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Without safety, there is no future for autonomous driving
Arm is leading the charge for safety to accelerate mass-market autonomous driving.
Urine liquid biopsies could help monitor bladder cancer treatment
Scientists have shown for the first time that immune cells in the urine of bladder cancer patients accurately reflect those in the tumour environment, according to research* published today in the Journal of Experimental Medicine.
Flexera acquires top multi-cloud management provider RightScale
Flexera announced it has acquired RightScale, the recognised industry leader in multi-cloud management and cost optimisation. This gives Flexera the top technology asset management offering across software, hardware, SaaS and cloud services.
The Cambridge makes the difference for First Time Buyers
As part of its commitment to making a difference The Cambridge Building Society today announces ambitious plans to focus on partnerships and initiatives to benefit people who need extra help with having a home of their own.
Integrated wealth management solutions
Our clients can experience an integrated wealth management service tailored to their needs and circumstances.
Cambridge to showcase local brain research at public event
Members of the public who are interested in research into brain-related conditions are invited to a free open evening from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) on Thursday 1 November.
Cambridge BID announces winners of the sixth mystery shopping awards
Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) held its sixth annual Awards evening last week to recognise and reward the highest levels of customer service among Cambridge businesses.
400 places already snapped up for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity's 2018 Ely Festive 5K
Join hundreds of festive fun lovers and sign up now for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity's Seasonal 5K Fun Run through the picturesque City of Ely on Sunday 25 November.
Rural Spectator: The Agriculture Bill 2018 and its impact in the industry
The government’s long-awaited Agriculture Bill, which sets to train the biggest reform to the farming subsidy system for a generation, received its first reading on 12 September. But disappointingly, it fails to articulate a coherent food and farming policy for the post-Brexit United Kingdom, offering only a series of ambitions.
Introduction to China: all you want to know but were afraid to ask
There are more links between Cambridge and China now than ever. Are you aware? Come along to the Bradfield Centre for an evening with Tuspark and Cambridge Science Park on Wednesday 3 October.
'My employee won’t work their notice period'
Whether or not you saw it coming, an employee leaving can present a problem for your business. But there are a few steps you can take to make your life a little easier should this happen. The latest HR Dept blog shows how to handle these potentially difficult situations.
Major London hospital uses ProtoCOL 3 to track spread of antibiotic resistant superbugs
Synbiosis, a long-established, expert manufacturer of automated microbiological systems, is pleased to announce its ProtoCOL 3 automated colony counter is being used at a major teaching hospital in London to accurately track the spread of Carbapenem-Resistant bacteria (CRB) superbugs.
Free Excel Power BI help - how to sort by month or by anything using Power BI!
Computer Tutoring offers handy pointers to help you master Excel Power BI.
Babel: Can you say the world’s twistiest phrases?
Babel is today celebrating the European Day of Languages and would like to share a little bit of fun. One aspect of mastering a language is being able to conquer its tongue twisters. In English, this might be “around the rugged rock, the ragged rascal ran” or the childhood favourite “she sells seashells by the seashore”.
Wellcome Sanger Institute at 25: how the genomic revolution is changing medicine
This October, the Wellcome Sanger Institute, one of the world’s leading centres of genomic research, celebrates 25 years of research and discovery through genome sequencing. In the same week, the NHS will become the first health service in the world to routinely offer genomic medicine as part of patient care.
Second round of business-led Prosperity Partnerships launch to link research with industry
Seven new Prosperity Partnerships projects that will build links between the UK’s research base and leading industry partners such as AkzoNobel, AstraZeneca, Google, Rolls-Royce, Tata Steel, and Weir Group, plus small-to-medium enterprise, Oxford PV will be unveiled today by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
Cambridge Index jumps 3.2%
The Cambridge Index advanced 882.4 points or 3.2% to close at 28,561.2, as seven of the top ten Index heavyweights posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Get involved in an urban design challenge for the next generation
Have you ever looked at a public space in Cambridge city centre and thought it was ugly, neglected or difficult to get around? Here’s your chance to voice your opinion and help the Greater Cambridge Partnership to improve and shape our city.
17 million people think they use their smartphones too much: will measurement be the answer?
Thirty-nine percent of smartphone users in the UK - the equivalent of 17 million people - believe they use their smartphone too much, according to the latest research from Deloitte. Generation Z smartphone users (16-24 years-old) are particularly concerned about their usage habits, with 61% (4.3m young people) believing they use their device too much.
Novel deep learning drug discovery platform gets £1 million innovation boost
Funding to support Artificial Intelligence (AI) in drug discovery takes a significant step forward today as Optibrium, Intellegens, and Medicines Discovery Catapult secure a grant from Innovate UK to fund a £1 million project.
Ebola and Lassa fever targeted by new vaccine trial and improved surveillance
Scientists hope that a new approach to vaccine development, combined with improved surveillance of potential future threats of outbreak, could help to massively reduce the impact of deadly diseases such as Ebola, Marburg and Lassa fever.
Flexera first to take software monetisation technology to the edge
Flexera's FlexNet Edge enables software updates and insights for Edge devices, adding more control and security to the software supply chain.
Lumeon named a Gartner Cool Vendor in health value delivery
Lumeon, the leader in Care Pathway Management (CPM), announced that it has been included in Gartner’s new report, Cool Vendors in Health Value Delivery.
Managerial temperament: harness emotions to achieve objectives
Emotions can poison decision making and lead to short-sightedness, but passion can also inspire commitment and creativity. The key is to harness emotions so they help achieve objectives, advises Professor Christoph Loch, Dean of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Onespacemedia's James Cotton joins list of UK’s top business developers
Onespacemedia’s founder and MD, James Cotton, has been voted one of the UK’s most influential people in business development by the BD100.