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£9 million for research to improve health and care in the east of England
Communities with the greatest health challenges across the region are set to benefit from government funding awarded to run applied research projects, which can transform the lives of millions of people managing health issues.
Dr Neil Thompson appointed CSO of Healx to spearhead drug discovery expansion
Healx, the Cambridge (UK) technology company developing breakthrough treatments for rare diseases, is pleased to announce the appointment of Neil Thompson, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer (CSO).
Cell & gene therapy supply chain management
The global specialist in cell and gene therapy logistics
MP calls on Highways England in Parliament to make projects more bike-friendly following sudden busway closure
In a debate on cycling and walking in Parliament, Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner called on Highways England to up their game when it comes to considering the needs of active travellers.
Study investigates privatisation and corruption
Privatisation of state-owned enterprises in IMF loan conditions can increase corruption through a ‘vicious circle’ of weaker institutions and increased incentives, says a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Open Cambridge celebrates the wonders of the city
Viking invaders, what to do with eight million books, emotional architecture, medicinal gardens, the women who made modern Cambridge… all is revealed as the city opens its doors to the hidden treasures that have created this small city with a big impact during this year’s Open Cambridge.
Investing in tax-efficient ways
Sarah Austin of independent financial advice firm Martin-Redman Partners comments on the tax-efficiency of certain investments and how to ensure they are best-suited for your attitude to risk, goals and budget.
Start Codon strengthens senior team with key appointments
Start Codon, a new model of life science and healthcare business accelerator, has announced two appointments to its senior team. Daniel Rooke has joined as Partner and Head of Operations, and Sakura Holloway as Partner and Head of Diligence.
How to address poor time management with employees
Your employee has said they didn’t have the time to do what was asked of them. There could be various reasons why. To better understand and decide on your next steps, read advice from The HR Dept to find out how to address poor time management...
CCS welcomes opening up of 60GHz mmWave unlicensed band for gigabit fixed wireless access (FWA) in Europe
New CEPT ECC recommendations pave the way for ubiquitous deployment of unlicensed 60GHz technology – including EU Type Approved CCS Metnet 60G mmWave Solution.
Sign up for Bridge the Gap Walk for just £16
More than 200 people have already snapped up the early bird offer and registered for the Bridge the Gap charity walk on Sunday 15 September. You can take advantage of the discounted £16 rate and gain access to six fabulous Cambridge landmarks, only until midnight on Friday 12 July!
Repositive makes world-leading directory of 5,300 preclinical cancer models publicly browsable as first stage of platform relaunch
Repositive, the Cambridge-based startup that connects researchers with the right preclinical cancer models to enhance their drug development programmes, has made its world-leading directory of preclinical cancer models publicly browsable as the first stage of relaunching its Cancer Models Platform.
How could your business use this space?
England Marketing has launched a very exciting new space in the heart of the Cambridgeshire landscape.
UltraSoC joins AESIN to further automotive safety and security
UltraSoC today announced that it has joined AESIN (the Automotive Electronics Systems Innovation Network) to further its development of secure automotive systems with embedded monitoring capabilities. Such technology helps developers to verify that their products function securely and safely in the lab, and can also be used in-life, providing ongoing monitoring while the production system is in…
Council proposes new Hackney Carriage and Private Hire ‘green fleet’ licensing policy
South Cambridgeshire District Council has published a draft new licensing policy for consultation which would, if adopted, make the Council’s licensed Hackney Carriage and Private Hire vehicles greener.
TRB chosen to supply materials for Airbus A380 luxury suites
TRB Lightweight Structures has worked closely with international high technology company Safran to create luxury ‘Skyroom suites’ for Singapore Airlines.
Councils support expanding green coffee shop initiative
Two local Councils are giving practical support to a rapidly growing green initiative that takes used coffee grounds from local coffee shops and turns them into biofuel.
Cambridge Index eases 0.7%
The Cambridge Index declined 192.4 points or 0.7% to close at 26288.8, as Index heavyweights such as AVEVA Group and Abcam posted weekly losses to their share prices.
CyanConnode announces follow-on orders from India and UK SMIP
CyanConnode Holdings plc (AIM: CYAN), a world leader in Narrowband Radio Frequency (RF) Smart Mesh Networks, is pleased to announce that it has received follow-on orders from Genus Power Infrastructures Ltd, a leading Indian based smart metering and power infrastructure company and Toshiba Information Systems (UK) Ltd for its RF mesh technology which offers highly reliable, low power and cost…
Arecor signs a new formulation evaluation agreement with an existing partner, a major global pharmaceutical company
Arecor Ltd , the specialty pharmaceutical company leveraging its innovative and proprietary formulation technology to develop superior treatments for a range of disease areas, including diabetes, today announces that it has signed a further collaboration with a major global pharmaceutical company.
Fortnight left to have your say in Whittlesford Parkway station consultation
There are two weeks left for people to have a say on proposals to improve access to and from Whittlesford Parkway station
Stocks in Focus: Jupiter European Opportunities
This week Alastair Macdougall of NW Brown looks at Jupiter European Opportunities.
Tame your computer - put fields in the shade
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she explains how you can make it easier to spot cross-references and other fields in your document (Microsoft Word)...
Increasing impact for innovative SMEs across Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire
As two counties with sector strengths including advanced manufacturing and engineering, life sciences, bio-tech/medical industries, clean-tech, and global expertise in cutting edge research, there is significant potential for innovation in Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. And a recent independent report has shown how businesses are capitalising on this potential through Innovate 2 Succeed (I2S).
Sustainability focus has impact on green awards for Robinson College
An ongoing focus on sustainably over the past year has resulted in Robinson College, part of the University of Cambridge, winning two of the University’s Green Impact Awards.