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Micro BNC connectors launched for smaller, lighter cameras and broadcast equipment
Cambridge Electronic Industries, a specialist designer and manufacturer of coaxial connectors and cable assemblies for the broadcast and machine vision markets, is launching a new range of high speed Micro BNC connectors for smaller cameras and devices using the higher resolution formats: 12G-SDI, 4K, HDR and UHD, where higher density is required.
Meet the robot avatars helping Cambridge students combine education and motherhood
They are 40cm tall, made of white plastic, and don’t look like your average students, but robot avatars have taken their place in the classroom at Cambridge University – to help two mothers with new-born babies continue their Masters degrees in Genomic Medicine.
Analyser aids oxygen control in combustion applications
Measuring the oxygen within the combustion process is essential as it ensures optimal control, validates oxygen levels and safeguards against potential hazards as well as undesirable reactions.
Magna wins LiDAR business with BMW Group
On the road to developing autonomous technologies, perhaps nothing is more important than the vehicle being able to see the world around it. To help meet this challenge, Magna and its partner, Innoviz Technologies, will supply the BMW Group with solid-state LiDAR for upcoming autonomous vehicle production platforms.
Cambridge MP and Bishop of Ely join the Street Pastors on a late night patrol
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, and the Right Revd Stephen Conway, Bishop of Ely, will be joining the Cambridge Street Pastors this evening (Friday) from just before midnight to witness first-hand the support they provide to late night revellers.
Meteor discusses the unique requirements of RIPs for industrial inkjet systems
Ken Hillier will discuss the unique requirements of RIPs (raster image processors) for industrial inkjet systems at InPrint Chicago 2018 next week, highlighting how the interaction between electronics and workflow results in a powerful industrial Digital Front End (DFE).
Darktrace Industrial AI defends Harwich Haven Authority
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defence, has today announced that Harwich Haven Authority, the trust port responsible for the safety and upkeep of the Harwich Haven area in Essex, UK, has deployed Darktrace’s Industrial Immune System to defend its systems from unpredictable cyber-threats.
New home for Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology officially opened
A new home for the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology on the University’s West Cambridge site was formally opened yesterday (Tues) by the University Chancellor, The Lord Sainsbury of Turville.
The Cambridge Judge Business Debate podcast series: Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley is a big success story, spawning the likes of Google and Apple. But what are the secrets of this success, and what challenges does Silicon Valley face to retain its leadership role?
Gender inequality is ‘drowning out’ the voices of women scientists
A University of Cambridge researcher is calling for the voices of women to be given a fairer platform at a leading scientific conference.
The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre - an Arthur Rank Hospice service in Wisbech - needs you!
The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre is working with The Hudson Foundation and the Friends of Wisbech Hospitals on some urgently needed expansion and development work. An appeal has been launched to raise final funds for expansion and development of services.
Indigo Talent Development says hello and glad to be a member!
Indigo Talent Development says: "Hello, who we are, what we do and where we'll be on Friday 4th May!"
Computational chemistry news from Cresset April 2018
Less than a year ago Cresset released Flare for structure-based design. At the time, it promised a Python API would be central to the future of this novel application. In keeping with that promise, Flare V2, due for release next month, will include a new Flare Python API, new science and significant improvements to functionality and usability.
Cambridgeshire gets ready to push the boat out
New research commissioned by boating’s national governing body, the RYA, shows a quarter of people have never tried an outdoor pursuit, yet two in four want to be more active and nearly a third want to get more fresh air*.
Enhance your construction offering with drones
Over the years there has been much hype about how drones can be used in the construction industry for inspections and building surveys, and it has to be said that most of it is true! But recent advancements in software and drone technology mean that new and exciting services are on the way that could really enhance your processes and also your ability to communicate with clients.
Seamless transition proves monumental for AIM Altitude
AIM Altitude has created concept front-row monuments (FRMs) to showcase its abilities in the design, engineering and manufacture of unique, customised cabin furniture. The prototype FRMs were showcased at AIX 2018 and followed AIM Altitude’s platform approach, which provides seamless integration with the seating.
EACH brings open air cinema experience to March
Cultural phenomenon The Greatest Showman will be the feature film when East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) hosts an open air cinema experience at March’s Neal-Wade Academy.
The Deloitte Consumer Tracker - confidence grows but spending stutters
UK consumer confidence improved in the first quarter of 2018, rising by one percentage point from Q4 2017, according to the latest Consumer Tracker report from Deloitte. With confidence in the previous quarter flat compared to Q3 2017, the uptick in sentiment in the first three months of 2018 is an indication that the economic pressures that have been facing consumers over the past year may be…
Qkine backed by Cambridge Enterprise and a quintet of angels
University of Cambridge spin-out Qkine has closed its seed investment round supported by Cambridge Enterprise, the commercialisation arm of the University, and a team of five angels led by Jim Warwick. The amount is undisclosed.
Lycotec quest to target the deadliest of crystals
Lycotec Ltd, a biotech company based in Cambridge UK, is raising funds to undertake a phase II clinical trial which would target cholesterol crystals.
'Best of British' enterprise celebrated on Her Majesty the Queen's birthday
An impressive clutch of Cambridge companies - most of them Cambridge Network members - received prestigious Queen’s Awards for Enterprise on 21 April as Her Majesty celebrated her 92nd birthday.
BenevolentAI raises $115 million to extend global position in AI enabled drug development
BenevolentAI announced that it has raised $115 million from new and existing investors at a pre-money valuation of $2 billion in one of the largest funding rounds in the AI pharmaceutical sector.
Points of View: Schroder Asia Pacific
This week Harry Scargill of NW Brown looks at Schroder Asia Pacific, an investment trust which invests in equities listed in the Asia Pacific region excluding Japan.
Sense of control and meaning helps protect women from anxiety, study suggests
People who feel in control of their lives and who find purpose and meaning in life are less likely to have anxiety disorders even when going through the toughest times, according to a study led by the University of Cambridge.
Why rowing is a metaphor for marketing
KISS MD Sarah Reakes looks at what marketing professionals can learn from rowing...