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New weekly menu specials from Inder's Kitchen
Inder's Kitchen, the Cambridge based fine Indian food delivery company, is now providing a range of weekly menu specials, in addition to its a la carte menu. Each week, a fish, meat, chicken and vegetarian special will be available.
Granta Park staff join together to celebrate jubilee
Granta Park staff exchanged white coats and suits for red, white and blue outfits for an hour or two last week to get together on the science park’s cricket pitch for a Jubilee picnic.
The future of UK's digital infrastructure - your input needed!
Are you involved in IT/computing in your company? The E-Infrastructure Leadership Council, which reports to the the Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS), is looking for your help to identify the key issues in the provision of digital infrastructure policy.
Software system sought for business support programme in East of England
IfM ECS is currently looking to license a software system suitable for managing the numerous engagements of its Business advisors with the client companies.
Into eternity: the nuclear waste challenge
How can we make nuclear waste safe for millennia? Fundamental research led by the University of Cambridge will help find the answers.
DAC 2012: Posedge standardizes on EnSilica’s eSi-3250 processor for wired/wireless networking
DAC 2012, San Francisco, USA – June 3 - 7, 2012 – Booth 2827 EnSilica, a leading independent provider of IC design services and system solutions, has announced that Posedge has standardized on its eSi-3250 32-bit processor core for the processing engine architecture for its range of wired/wireless networking IP solutions.
Profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Eve Schwartz
Each month Salimetrics will feature an expert from its saliva research community. Today it profiles Eve Schwartz, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder Salimetrics LLC.
Salimetrics launch new salivary IL-1 beta immunoassay kit
IL-1 beta is a key pro-inflammatory signalling molecule released after infection, injury, or antigenic challenge, and is widely used as a biomarker of systemic inflammation.
Website Design
Peek offers website design services that include e-commerce, content management systems and multilingual search engine optimisation services to help businesses succeed on the web. We are Google Engage partners to help you get the best from advertising and SEO listings.
Graphic Design
Peek offers graphic design services from their studios in Cambridge that helps your business succeed through insight and imagination. Brochures, flyers, posters, direct mail and annual reports.
Salimetrics salivary Cortisol assay confirmed as the "best commercially available"
Soon to be published independent report confirms Salimetrics Salivary Cortisol Assay "Best Commercially Available" when compared to four other Assays and LC-MS/MC.
Sapien IT tool helps companies source leads
Sapien IT is pleased to announce the launch of its new software tool which allows the generation of fully qualified business leads each week.
Lauterbach provides debug support for 32-bit Multicore AURIX™ from Infineon
Lauterbach, a leading manufacturer of microprocessor development tools, is claiming to be the first to support the new AURIX™ TC27x family with its TRACE32® Debugger.
Laszlo’s truffle business will mushroom!
Laszlo Csiba is celebrating after winning £15,000 in The Big Pitch student business competition at Anglia Ruskin University last night (Thursday).
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrated with creation of world’s smallest diamond coin
Scientists at the University of Glasgow have created an unusual tribute to Her Majesty the Queen to mark her Diamond Jubilee – the world’s smallest commemorative coin, made from a tiny sliver of diamond.
Exhibition showcases artistic impact of students
Anglia Ruskin University art students in Cambridge are busy preparing for the annual Degree Show, which runs from 8-14 June.
Anglia Ruskin lands Macmillan Prize hat-trick
The prestigious Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picturebook Illustration 2012 has been won for the third successive year by a student studying on Anglia Ruskin University’s MA Children’s Book Illustration course.
A nuclear future?
Despite public concerns, nuclear fission remains a very safe generating technology which can provide a secure, low carbon electricity supply.
Worldwide Fruit's Plan A success is fruit of US2U Consulting's labour
Norwich-based US2U Consulting's client Worldwide Fruit was recently recognised for its commitment to the Marks & Spencer Plan A initiative.
PLDS showcases VNC® Automotive technology at Telematics Detroit 2012
PLDS demos implementation of RealVNC’s technology on its in-car Smartphone Integration Solution
Profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Dr Lettie Bishop
Each month Salimetrics features an expert from its Saliva Research Community. The intention is to bring together university researchers around the world to encourage the sharing of ideas.
Health Axis Europe aims to help people apply for EU funding
Cambridge, Heidelberg and Leuven have formed a collaboration called Health Axis Europe aimed at helping companies and academics form consortia to apply for EU funding.
A Mathematician’s Apology
An account of the fascination of mathematics and of one of its most compelling exponents in modern times; view the preview here.
Extreme book signings
Cambridge author Clive Oppenheimer demonstrates his passion for his subject and just how far he’s willing to go for a book signing.
Exploring British Culture
Just in time for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Exploring British Culture is an ELT resource about life in the UK.