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Tame your computer - read it out loud!
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members - now in its 15th year - software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she explains how you can listen to Hazel, George or Susan stumble over the mistakes in your draft email or document (Outlook and Word 365).
Demand soars for bespoke internal training programmes
With recruiters struggling to fill positions in an increasingly competitive jobs market, many Cambridge companies are concentrating on retention, looking at ways to engage and progress key employees. More and more are turning to Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration – its dedicated training division – for help in developing and delivering in-house courses for their staff.
Business Relocation
No matter the size of your business, we’ll manage every detail of your office relocation to ensure you experience efficient results and most importantly no impact on your day to day business operations.
Laboratory Moves and Relocation
Our specialist laboratory logistics division provides a wide range of expert services in the field of laboratory relocations, storage and distribution solutions.
Fundraising pals gear up for a tropical tuk tuk challenge across Sri Lanka
Globetrotting duo Jon Wilson and Ross Chilcott are gearing up for the road trip of a lifetime to raise funds for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
New polar ship makes London debut
The UK’s new polar research ship made its London debut in Greenwich yesterday (Thurs) in support of the UK Presidency of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).
Another new team member joins the RC crew
Rubber Cheese welcomes a new support developer.
Rubber Cheese supports Enfield Council once again
Rubber Cheese will be working with Enfield Council again.
'Virus-killing' air filtration system unveiled by Cambridge scientists and engineers
A new carbon-based air filtration nanomaterial capable of capturing and destroying various viruses, including animal coronavirus, a close relative of SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes COVID-19 – has been developed by Cambridge scientists and engineers.
Eureka! Science + Discovery: a brand new site for the cutting edge science and discovery centre
Eureka! Mersey rebrands to ‘Eureka! Science + Discovery’ as they set out to build the UK’s brightest and best attraction to inspire young people about Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) subjects.
Mura Technology partners with Rubber Cheese
Mura Technology has selected Rubber Cheese as their digital partner to develop a new website showcasing them as the leader in developing the future of recycling.
Cambridge gets green ticket for zero emission buses
Cambridge residents will soon start to see the benefits of 30 new zero emission buses to be rolled out across the city. The announcement was made by Chancellor Rishi Sunak as part of the Budget and Spending Review in Parliament this week.
Johnson Matthey and Envision Virgin Racing reveal world’s first electric two-seater Formula race car at COP26
The world’s first electric two-seater electric race car powered by Johnson Matthey’s family of nickel rich cathode materials eLNO® will be on display in the Blue Zone at COP26 in Glasgow from Sunday October 31.
Impulse Programme 2022 focuses on deep tech to support disruptive innovators
The renowned University of Cambridge Impulse Programme, created to nurture the brilliant minds of international academia, business and research organisations, opens applications for 2022. The sixth edition of the programme will focus on deep tech – empowering entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs with the skills and resources to accelerate their game-changing innovations into commercial success stories.
Call for 10,000 in the UK to take part in international breast cancer study
Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge is leading the UK arm of a large international study, to test out a more personalised way to screen for breast cancer and detect it sooner.
FutureYou Cambridge is on the acquisition trail
FutureYou Cambridge, the science-backed nutritional supplement company, is on the acquisition trail again. A year after acquiring specialist supplement company Prime Fifty Ltd, targeting the over 50s, the company wants to supplement its growth momentum in 2022.
Redtail Telematics – finalists of the Insurance Times Tech & Innovation Awards 2021
Redtail is pleased to announce that it has been shortlisted as one of the finalists in the “Best Use of Technology for Customer Experience – Motor” category of this year’s Insurance Times Tech & Innovation Awards – 2021!
JM helps to tackle the ‘Moothane’ problem - cutting greenhouse gas from livestock
A new collaboration between scientists, engineers, industry and farming experts hopes to demonstrate how clever technology can reduce the powerful greenhouse gases released by livestock to help agriculture reach carbon emissions targets.
Kleinwort Hambros announces three senior hires
Kleinwort Hambros today announced three senior hires to its UK business in London, Yorkshire and the Channel Islands as part of its plans to continue strengthening its client offering.
Environmentally-friendly foodbank opens in Cambourne
A pilot project set up to reduce local food waste while tackling food poverty opened its doors for the first time in Cambourne this week.
New technology leads to significant carbon savings at CUH
Cambridge University Hospitals is helping the NHS lead the fight against climate change with ground-breaking new technology designed to cut carbon emissions.
Autumn Budget 2021: How extended apprenticeship incentives are supporting job creation for young adults
Chief Executive of accountancy training firm First Intuition, Gareth John, has commended the government for its plans to extend the apprenticeship incentive scheme and thereby support more career opportunities for young people at a time when they need all the help they can get.
Barcoding the Norfolk Broads to discover local biodiversity is part of project to sequence all UK species
The Earlham Institute (EI) in Norwich has launched a public engagement programme to discover the biodiversity on our doorstep, starting with an area of special ecological interest for nature conservation: the Norfolk Broads.
New 170,000 sq ft development at St John’s Innovation Park gains planning consent
Plans for two buildings, transport hub and gym were unanimously approved, marking a pivotal point for North Cambridge’s most exciting development project.
Budget - 'more a spending spree as opposed to a spending review'
James Pinchbeck, Partner at Streets Chartered Accountants, comments on yesterday's Budget: