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Siblings win national business competition
A brother and sister team representing Anglia Ruskin University displayed their business acumen to win a national student business competition held at IBM’s headquarters.
GIS appoints new Head of Customer Experience
GIS is pleased to confirm the appointment of Laura Able in the new position of Head of Customer Experience. This role strengthens the company’s continued commitment to excellent account management and technical support for its customers in the industrial inkjet sector.
Lifting the lid on the bad bacteria in our burgers
Scientists at Anglia Ruskin University are carrying out research that promises to make some of our favourite processed foods healthier, and lead researcher Dr Clett Erridge will discuss his work at a free public talk in Cambridge this weekend.
Timestrip launches new indicator for controlled room temperature conditions
Timestrip® – a leading developer of ‘smart indicator’ technology – is launching a new 'Controlled Room Temperature' (CRT) indicator product that provides evidence of temperature breaches in the storage or transport of medical products outside the 15°-25°C (59°-77°F) range.
Blowhorn – moving goods in India made easy
Owing to horrible congestion and narrow roads, big trucks are banned from many major cities in India. So Cambridge Judge Business School alumnus Mithun Srivatsa (Cambridge MBA 2011) saw a promising market opening.
IWF connects to the Child Abuse Image Database (CAID)
The Cambridge-based Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), from today, has connection to CAID, the first non-law enforcement organisation to be given this privilege. The move will allow law enforcement and the IWF to work together to stop child sexual abuse material online.
Aramco founds an Innovation Centre to investigate non-metallic pipe technology with TWI
World-leading oil and gas company Aramco has signed a charter with TWI Ltd and the National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) to establish the multi-stakeholder Non-Metallic Innovation Centre (NIC).
CAST marks end of Science Festival with day of hands-on activities for all the family
This Sunday (March 25th), Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology (CAST) will be hosting one of the main events to mark the end of the Cambridge Science Festival. With lots of hands-on activities and talks, the day is aimed at families who share a love of science.
Citystay launches Cambridge’s newest & most stylish serviced apartment development
Citystay, Cambridge’s leading supplier of Serviced Apartments, has recently added to its award-winning portfolio by opening the newest and most stylish serviced apartment development in Cambridge – Midsummer Mews.
Ashtons’ Cambridge office continues to grow
Ashtons Legal is delighted to welcome five new staff to its Newmarket Road office in Cambridge.
1plex become Microsoft Surface Hub resellers
1plex, the Unified Communications Specialists, have added to their portfolio of expertise by becoming Microsoft Surface Hub resellers.
New ATEX certification for AII’s portable oxygen analyzers
The popular range of portable galvanic electro-chemical oxygen analyzers from Advanced Instruments Inc (AII) now has ATEX approved for use in atmospheres containing acetylene and/or hydrogen.
Onespacemedia launches new brand and website for Cambridge Science Park
The Onespacemedia team has launched a new branding and web design project for the Cambridge Science Park, Europe’s oldest and most successful science park.
mRNA vaccines - disruption or distraction?
This month VacZine Analytics releases a brand new analysis focused on the high profile emerging field of mRNA vaccines. This technology promises much, but what is real and what is hype?
New date announced for 'Innovate UK in the East of England' event
The "Innovate UK in the East of England" event was postponed from last month due to the weather, but a new date - Thursday 20th April 2018 - has now been announced.
South East forecast as UK’s top-growth region for 2019 – PwC Economic Outlook
The South-East is forecast to deliver the highest economic growth among the 12 UK regions in 2019 after an already strong performance in 2018, according to PwC’s latest UK Economic Outlook.
Cambridge Science Festival prepares for its second bumper weekend
Cambridge Science Festival, the annual two-week celebration of science, culminates this weekend, following a packed programme of many sell-out events that aim to make sense of the world.
Babraham Research Campus appoints Dr Karolina Zapadka to lead Accelerate@Babraham
The Babraham Research Campus is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Karolina Zapadka as Business Acceleration Manager for the Babraham Research Campus’ bio-incubator and life science accelerator, Accelerate@Babraham.
Cambridge Consultants unveils its vision for bioplastics in food packaging
The global spotlight on the environmental damage caused by single-use plastics is driving business to consider the sometimes ruinous impact of products, processes and packaging. Breakthrough innovation specialists Cambridge Consultants today reveals a vision for the use of PHA bioplastics in convenience food packaging.
Highways England wants to hear your views
Highways England will be coming to a town near you this spring and summer so you can learn all about the road works happening in your area.
£4million Government funding for future-proof fibre networks in Cambridgeshire
The Chancellor has announced up to £4m Government funding to help to bring full fibre broadband connectivity - capable of gigabit speeds of over 1000Mbps – to Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
The body in miniature
The past few years has seen an explosion in the number of studies using organoids – so-called ‘mini organs’. While they can help scientists understand human biology and disease, some in the field have questioned their usefulness. But as the field matures, we could see their increasing use in personalised and regenerative medicine.
Patients regain sight after being first to receive retinal tissue engineered from stem cells
The first patients to receive a new treatment derived from stem cells for people with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have regained reading vision.
Crayfish makes a splash at China Business Conference
Cambridge-based Crayfish.io – the unique online platform dedicated to helping Western companies do business in China – made some valuable connections at last week's China Business Conference in London, organised by the China-Britain Business Council (CBBC).
Hundreds of students from across East Anglia attend WW1 debate
Chesterton Community College, in Cambridge, played host to hundreds of students from across East Anglia, who took part in a debate on WW1 organised by the Department for Education earlier this month.