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Functional Programming event seeks speakers
Functional Programming (FP) Days 2012 takes place in Cambridge in October. The event organisers have launched a public Call for Speakers to solicit talks from FP professionals.
Cambridge academics listed in Queen’s Birthday Honours
This year’s Birthday Honours list includes four academics from the University of Cambridge. Professor Richard Evans and Professor Timothy Gowers are knighted, while Professor Mary Jacobus and Professor David Newbery will receive CBEs.
TAG creates new medicines management booklet for IDDT
National Diabetes charity, Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust, funded by the NHS, has appointed TAG to create a new information booklet.
Pen art proves big draw for Anglia Ruskin judges
Anglia Ruskin University student Jane Bryant has won the 2012 Dr Supanee Gazeley Award for Fine Art.
Don't make A14 a toll road, Huppert tells Minister
MP Julian Huppert has impressed upon Transport Minister, Mike Penning that the A14 should not be turned into a toll road.
New Chairman at Real Status to drive growth for cutting edge IT visualisation company
Martin Brown has been appointed as Chairman at Real Status, a company focused on innovation in the visualisation and modelling of IT and cloud computing environments.
Salimetrics launches global blogsite dedicated to salivary bioscience
Salimetrics is regarded as the world leader in salivary assays, and its salivary cortisol assay was recently independently reported to be the best commercially available. The company is therefore interested in bringing together research groups / university departments from across the globe to further develop salivary bioscience.
Dolomite competition offers the chance to 'productize' scientific discoveries
Microfluidics expert Dolomite, has launched a Productizing Science™ Competition challenging the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of researchers, scientists and engineers by providing them with the opportunity to turn a novel scientific discovery into a commercial product.
More planning of population and consumption demanded for Rio
The IAP calls for more focus on population and consumption issues at the Rio+20 summit.
Choosing your next career move
Choosing your next job is a serious business. The time and effort you spend on deciding what is the right move for you will pay off, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
New dementia research unit for Cambridge, Huppert learns
A new dementia research unit at Cambridge University is to share in millions of pounds worth of government investment, the city’s MP Julian Huppert has learnt.
Study to measure optimum frequency of blood donation
A study commencing in the same week as World Blood Donor Day will determine whether blood can be safely collected more frequently than present practice.
Nujira pushes the envelope with ET Surface Explorer
Nujira Ltd, the world leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, today launched ET Surface Explorer, an advanced measurement and data visualization tool for characterizing RF power amplifiers (PAs) in ET mode.
VectaStar: market leading microwave for next generation backhaul and access mobile networks
VectaStar is the next generation of microwave backhaul and access network - designed to deliver performance that exceeds the data demands of today’s modern mobile networks.
Innovation cash boost for manufacturing
Two Cambridge UK technology innovators – TeraView and TWI (The Welding Institute) – have been chosen to lead initiatives in a new Government investment designed to stimulate innovation in manufacturing.
Rosie Rabbit gets into the party mood at summer celebrations
Undaunted by the recent rain, Rosie Rabbit - the giant white mascot for the Big Push for the Rosie Hospital Campaign - has had a busy start to the summer season, with appearances at Strawberry Fair, a Jubilee street party and Arbury Carnival.
Book a free saliva testing educational roadshow visit to your university
Planning and following the correct procedures for both the collection (method, timing, quality of samples) and the testing of saliva as a diagnostic / research tool is important to understand from the onset. The research project has to be planned so that sampling methods, devices are chosen, samples stored and frozen in the appropriate way and tested in accordance to protocol.
First-class support at Chariots of Fire will grow charity’s education scheme
Local charity Cambridge Past, Present & Future (CambridgePPF) has been quick off the mark and assembled two official teams to compete in this year’s Chariots of Fire – including a celebrity runner!
TAG creates brand identity and website for DRE Pest Control
Proving that it's not only big high-street brands that choose TAG as their creative marketing partner, the company is delighted to announce that it has been selected by DRE Pest Control, a small local family-run business.
Creating exceptional teams – RiverRhee Consulting Newsletter – June 2012
RiverRhee Consulting Associates help teams to be more effective and efficient so that they can be more productive and generally happier in what they do. Inspired by Dr Rob Yeung’s book “E is for Exceptional” recently reviewed by Elisabeth Goodman “Banishing Monday morning blues: Being Exceptional”, we’d like to devote this newsletter to exploring how teams might cultivate capabilities for being…
NHS: Raising the private patient cap
A workshop for Acute Trusts in the Midlands and East NHS Regions, entitled 'New models for income generation in the NHS' takes place on Wednesday 11th July 2012 (9:00am to 4:30pm) at Highgate House, Northampton.
A safer route to a nuclear future?
By using thorium instead of uranium as fuel, nuclear power could be safer and more sustainable, according to new research.
What B2B companies need to know about search
If you're involved in digital marketing, you've probably heard that Google recently made dramatic changes to the way it performs search. What are they and why does it matter? Join the Cambridge Digital Marketing Conference on 5th July to find out.
Tracking MRSA in real time
In a new study released today in New England Journal of Medicine, researchers demonstrate that whole genome sequencing can provide clinically relevant data on bacterial transmission within a timescale that can influence infection control and patient management.