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New open-air installations set to cause a stir in Cambridge
Coming to Cambridge on 8th and 9th September, a new ambitious programme of intriguing performances and installations called In Your Way promises to cause playful disruption and make a lasting impression far beyond the weekend itself, as the projects bring people together and provoke conversation.
Magna to produce the new Z4 for the BMW Group
Magna adds to its contract vehicle manufacturing line-up in Graz, Austria, with the addition of the new BMW Z4. Production is scheduled to begin at the end of 2018. This business further strengthens Magna's position as the world's leading brand-independent vehicle contract manufacturer.
How aspirin may block bowel tumour formation
Researchers have shed light on how taking aspirin can help to prevent bowel cancer. They found that the painkiller blocks a key process linked to tumour formation.
Poppy’s project is breaking down barriers to art
A project aiming to make graphic design more accessible to partially-sighted people is just one of a host of exhibits showcasing the impressive work of students from Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge School of Art.
Stocks in Focus: DS Smith December 2017
This week James Ross-Russell of NW Brown focuses on DS Smith, the UK-based manufacturer best known for its Pan-European corrugated packaging business.
Events and PR appoints sponsorship sales manager
Events and PR is pleased to announce the appointment of University of Nottingham graduate Charlotte Prosser as Sponsorship Sales Manager.
Algenuity appoints new Chief Scientific Officer
Algenuity, a leader in algal biology and industrial biotechnology, is delighted to welcome Dr Alex Pudney to the team as Chief Scientific Officer.
SoCode Technology Recruitment opens new Cambridge Science Park offices
SoCode is proud to re-affirm its commitment to and status in the Cambridge, Technology community with the opening of new offices in the Bradfield Centre on Cambridge Science Park.
Syngene launches stylish new G:BOX F3 automated gel doc
Syngene launches stylish new G:BOX F3 automated gel doc - an affordable, high resolution system designed for busy laboratories.
Cambridge Filmworks produces new 1-hour documentary celebrating Royal Papworth Hospital
In 2018, Royal Papworth Hospital is celebrating its centenary year as well as preparing for a historic move to a new hospital on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. To mark 100 years of this extraordinary institution, Cambridge Filmworks has produced a brand new documentary film telling the fascinating story of how the hospital grew from a tuberculosis ‘colony’ to a leading heart and lung hospital,…
Insurance company CEO pays tribute to the 'transformational' Mobas effect
The CEO of insurance company Marmalade has paid tribute to his relationship with Mobas – outlining the transformational impact the agency has had on the business. In a recently commissioned video interview, Crispin Moger says that Mobas continues to play an influential role in the company’s strategy to empower, and act as the champion for young drivers.
A mentor - your essential business guide
Self-employment can be pretty scary. Communication Coach Jon Torrens talks about the benefits of a great mentor for your business and your communication.
REAP Conference 2018 launched – best practice informed by science
Increased productivity with reduced environmental impacts may sound like the holy grail of farming, but the keynote speaker at Agri-Tech East's REAP conference, Dr Zhenling Cui of the China Agricultural University, Beijing, will present the findings of a ten year national campaign that has achieved just this.
TestBoard and Keboola team up to co-host Data Festival at London Tech Week on 15th June
Testboard, together with Keboola and TLA Data tech, have joined forces to co-host a data transformation festival at London Tech Week, the largest tech gathering in Europe, attracting over 55k visitors from more than 90 countries globally.
Are you a healthcare company that needs advice on how to get your product into the NHS?
If you need advice, the Eastern Academic Health Science Network can help you at one of their free NHS Readiness events.
Influenza vaccines and national policy - the good, the bad and the ugly...
This month VacZine Analytics releases its newly updated value/volume forecast for the global market for seasonal influenza vaccines. The influenza vaccine recommendations for 35 countries (13 Western and 21 Emerging/ROW) have been assessed, with some interesting findings.
Darktrace becomes Cambridge’s 16th $Bn business and No.17 is looming
Cyber defence technology specialist Darktrace has become the Cambridge UK cluster’s 16th billion dollar company and its fastest to achieve unicorn status, reports Business Weekly.
Spectral Edge appoints Chief People Officer to support growth
Spectral Edge, the image fusion technology specialist, has today announced the appointment of Sue Handley Jones as its first Chief People Officer.
Busy Bee Recruitment is main sponsor for Isle of Ely Fest
Isle Fest is back for the second year running and this year they have so much more to offer! This year Busy Bee Recruitment is the main sponsor of the event, providing the main stage, sound and lighting to enable the day to go ahead.
WaveFX webcasts Bill Gates keynote speech on Malaria
Bill Gates called on Commonwealth leaders to show they're ready to beat malaria.
Cambridge and Shandong University sign agreement to support innovation and entrepreneurship
Cambridge Enterprise, the research commercialisation arm of the University of Cambridge, has signed an agreement with one of China’s largest universities to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in one of China’s fastest-growing high-tech clusters.
‘Carbon bubble’ coming that could wipe trillions from the global economy – study
Macroeconomic simulations show rates of technological change in energy efficiency and renewable power are likely to cause a sudden drop in demand for fossil fuels, potentially sparking a global financial crisis. Experts call for a “carefully managed” shift to low-carbon investments and policies to deflate this “carbon bubble”.
Graphene paves the way to faster high-speed communications
Researchers have created a technology that could lead to new devices for faster, more reliable ultra-broad bandwidth transfers, and demonstrated how electrical fields boost the non-linear optical effects of graphene.
Technology offerings for 2018
2017 was a great year for product development but 2018 is set to be the year of technology. Cambridge Design Technology says: "Take a look at the top developments that have caught our eye."
Syrona Women: device aims to spot cervical cancer
Two Cambridge entrepreneurs – Anya Roy and Chantelle Bell – co-founded a startup aiming to help women to detect early signs of cervical cancer and other gynaecological diseases.