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New Associate joins Marks & Clerk Cambridge office
Marks & Clerk Solicitors LLP, one of the leading intellectual property law firms in the UK, has appointed Rayyan Mughal as a new Associate Solicitor of its commercial services team in Cambridge.
Virgin Hyperloop One: Creating the first major new mode of transport in more than a century
Imagine being able to travel from Dallas to Austin in 20 minutes. Or Dubai to Abu Dhabi in 12 minutes. Virgin Hyperloop One is reinventing transport by developing the world’s first Hyperloop.
The cost of time and the value of brand investment
Lack of investment in brand strategy is more than just short-sightedness. Rob Bryant, Joint MD at Mobas, argues that too many directionless brands are wasting money on marketing activity that can’t hope to deliver reward.
Advances on ruthenium-based olefin metathesis catalysts available from Strem Chemicals UK
There are many recent changes in catalyst architecture offering improved productivity and advances on ruthenium-based olefin metathesis catalyst.
Health Tech winners address common and unmet needs
A smart glove that translates sign language into text and speech, a bracelet that automatically fends off menopausal hot flushes, a meal planning app using artificial intelligence to help users plan and shop for meals, and a platform and tool that respectively monitor and assess people for early diagnosis of dementia. These are just some of the winners of the AXA Health Tech & You Awards 2018.
Project 13 launch will improve how infrastructure is delivered
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and its Infrastructure Client Group (ICG) have launched Project 13 to improve the way high-performing infrastructure is delivered and managed.
IT Governance launches DPO as a service for schools
IT Governance, the leading provider of IT compliance and risk management, is adapting its industry standard solutions to meet the needs of the education sector as it launches its Data Protection Officer (DPO) service for schools.
Double win for Eddington at the RICS East awards
Two awards were given to the University of Cambridge’s North West Cambridge Development at the Eastern region’s Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) awards: Eddington won the best Residential award and the development won the coveted Project of the Year.
Arthur Rank Hospice’s Star Shine Night Walk celebrates 10th year with ‘Call the Midwife' star
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity is delighted that Call the Midwife star, Cliff Parisi, will be part of the 10th Birthday celebrations at its annual night walk on Saturday 19 May.
3rd Cambridge Information and IP Annual Meeting #3CIIPM
The third CIIPM Annual Meeting will take place on 11th July 2018 from 1pm at Homerton College Conference Centre. This year’s theme is ‘Innovation, Licensing, Valuation’, with some great speakers lined up to talk on the three topics.
Heathrow to Gatwick in 15 minutes! HS4 could make it possible
Better Euorpean connections and 15 minutes between Heathrow and Gatwick would be possible with another high speed rail link. This was the plan presented during Pitch 200, a competition of ideas and concepts to help people understand the value of civil engineering.
Tame your computer - ultrafast update
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 describes how to update all references in a long document (Microsoft Word)...
Paul Beastall appointed to UK5G Advisory Board
Paul Beastall, Director of Technology Strategy at Cambridge Consultants, has been appointed to the Advisory Board of UK5G.
Universal Basic Income: join the debate as it's live streamed at Cambridge TV
A debate will be live streamed at Cambridge TV tomorrow (Saturday 12 May) at 3pm.
Aluminium Federation and TWI agree to enhance collaborative opportunities
TWI has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Aluminium Federation (ALFED) to start investigating joint opportunities, collaborative projects and mutual areas of interest.
How much does a candidate’s social media presence influence you?
When you’re recruiting, how often do you Google a candidate’s name? Pretty often, if the stats are anything to go on (more than a third admit to it, but we bet it’s higher!)
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group supports Bangladesh Air Force
In accordance with a Government-to-Government agreement for the sale of former Royal Air Force C-130J aircraft from the UK Ministry of Defence to the Bangladesh Air Force, Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group is pleased to announce a contract with the Bangladesh Air Force for the support of the aircraft.
Cambridge City Council pledges to help stop suicide
Cambridge City Council marks the start of national Mental Health Awareness Week (14 - 20 May) by signing up to the STOP Suicide campaign.
Cambridge MP delivers presentation on democracy to local school children
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, will today (Friday) visit Cambridge's Grove Primary School, and deliver a presentation to the children on the value of democracy. During his visit he will get an opportunity to speak with children and staff, as well as hold a meeting with Headteacher Ms Karen Martin on the school's progress and upcoming challenges.
Events offer insight into energy storage, electric vehicles and off grid
Next month, IDTechEx analysts host a series of six half-day forums in Cambridge to provide critical business intelligence on the topics of Energy Storage, Electric Vehicles and Off Grid. Register today to save 10%.
Have your say on proposed new private sector housing standard
A consultation has been launched this week by Cambridge City Council inviting views on a proposed new Private Sector Housing Standard for Cambridge.
EACH receives entire takings of barber’s first two days in new Cambridge shop
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is to take the entire proceeds from a very generous barber’s opening days of business in Cambridge.
The Royal Society announces 2018 Fellows
Four Cambridge academics are among the new Fellows announced this week by the Royal Society and chosen for their outstanding contributions to science.
Proposals for the regeneration of Old Press/ Mill Lane receive strong support
Cambridge University, together with Pembroke, Darwin and Queens’ Colleges have revealed the strong level of support for their plans to regenerate the Old Press / Mill Lane area.
Academy of Medical Sciences announces 2018 Fellowships
Eight Cambridge academics are among 48 of the UK’s world leading researchers who have been elected to join the prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.