patient groups across the globe. The PHG Foundation Health Needs Assessment Toolkit for Congenital Disorders (also known as birth defects), is a comprehensive database, information resource and roadmap to creating…
Twins inspire Olympic-themed fun day and party for the Rosie
This Saturday (4th August), Shelford Rugby Club will transform into a mini-Olympic arena for a family fun day inspired by the London 2012 Games, followed by an evening party to benefit the Rosie Hospital that helps so many local families.
Abcodia appoints Dr Claire Hooper to its board of directors
Abcodia, a biomarker validation company with a focus on cancer screening, has appointed Dr Claire Hooper as a non-executive director of the board.
When golf is an eye-watering experience
Eye care is particularly important for golfers, who are exposed not just to glare and UV light but also to dust, pollen and wind – all of which can irritate the eyes. Many golfers suffer from watery eyes and are unaware that it may be a symptom of dry eye, which can also cause a scratchy, gritty or smarting feeling and can be easily relieved with eye drops.
Salimetrics publishes step by step process to Salivary Cortisol Assay
Salimetrics is often asked to publish its step by step method for running the Salimetrics Salivary Cortisol Assay, and it is now available here.
'And If It Was It Can’t Be Is'
Space-Time, Wysing Arts Centre’s annual festival of art and music presents And If It Was It Can’t Be Is; three stages of live music, spoken word performances, film screenings, artists’ stalls and activities for families on Saturday 1 September 2pm-12am (gates open at 12pm).
Cambridge Ideas – The future of energy?
Today, we consume a truly vast amount of energy - with demand continuing to skyrocket at an alarming rate.
Horizon Discovery appoints Richard Vellacott as Chief Financial Officer
Horizon Discovery Limited, a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalised medicines, has announced the appointment of Mr. Richard Vellacott as Chief Financial Officer.
Cambridge Index gains 3.7%
Most global equity markets rose last week, amid mounting hopes that major central banks and Governments would take steps to boost the fragile economic situation. The Cambridge Index rallied 3.7% or 377.4 points to 10,481.9, with six of the top ten index heavyweight stocks recording gains.
The July issue of Sensor100 is now available online
Sensor100 is a free monthly newsletter which connects the international community of people and organisations active in bio-sensor and chemical sensor research, development and commercialisation.
Graduates of first Qi3 Accelerator Bootcamp pass out!
Qi3 Accelerator is pleased to announce the successful completion of the UK’s first High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Bootcamp.
Salimetrics exhibits at BPS Clinical Psychology Annual Conference, Oxford
Theme of the Meeting: “Wellbeing and Distress: Clinical Psychology from Cradle to Grave” With a mix of world class keynotes, symposia, oral and poster presentations this event will enable you to learn about the latest developments in Clinical Psychology, network with colleagues and develop your skills
Salimetrics exhibits at BPS Health Psychology Annual Conference
Having attended the very successful British Psychological Society Annual Conference, Connaught Rooms London during April, Salimetrics has chosen to attend many more BPS meetings this year. The BPS Conferences are very well organised and the delegates come from wide and very diverse areas of research, which is the perfect platform for the educational programme of Salimetrics salivary bioscience.
Asia Pacific - Business, Management & Marketing Services
"Connecting the Cambridge Cluster With Asia Pacific - Both Ways!"
Engineering alumni at London 2012
Good luck to the six University of Cambridge Engineering alumni who have been chosen to represent their country at the Olympic Games in London.
Three Cambridge academics elected as Fellows of The British Academy
Three Cambridge academics are among the 38 scholars elected Fellows of The British Academy this year, in recognition of their research achievements.
Hair Cortisol measures chronic stress at Salimetrics Cambridge laboratory
The Salimetrics European salivary bioscience laboratory is based at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, UK and is fully validated. It processes thousands of saliva samples for researchers within the UK, Europe and Middle East, covering the range of Salimetrics assays. The laboratory also has in place all the required analytical equipment to offer hair Cortisol analysis.