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AIM Altitude creates unique branding feature for EL AL Dreamliner
On its stand at AIX (Aircraft Interiors Expo) this year, AIM Altitude is proudly displaying the unique branding panel it created for EL AL’s 787-9 Dreamliner fleet.
Computer Tutoring offers easy to understand Microsoft Word training videos
No matter how long we have all been using Microsoft Word, there are always little problems that crop up! These new bitesize training videos will help you create professional looking documents in minutes.
Power BI DAX training now available
Anyone who has already had a chance to play around with Microsoft Excel Power BI and its amazing data visualisations and interactive dashboards will be very interested in taking analytics to the next level with a Power BI DAX training Course.
Tame your computer - top 10 tips for Microsoft PowerPoint
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 her top ten Microsoft PowerPoint shortcuts...
Strem Chemicals UK releases a novel precursor for CVD/ALD to produce ruthenium films
This ruthenium amidinate precursor is expected to have many applications in the next generation DRAM, LOGIC and NAND Devices.
Biomimetic infrastructure materials showcased at the Royal Society
Biomimetic infrastructure materials, developed as part of collaborative research involving Cambridge engineers, have been showcased at an EPSRC event hosted by the Royal Society.
NIHR IBD BioResource reaches milestone of 10,000 recruits
A platform for research into Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis has now signed up 10,000 participants nationwide.
Call for East of England businesses to take part in Community Business Weekend
With three weeks to go until the third annual Community Business Weekend on 4-7 May, organisers Power to Change are calling for community businesses across the East of England to get involved.
How Worldpay fights fraud
Worldpay and Featurespace are fighting fraud by finding good transactions instead of bad ones.
TWI joins Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre for ‘SIMPLE’ nuclear project
TWI has joined a collaborative R&D project alongside the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (NAMRC) to address fundamental challenges in nuclear manufacturing.
How amazing is civil engineering? Come and find out in 200 seconds
If you thought civil engineering is next to boring in the dictionary, come to a free-to-attend event in Cambridge next month that will open your eyes.
Award in tow: Magna’s trailer angle detection technology receives 2018 Pace Award
The 2018 Automotive News PACE Awards recognised forward-looking supplier innovations but it was literally a backwards-looking technology – Trailer Angle Detection – that earned Magna its third PACE Award in the past four years.
Antenova ships new, high performing 3G, 4G/LTE antennas for the smallest PCBs
Antenova Ltd, manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules, is now shipping its two newest antennas: Integra and Inversa. These new chip antennas are designed specifically to perform in 3G and 4G diversity applications with very small PCBs.
CPL wins Cambridge Association of Architects contract
CPL has been appointed to publish Cambridge Architecture, the members' journal of the Cambridge Association of Architects (CAA).
'Inspirational' teacher presented with medal
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is celebrating its bi-centenary and has presented Manchester teacher Daniel McDonagh with an ICE 200 medal in recognition of his work promoting civil engineering to school children - the first to go to a non-engineer.
EI boosts national capability in genomics and single cell analysis with sequencing platform
Earlham Institute (EI) adds Illumina’s NovaSeq 6000 to its national capability in genomics and single cell analysis, harnessing the power of ultra-high throughput sequencing for Norwich Research Park and the wider bioscience community.
Analytik collaborates with Cambridge students in 10th year of partnership with IfM
Analytik, leading suppliers of innovative analytical solutions to the UK and Ireland, reports on the latest Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) student project, investigating the potential UK and Ireland market for the Stabino® from Particle Metrix.
East is one of the best places to work in the UK
A new ranking places the East of England as the second most rewarding region to work in the UK, coming in close behind the South East.
Small businesses say lack of independent data limits finance choices
More than one in five UK small businesses are frustrated by a lack of independent data when choosing financial products.
Best Employers Eastern Region 2018: employee engagement survey now live
The Best Employers Eastern Region 2018 employee engagement survey is now live, and businesses are being encouraged not to miss out on the free opportunity to discover their current levels of employee satisfaction and to gain expert advice on increasing engagement.
See some old friends at Anglia Ruskin reunion
Former Anglia Ruskin University students can register to attend a free reunion to celebrate 25 years of university status.
ZEISS expands X-ray imaging portfolio with ZEISS Xradia Context microCT
ZEISS introduces a new X-ray imaging instrument, ZEISS Xradia Context microCT, a large field-of-view, non-destructive 3D X-ray microcomputed tomography system.
Qualcomm unveils the Vision Intelligence Platform
The Vision Intelligence Platform: purpose-built for IoT devices powered by latest advances in camera, AI and computer vision
Horizon and Pirbright Institute support research into improvement of vaccine yields
Horizon Discovery Group plc, a global leader in the application of gene editing and gene modulation to deliver inspired cell solutions, today announces that it has extended its biomanufacturing capabilities through an agreement with The Pirbright Institute to jointly work on a research programme aimed at deploying cell engineering to increase the yields of livestock vaccines.
Cambridge and four other universities form agritech partnership
Five leading universities, including the University of Cambridge, have formed a partnership to develop and commercialise agritech research, in order to improve sustainability, increase productivity and contribute to global food security.