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Pelé, Banks and Kluivert merchandise up for grabs
World Cup football is in full flow and East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is hoping to score a big fundraising boost by auctioning merchandise signed by Pelé, Gordon Banks and Patrick Kluivert.
Plan now for September learning
Plan now to spring back into action after your summer holiday. Boost your skills and earn valuable CPD points with one of Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration courses.
Funding boost for volunteer infection studies to help combat infectious diseases
Nine research teams are each receiving around £100,000 of seed-funding to help set up new volunteer infection studies. These awards aim to improve understanding of these diseases in order to find better ways to prevent or treat them.
Crisis communications: how the Philadelphia 76ers survived #ColangeloGate
The drama surrounding the professional American basketball team the Philadelphia 76ers has been one of the most sensational stories of the summer and serves as an interesting public relations case study. Chase Clemens, Account Executive at KISS,says: "It’s certainly captivated my attention as a communications professional, NBA fan and sucker for drama!"
Avoid basic pitching and presenting mistakes
Communication Coach Jon Torrens has a little bit of OCD when it comes to other people's pitches and presentations. In this piece, he'll explain how to avoid the simple errors that send him up the wall.
Making a splash
Time-critical CDP software development helps Speedo make waves in swim tracking
World first in corrosion monitoring
Collaboration between Cambridge Design Partnership (CDP) and Ion Science creates a breakthrough in industrial sensing.
CDP wins Red Dot Design Award
Technology and product design firm Cambridge Design Partnership (CDP) has won a prestigious Red Dot Design Award for its Klarus drug delivery concept. The company was up against nearly 5,000 entries from 60 countries in the design concept category of the awards – one of the biggest and most illustrious design award schemes in the world.
Stagecoach East’s new City Sightseeing buses go ‘greener’
Stagecoach East has expanded its fleet of ‘greener’ buses to include six new City Sightseeing buses for Cambridge.
Tame your computer - avoid email overload
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 offers five tips to prevent email overload upon your return from holiday (Microsoft Outlook)...
Live World Cup webcasts from WaveFX
Before each England match, Sky presenter Kirsty Gallacher hosts a series of World Cup webcasts with football pundits Robbie Savage, Sam Allardyce and Ledley King - live from the William Hills Arms in London.
Social media agency offers free strategies for charities
OST Marketing is offering free social media strategies for charities in East Anglia. The social media agency, which is based in Comberton, is opening its doors on Friday 3rd August and will be providing back-to-back strategy sessions all day for up to 15 charities.
A Lassa fever vaccine - follow the footsteps of Ebola
This month VacZine Analytics releases MarketVIEW: Lassa fever vaccines. Lassa Fever is a priority target for international stakeholders, with significant sums of money already donated to develop a preventative vaccine. After apparent success with Ebola vaccine development, should the wider industry be interested in this new business model?
Time for audio announcements on Cambridge buses, says MP
It's time Cambridge caught up with other cities and had audio announcements on buses, says city MP Daniel Zeichner. The MP for Cambridge and local Guide Dog members will today take a bus during Catch the Bus week to highlight the importance of bus companies implementing audio displays for the visually impaired.
PredictImmune appoints new CEO
PredictImmune, a developer of pioneering prognostic products for guiding treatment options and improving patient outcomes in immune-mediated diseases, has announced the appointment of Paul Kinnon as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Abcam-Merck collaboration produces new PD-L1 antibody for immuno-oncology research
Abcam, a global innovator in life science reagents and tools today announced the commercial launch of the new anti-PD-L1 antibody clone MKP1A07310 (clone 73-10) developed in collaboration with Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany.
Reflection: Purpose and intention
Level Seven discusses its proposed first aspect of reflection - ‘Purpose and Intention’.
Mend the gap: solving the UK’s productivity puzzle
When it comes to the output, education and wellbeing of the Great British workforce, our towns, cities and regions exist on a dramatically unequal footing. A new, wide-ranging research network hopes to find answers to a decades-old problem – the UK’s productivity gap.
Maria claims Macmillan Prize for Illustration
Anglia Ruskin University student Maria J Guarda has won this year’s Macmillan Prize for Illustration with her story of a family in exile.
Ely Aviation delivers stunning images for St Faiths School
Ely Aviation, a leading provider of aerial photography and videography services, was recently commissioned by Cambridge’s leading prep-school St Faith’s to carry out an aerial photography shoot for its new school prospectus.
Greenwoods GRM sponsors Cambridgeshire Town Bumps
Greenwoods GRM LLP is delighted to announce sponsorship of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association (CRA) ‘Town Bumps’ for the 150th anniversary.
Robinson College strikes gold with AIM
Robinson College, one of Cambridge University’s most modern colleges, has once again achieved the prestigious AIM accreditation at gold level – the MIA’s highest accolade – for excellence in its meetings and events service.
Events team set for success with business development role
Robinson College, Cambridge, has appointed Paul Coleman to business development manager to support the College’s strategic vision of becoming a leading event venue in the UK.
Opt-out of complex martech and marketing jargon. Opt-in to simplicity
Marketers and creatives are increasingly overwhelmed by the amount of technology available to support their everyday activities. But their lives shouldn’t become more complex or more challenging. Instead, their working day should be stress-free, logical, and efficient. So, with the proliferation of martech tools, what do marketers need to simplify their working lives?
Prince’s Trust volunteers give some TLC to Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre's garden
The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre’s garden, (part of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity), was tidied up by a team of 10 enthusiastic young volunteers from 'The Prince’s Trust' this week.