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An introduction to Human Factors
Human Factors tends to be actively taught and refreshed in highly regulated industries, but it is a subject that all leaders in all industries should understand to optimise performance without compromising safety.
New research to target advanced oesophagogastic cancer
An Addenbrooke’s doctor is leading a trial to find improved treatments for patients with advanced oesophagogastric (OG) cancer.
5G small cells for connected industries: Benefits, challenges, and opportunities
A fully digitalised and connected world was unimaginable for us a couple of years ago. However, thanks to the development of 5G, this vision is in sight, says IDTechEx.
Timestrip introduces new vaccine temperature indicator
Timestrip®, the developer of smart indicator technology, has introduced a new temperature indicator that helps healthcare professionals avoid wastage of vaccines. Travelling with packs of vaccine vials, the Vaccine Freezer Monitor ‘VFM -7⁰C’ is activated just when monitoring is required.
UK’s only research station in the Arctic celebrates 30 years
The Arctic Station in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard in Norway, the UK’s permanent Arctic research facility, has celebrated its 30 years anniversary this week.
Bango launches 'The Worst Ad Campaign in the World'
Purchase behaviour targeting company Bango has released data revealing that 35% of search ads never reach the promised target audience, wasting billions of dollars of digital marketing spend.
Anglian Water to embark on river restoration programme as part of £300million fast-tracked funding
Anglian Water has outlined plans for a programme of river restoration schemes which will begin this Autumn at selected locations across the East of England.
Kadans Science Partner expands Cambridge presence with acquisition of Merlin Place
Kadans Science Partner has added to its Pan-European portfolio after acquiring Merlin Place in Cambridge from a private investor who was represented by Bidwells.
Stephen Fry, Eddie Izzard and Johnny Vegas confirmed to join Griff Rhys Jones for event in aid of EACH
Stephen Fry, Eddie Izzard and Johnny Vegas are among the big names confirmed for this year’s comedy spectacular Happy Christmas Ipswich 2.
Paragraf appoints Charles Platts as CFO
Paragraf, the leader in the development and production of graphene electronic devices, has appointed Charles Platts as Chief Finance Officer. Charles will support Paragraf throughout its next phase of rapid growth, and beyond, bringing a strong commercial focus.
Arm DevSummit 2021 will ready developer communities for the era of specialised processing
Arm DevSummit returns virtually in October, bringing together the world’s most ambitious software and hardware engineers from the Arm ecosystem to tackle the global demand for ubiquitous specialised processing over the next decade.
Cambridge Quantum announces that it has open-sourced TKET
Cambridge Quantum (CQ) is pleased to announce that the latest version of TKET (pronounced ticket), its class-leading high-performance hardware-agnostic quantum software development kit, is completely open-source.
‘Back to basics’ approach helps unravel new phase of matter
A new phase of matter, thought to be understandable only using quantum physics, can be studied with far simpler classical methods.
US2U Consulting podcast - 30 tips for developing resilience
The latest edition of the US2U Consulting Podcast is out now, this time focusing on the topic of resilience.
OSI Electronics successfully completes ISO audits
OSI Electronics UK has successfully completed its three-year recertification to its ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 13485 (medical) and ISO 14001 (environmental) accreditations.
Council increases support for Afghanistan refugees
Five more homes for families from Afghanistan are being put forward by South Cambridgeshire District Council – meaning up to around 40 refugees can now be housed.
Major Mick’s Tintanic completes epic fundraising journey for Alzheimer’s Research UK
Retired Scots Dragoon Guards Major Michael Stanley, better known as Major Mick, has been taking his Tintanic II homemade tin boat on a tour of waterways around the UK this summer.
Team EACH runners fine-tune preparations for the Virgin Money London Marathon
Hardy runners are making last-minute preparations ahead of next weekend’s Virgin Money London Marathon.
Speculative research ideas sought through New Horizons opportunity
Following the first phase of the pilot New Horizons scheme in 2020, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) will launch a second phase later this year.
Histon Road reopens to traffic
Histon Road in Cambridge will fully reopen to all traffic by 6pm this Thursday (30 September 2021).
Sensors in Medicine 2021 - time to register, exhibit, present a poster
The 9th Annual Sensors in Medicine 2021 takes place in virtual space each afternoon from 8th to 12th November.
Latin America Bellissima Network presence expands into Colombia: Novaflex become latest member
Prepress company Hamillroad Software announced today the appointment of Novaflex, a supplier of packaging solutions, to take its Bellissima DMS screening to the Colombian market.
Breakthrough energy storage and R&D company Superdielectrics expands at Chesterford Research Park
Chesterford Research Park is delighted to announce the expansion of an existing occupier, SuperDielectrics, into new laboratory and write up space within the Emmanuel Building.
Business Board chair and three of its members reappointed for second term
Four members of the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority Business Board including the chair, Austen Adams, have been reappointed for a second term.
Taylor Wessing advises Shore Capital & Stifel on $354m capital raise for digital security provider Kape Technologies
Taylor Wessing has advised Shore Capital (Nominated Adviser, Joint Broker and Joint Bookrunner) and Stifel (Joint Broker & Joint Bookrunner) on a $354 million (£265.5 million) placing and retail offer for Kape Technologies plc, a leading B2C privacy-first digital security software provider.