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Hungry caterpillars an underappreciated driver of carbon emissions
A study led by the University of Cambridge has found that periodic mass outbreaks of leaf-munching caterpillars can improve the water quality of nearby lakes - but may also increase the lakes’ carbon dioxide emissions.
Limiting inflammation may improve ‘flu vaccination response in older people
By analysing immune responses across people of different ages after seasonal influenza vaccination, immunologists at the Babraham Institute have shown that a particular type of white blood cell, circulating T follicular helper cells, is linked with good influenza antibody responses in younger people. But that in people over 65, the formation of these cells upon vaccination is reduced compared to…
Lycotec presents at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions
Lycotec is a leading company specialising in the development of diagnostic-based treatment of inflammatory and hypoxia pathologies. Its founder will speak at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, the world leading annual event for researchers, medical and healthcare professionals in science, prevention and treatment of cardiovascular pathologies.
£3.4 million Government funding coming to region to boost skills and economic growth after successful bid
Funding of £3.4 million - for schemes benefiting Peterborough, Fenland and Huntingdonshire aimed at boosting skills, entrepreneurship and economic recovery -has been secured by the Combined Authority.
First deep dive into Microsoft SQL Server 2022 at free PASS Data Community Summit
Database professionals can take the world’s first deep dive into the newly announced SQL Server 2022 at the largest online gathering of data platform professionals, PASS Data Community Summit, taking place next week (November 8 – 12).
Can you ask staff to come to work on their day off?
Finding yourself short-staffed can prove to be a challenge. If you're wondering if you can ask staff to come to work on their day off, the HR Dept's latest blog includes a few points for consideration.
Cam Sight launches visually impaired Pilates
Local charity Cam Sight, which supports people living with sight loss in Cambridgeshire, is running weekly Pilates sessions at the YMCA Cambridge.
Windows 11 is finally here
Windows 11 has now arrived!
Government action can make a difference - report
Governments must intervene to shape markets for new clean energy technologies in order to drive the rapid change necessary to meet international climate targets, finds a report launched at COP26 by leading international economists and policy experts, including academics from the Global Sustainability Institute at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU).
Advanced Rework Technology returns to face-to-face exhibition
Advanced Rework Technology (IPC Training) is exhibiting at "Productronica" in Munich; the largest Electronics Manufacturing trade fair in Europe.
UK researchers join forces to advance scientific climate solutions
Seven Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) centres and the Met Office will work together as the new UK National Climate Science Partnership (UKNCSP).
Deep tech company, AutoFill Technologies, secures multi-million-euro pre-series A funding
DeepTech Labs has participated in a €2.6million pre-series A funding in a rising multi-sensor data fusion start-up, which could mean the end of inconvenient, time-consuming and inefficient inspections for the automotive industry.
Make a donation and give the ‘gift of care’ this Christmas
Christmas is fast approaching, and preparations are underway to make this festive season extra special for children, young people and families receiving care from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
New digital inclusivity to put county at leading edge of UK connectivity
Communities, businesses, and public services who relied on digital technology as a lifeline during Covid will now benefit from Combined Authority plans to make digital connectivity inclusive so people across Cambridgeshire towns, cities and rural areas have better and more equal access to healthcare, education and jobs.
ARU lecturer’s energy books to be read worldwide
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) lecturer Allan Drummond has co-produced a series of illustrated children’s books about sustainable energy and will present them at an online event in front of children worldwide this Friday as part of COP26.
Improving student exam experience
Speedwell understands that a positive student exam experience is imperative. That’s why the firm placed candidates’ user experience at the forefront when developing its eSystem online exam software.
Cambridge Epigenetix raises $88m Series D financing to advance DNA sequencing technology platform
Cambridge Epigenetix (CEGX), a life sciences tools and technology company revolutionising genome sequencing, has announced the signing of an $88 million Series D financing, bringing the total funds raised to date to $146 million. Temasek led the Series D round with participation from new investors including Third Point and existing investors such as GV, New Science Ventures, Ahren Innovation…
Just launched! Digital Issues List from ThoughtRiver
The latest release means ThoughtRiver users now have an issues list automatically created for every contract they review.
The importance of vitamin B12 for mental health
Vitamin B12 could be as important as oxygen and water for the human body. At the same time, as much as 18% of people could be lacking it and not even know it. It is an essential nutrient for humans that must be obtained regularly from food.
Free public access Wi-Fi extended in Ely
Ely’s free public access Wi-Fi service is being upgraded and expanded to become part of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough wide CambWifi service - extending seamless Wi-Fi connectivity in East Cambridgeshire and hundreds of other locations around the county.
BioNet and Sartorius’ company BIA Separations collaborate on production process development of mRNA vaccines
Ajdovšcina, Slovenia & Bangkok, Thailand, 02 November 2021: BioNet, a leading biotech company manufacturing genetically engineered vaccines, and BIA Separations, now part of Sartorius, a leading biochromatography development and manufacturing company, today announced the successful development of an optimized mRNA manufacturing process.
Mogrify appoints Tom Graney as Non-Executive Director, Audit Chair and Capital Markets Advisor
Mogrify Limited (Mogrify®), a biopharmaceutical company pioneering the development of a new class of in vivo reprogramming therapies and transforming the development of ex vivo cell therapies, today announced the appointment of Tom Graney CFA as Non-Executive Director, Audit Chair and Capital Markets Advisor.
Calling all aspiring climate entrepreneurs
Applications open next Monday for Carbon13's Venture Builder programme to tackle the climate emergency.
Sepura launches mission critical LTE communication solution at CCW 2021
Sepura is launching its first mission critical LTE solution at Critical Communications World 2021 in Madrid today. The powerful SCU3 Broadband Vehicle Device is ready for today’s mission critical users and offers flexible opportunities for the future.
Council call on C3 for Contact Centre replacement
The North Norfolk District Council called on C3 to help them replace their existing contact centre with a reliable and easy to use solution. Like many other councils, the NNDC needs to have access to the most up to date equipment for their staff and members to meet customer expectations and reduce overall operational costs.