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Marks & Clerk successfully defend Tuschl I patent in European opposition proceedings
Marks & Clerk successfully defended the European “Tuschl I” patent (EP 1309726) on behalf of the patentees during oral proceedings held in Munich. The patent was upheld by the European Patent Office (EPO) in the face of three oppositions.
BlueGnome expands into new facility
Cambridge-based BlueGnome, a leading provider of genetic diagnostic solutions for the screening of chromosomal abnormalities in cytogenetics and IVF, has expanded into a new state-of-the-art facility.
Strem Chemicals expands nano offerings with CdSe CANdot® Quantum Dots
STREM Chemicals is now offering CANdot® Quantum Dots - fluorescent nanocrystals covering the visible wavelength range from 500 to 650 nm.
Discover what social media for business can do for your business
The benefits of social media for business will be the subject of a free seminar run by specialist consultancy Social Bear on Wednesday 21 March during Cambridge Awards Week.
Smith deliver latest issue of multi-award-winning magazine for Cambridge University
The latest issue of CAM magazine, produced by Smith for Cambridge University, carries illustration montages and portraiture from a number of prominent creatives.
Salimetrics Europe launches blog to support European saliva researchers
Salimetrics' new blog will contain technical support aimed at UK and European saliva researchers and will mirror what is currently published on the main website at salimetrics.com. This more targeted version will enable Salimetrics Europe to directly communicate with its EU partners.
Optometry experts focus on Cambridge cabbies
Experts from Anglia Ruskin University’s Department of Vision and Hearing Sciences have hit the road to carry out their latest research.
Will new technologies normalise sex selective abortion?
Innovations invariably inspire controversy and challenge - few more so than those associated with women’s fertility, birth control and the future health of newborns.
Focus on Cambridgeshire – RiverRhee Consulting Newsletter - February 2012
RiverRhee Consulting was established nearly three years ago with the goal of not only helping business teams in general to improve the way they work, but also to focus on those in the Cambridgeshire area. So we’re particularly delighted about a couple of events that we will be running in the coming weeks.
Cambridge Index falls 2.1%
Most global markets rose during the week, following better than expected economic data from the US and UK and robust corporate earnings reports. Germany’s approval of the second international Greek bailout buoyed market sentiment. The Cambridge Index fell 2.1% or 229.4 points to 10,637.5, with nine of the top 10 index heavyweights recording losses.
Mills & Reeve officially recognised as one of the best law firms to work for in the UK
National law firm Mills & Reeve has been named for a record ninth year running as one of 'The Sunday Times' 100 Best Companies to Work For.
Has women’s progress stalled? asks ex-Chief Constable
Anglia Ruskin University will be celebrating International Women’s Day with a special free event on its Cambridge campus this Saturday, 10 March (10am-2.30pm).
ArtVPS announce partnership with DynaSCAPE software
DynaSCAPE Software, the leading provider of technology solutions to the landscape industry, is the latest company to become an official reseller of the rendering plug-in to Google SketchUp, Shaderlight.
The Institute of Directors partners with ideaSpace
A new business hub for the Institute of Directors in Cambridgeshire will be provided by ideaSpace, initiating a collaboration of business experience with innovative and inspiring start-ups.
Sagentia delivers strong performance
Sagentia Group plc has announced audited results for the year ended 31 December 2011.
Special promotion for schools and other public sector organisations
To enable schools and public sector organisations to get the most from their IT budget for the forthcoming financial year, Breathe Technology has a LIMITED offer available on NComputing and SonicWALL technologies.
Horizon Discovery launches rAAV-mediated genome editing support website
Horizon Discovery, a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalized medicines, today announced the launch of rAAVers.org, a site dedicated to supporting scientists around the world working with rAAV-mediated genome editing technology.
‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’
Don’t miss the next CHASE meeting, which takes place tonight (Monday March 5th; 7.30 for 8.00pm) at ARM , featuring Luke D'Arcy of Neul, talking about ‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’.
Carbon bubble or green investment bubble?
Recently, there has been talk of a ‘carbon bubble’. The argument is that many energy companies are significantly overvalued on the basis of their reserves of coal, oil and gas, since climate change policy will make these reserves impossible to exploit and therefore ultimately worthless. The Scientific Alliance newsletter.
Cambridge Wordfest 13 - 15 April 2012 - Buy tickets now!
The East of England’s leading literary festival celebrates its 10th birthday this year. Founded by Cathy Moore in 1993, the festival has grown from humble beginnings in the CB2 bistro to become one of the leading lights in the literary calendar.
Turkish tourism office highlights diversity with new ad campaign
A new £3 million advertising campaign for the Turkish Culture and Tourism Office has broken across the UK and Eire.
Smart grid billing focus will shift in 2012 to better use of meter data for new services
A report from St Ives-based analyst house and consultancy Innovation Observatory says billing systems and customer information systems used by electricity utilities and retailers are changing to enable better use to be made of data collected from smart meters now being extensively deployed around the world.
Real Status partner with ONI to offer improved security of complex environments
Real Status has announced a new partnership with ONI, a communications integrator that uses its specialist knowledge, expertise and services to work with third party providers to change the way companies connect, communicate and collaborate.
Great expectations as ACT launches Big Push for The Rosie
With construction of the expanded and modernised Rosie Hospital due for completion this summer, local people are being invited to join the final Big Push for the Rosie Campaign to keep raising funds that will give babies born in Cambridge the best possible start in life.
A musical expedition to Scott’s South Pole
A cycle of songs imagining the final thoughts of Captain Scott and his polar party has been composed by Cambridge graduate Jake Wilson – with the help of the University’s Scott Polar Research Institute.