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Infrastructure security attacks; are you part of the problem?
Real Status expert to speak at IDC conference on Cloud Security and Visibility on 28 June in London.
Youngsters show how technology is keeping them fit
Cambridge youngsters have found a winning way to combine IT skills with healthy activities. Their ideas gained them a place in the final of the Make IT Happy technology competition and a visit to the House of Commons.
Anglia Ruskin leads on climate change policy
The UK Government’s Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has unveiled a set of principles developed by Anglia Ruskin University to help mobilise private investment into climate change solutions.
Cambridge Academic English launches in Australia
Co-author Craig Thaine introduces Australia to Cambridge Academic English – taking English language learners all the way to University.
Cambridge University Press author scoops 2012 Runciman Award
Peter Thonemann has been named winner of the prestigious 2012 Runciman Award for his book, 'The Maeander Valley: A Historical Geography From Antiquity to Byzantium'.
Cambridge Journals Online syncs with mobile devices
The latest functionality release from Cambridge Journals Online features a 'Send to Kindle' button, plus the facility to twin a mobile device with CJO Mobile to access subscriptions from any location.
Danish Ambassador visits The Møller Centre
The Danish Ambassador to the UK, Her Excellency Anne Hedensted Steffensen visited The Møller Centre last week for the first time since becoming the Ambassador to the Court of St James’s in the autumn of 2011.
No more blisters
Adaxis Ltd launches new soft-silicone skin patches to prevent blisters or any form of skin irritation in sports. Whether competitive sport or for fun, don't let your skin affect your performance. These re-usable, ultra-thin patches absorb friction and provide a second skin. The company is offering 20% discount for Cambridge Network members.
No more blisters.
ReSkin soft-silicone skin patches absorb friction and prevent or cover blisters, chafing or any skin irritation that could affect the enjoyment of sport.
CfBI Microfluidics Consortium visits USA
The Microfluidics Consortium managed by CfBI visited the USA recently. The company plans to build on this success to hold regular meetings of the consortium in the USA as well as in Europe. A new cycle of the consortium starts in September.
'Delivering Value' - Johnson Matthey publishes 2012 Annual Report
Johnson Matthey has published ‘Delivering Value’, its 2012 Annual Report, which is an integrated report covering all aspects of the company’s financial and non-financial performance.
Cambridge artist picked for top London show
Cambridge artist Katy McDonald is celebrating after having her work accepted for the 151st Annual Exhibition of The Society of Women Artists.
A problem shared
A new study has highlighted untapped potential within the shared ownership schemes designed to help first-time buyers.
Invitation to the Work and Wellbeing event in Huntingdon next week
Keeping HR Simple are supporting the Wellbeing at Work network and would like to invite business owners, employers, managers and HR managers to a free event in Huntingdon next Thursday (28 June) to help deal with stress, mental health issues and ill health in the workplace.
Deloitte comments on proposed corporation tax reliefs for TV and games industry
The Treasury has published a consultation document on proposed corporation tax reliefs for the animation, high-end television and video games industry, which was announced in the Budget. Subject to EU State Aid approval, the reliefs are expected to apply from 1 April 2013.
Travelling slowly
Cambridge academic Dr Robert Macfarlane’s new book – The Old Ways– is a remarkable excursion into the many-layered landscape of life and literature with countless stopping points along the route.
Ely City Golf Club celebrates its Golden Jubilee with 50 free rounds of golf
Cambridgeshire golfers looking for a free round at one of the finest courses in the county should be hitting this link to Ely City Golf Club.
Sales and marketing – aren't they the same thing ?
This short article will explore how important it is to put the academics aside and view the whole sales and marketing process as a single continuum.
University of Cambridge launches Open Innovation drug discovery initiative with GSK
The University of Cambridge is embarking on a programme of scientific open collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) that will involve working alongside GSK scientists and other partner organisations, to advance drug discovery and the development of new medicines.
Cambridge College and Cambridge architects in Bene’t Street development
Cambridge architects Freeland Rees Roberts, who are part of the Wrenbridge team developing the old Barclays Bank building in Bene’t Street, have been appointed by King’s College to work with them to further improve the residential floors of the scheme, which the College will occupy on completion.
Cambridge architects in renewal project to honour Cambridge’s war dead
Wednesday, 23rd May 2012, saw the long-awaited reopening of the war memorial in the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church in the centre of Cambridge, which commemorates those members of the congregation who perished in the Great War of 1914-1918. Cambridge architects, Freeland Rees Roberts, were among the guests at the ceremony. As the architects commissioned by the City Council to oversee the…
Turning Tables for women in the East
Anglia Ruskin University is helping women in the East of England to break through the glass ceiling in their workplace with a series of events beginning on 3 July on the East Road campus in Cambridge.
Marshall helps Kingston University with Sopwith Tabloid Replica
Marshall Aerospace and Marshall SV have assisted Kingston University in the construction of a non-flying replica of the Sopwith Tabloid aircraft that won the Schneider Trophy at Monaco in 1914; and is being built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of aircraft manufacturing in Kingston.
Move to protect Antarctica and scientific research backed by MP
MP Julian Huppert is supporting a call to give greater protection in law to the frozen continent of Antarctica and the Cambridge scientists working there.
Candid camera
After years of being overlooked as a film genre, amateur cinema is finally being recognised by academics as a form that merits serious study in its own right, offering a surprisingly candid eye on people and the past. Now a new research network will, for the first time, bring their work together in one place.