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Scientists develop mouse ‘embryo-like structures’ with organisation along body’s major axes
A team of scientists at the University of Cambridge has developed an artificial mouse embryo-like structure capable of forming the three major axes of the body. The technique, reported in the journal Nature, could reduce the use of mammalian embryos in research.
Strangebox is live again
Strangebox is back online with a fresh rebrand and new content.
Vigilant streamlines ISO 27001 risk assessments with vsRisk Cloud
Information security and compliance specialist, Vigilant Software, has announced the launch of a cloud-based solution for conducting information security risk assessments aligned with ISO 27001.
Local school children WOW Cambridge MP
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, will join pupils in his constituency this morning (Friday 5 October) to celebrate the strides they’ve made to improve their health and ease local congestion.
Excellence in Sport lectures scale the heights
Two special Excellence in Sport lectures, both free and open to the public, will take place in Cambridge this month as part of Anglia Ruskin University’s Sportober Fest series of events.
Vigilant Software
Vigilant Software aims to make compliance easy. We develop industry-leading tools for intelligent, simplified compliance, including ISO27001-risk management and EU GDPR.
Ashtons welcomes guests to new Bury office
Over 100 guests enjoyed food, drinks and entertainment at Ashtons’ new Bury St Edmunds office recently.
More than 2,600 students take the next step
Anglia Ruskin University students will be joined by five special guests at graduation ceremonies in Cambridge this month.
Cambridge Academic Partnership features in 'Cambridge Independent'
On Wednesday 26th September, the Cambridge Independent published a three page article on Cambridge Academic Partnership, formerly Parkside Federation Academies.
Cambridge Consultants and CATALOG: harnessing DNA to preserve the human record
Data storage consumes cities’ worth of power and soon won’t meet our data storage needs. Cambridge Consultants and CATALOG Technologies are building a machine that will use DNA data storage to put the information content of entire data centres into the palm of your hand.
Cambridge China Centre launches new forum to drive UK/China business relationships
Cambridge China Centre, an emerging organisation in Cambridge, is going from strength to strength since its launch in June. The Centre facilitates interaction and collaboration between members, driving long-term UK/China business relationships.
‘Put trust in us and we will deliver on housing’
Council leaders have called on Government not to tie up an opportunity to deliver hundreds of new Council houses in red tape.
Study investigates debt versus equity
A study co-authored by Professor Raghavendra Rau of Cambridge Judge Business School examines why some firms go public through initial public debt offerings rather than the more publicised initial public offerings of equity.
Price Bailey charity fun day raises £15,000 for Action Medical Research
Employees across all offices at chartered accountants and business advisers, Price Bailey, have raised £15,000 following the firm’s annual charity fun day in aid of Action Medical Research.
Sustainability - urgent action a necessity across every level of society
Ahead of this year’s Global Engineering Congress which takes place at the Institution of Civil Engineers from 22-26 October, energy consultant Diana Guzmán-Barraza offers her insight into the challenges of meeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs).
Call for people in East of England to have their say in the UK’s future trade agreements
Businesses and members of the public across the East of England can now have their say about how the UK should capitalise on new opportunities to forge trading relationships with the rest of the world as we leave the European Union.
Create strong mini video using your smartphone
Cambridge TV is holding a one day masterclass on Wednesday 14 November.
WaveFX streams Natalie Portman interviewing Yuval Noah Harari
WaveFX, a video and webcasting production company, filmed and streamed Natalie Portman in conversation with international bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari live from Central Hall Westminster.
Cambridge web design company launches Sagacito.com
Sagacito Technologies, which received close to $10m investment from Star India Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s Twenty-First Century Fox Inc., has completed web design and copywriting work with Cambridge-based web design company Holmes Design.
How to level-up your team through learning
Lifelong learning has proven to be the key to not just a sustainable workforce, but a profitable business. An HR Dept blog gives you its top tips.
Christmas parties all wrapped up at Trinity Hall
Take the stress out of planning your Christmas dinner or festive party and leave all arrangements to the experienced events team at Trinity Hall, a stunning historic College in the heart of Cambridge.
dB Technology runs Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Development Days
dB Technology is running two electromagnetic compatibility 'development days' next week (8/9th October 2018).
Masters of finance: how much has changed?
Dr Simon Taylor of Cambridge Judge Business School reflects on the lack of sufficient reform in finance since the School’s Master of Finance (MFin) degree programme launched in the wake of the financial crisis.
Magna and Altran form joint venture in Morocco to create Engineering Centre
As Morocco emerges as a competitive export-focused production base for global automakers, a new resource for vehicle engineering services has also launched: a joint venture between Magna and Altran Technologies SA.
New UKRI system needs community input on Horizon 2020 grants
A new system was rolled out last week as a first step towards supporting the continuity of funding for UK organisations which have been awarded grants from the European Union's flagship programme for science and innovation, Horizon 2020.