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EY named one of the UK’s 'Best big companies to work for'
EY has been ranked as one of Top 10 'Best big companies to work for' in the UK, by The Sunday Times.
Company directors are stewards of their company’s property
A Supreme Court decision this week (28 February 2018) has helpfully highlighted an important aspect of being a company director – stewardship of the company’s property. Dominic Hopkins, head of Disputes and Litigation at Hewitsons, explains.
IT Governance partners with Symphony Ventures to provide GDPR compliance solutions
IT Governance, a leading authority on data protection, risk management and compliance solutions, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Symphony Ventures, a global services company specialising in intelligent automation.
The EIROS project - combatting ice and erosion in extreme low temperatures
Whether it is due to extreme cold weather sweeping across the country from Siberia, or just the usual wintery conditions in the UK, most people will have experienced the disruption that comes with low temperatures. However, these conditions can also have an impact on an industrial scale.
New Arm Mbed IoT Device Platform capabilities enable companies to get more from their data
Forward-thinking enterprises are just starting to utilise the IoT for exploring new ways to collect and analyse their data to gain insights into improving their operational efficiencies, products and customer experiences.
MedImmune creates stand-alone company for early-stage inflammation and autoimmunity biologics
AstraZeneca today announced that its global biologics research and development arm, MedImmune, is spinning out six molecules from its early-stage inflammation and autoimmunity programmes into an independent biotech company, Viela Bio. The new company will focus on developing medicines for severe autoimmune diseases by targeting the underlying causes of each disease.
Passionate about Antarctica and Antarctic heritage? Here's a job for you...
The UK Antarctic Heritage Trust is looking for four committed individuals to spend five months in Port Lockroy, situated on Goudier Island in the Antarctic Peninsula.
Expanding medical education
Cambridge Judge Business School Executive MBA participant David Lenihan seeks to transform medical education to address a severe shortage of healthcare workers, using a once-struggling medical school in Puerto Rico as the launchpad.
New report gives young people’s perceptions of tech careers in the UK
New research provides comprehensive insight into the career aspirations of young people, revealing that technology is top of young men's professional wish lists. More than a third of male respondents aspired to work in the sector, compared to just 13% of young women.
Joshua Tarrant Trust helps Brainbow shine on
A rehabilitation service which provides vital support for children with brain tumours has been given another major boost.
Redgate adds fast, repeatable data masking to its database provisioning solution
In another move to ease the burden of remaining compliant with the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Redgate has enhanced its SQL Provision solution to make the masking of data even easier.
Cambridge Innovation Park welcomes new tenants
Cambridge Innovation Park is delighted to announce the arrival of Optibrium within its serviced office space in Blenheim House.
Cambridge-based digital agency recognised at FSB Awards
WebWorksWell and HiTeam are finalists for the The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) ‘Digital business of the year’ and ‘Product innovation' awards, following a highly successful year.
Congenica achieves global ISO 13485:2016 in vitro diagnostic device quality management system
Congenica, a global provider of clinical genomics interpretation software, announced today that it has received certification in ISO 13485:2016, a quality management system for medical devices that supports comprehensive policies and processes across the entire business.
Retired Minister from Cambridge takes part in rare cancer trial
A retired Methodist Minister from Cambridge is taking part in two rare disease trials in the hope that he can help other patients and the NHS in the future.
How to handle a visit from the Home Office
For sponsor licence holders - and their HR teams in particular - Home Office scrutiny is an ongoing concern. DavidsonMorris Immigration Solicitors offers some helpful advice.
Hospital governor role is chance to ‘give back’
Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) is looking for volunteers to take on an important role in helping shape its future.
Cambridge Index dips 0.7%
The Cambridge Index fell 170.43 points or 0.7% to close at 24,766.2, as Index heavyweights such as Johnson Matthey and DS Smith posted weekly losses to their share prices.
Cambridge wins £3.2million to develop one of the first autonomous shuttle services in the UK
Cambridge is on track to be the first city in the UK to have a ground-breaking autonomous shuttle service as part of its public transport network, after a successful bid for £3.2milllion of Government funding to develop trial vehicles.
Improve your online content with a one-day masterclass
If you’re making video content on your smartphone or video camera for your business website, YouTube or social media platforms, this one day masterclass on Thursday 8 March is for you.
GeoSpock secures an additional $6.6M in closing its Series A funding from investors
GeoSpock® – the extreme-scale data integration platform that provides analytics, builds insight, and enables predictions across space and time – announced that it has raised an additional $6.6M in closing its Series A funding round, bringing the total raised to $13.2M.
Fast Company names Darktrace one of 50 ‘World’s Most Innovative Companies’ 2018
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defence, has announced that it has been named one of Fast Company’s 50 ‘World’s Most Innovative Companies’ of 2018 , alongside Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Instagram. Darktrace was the only cyber security company on the list, and ranked 3rd in the ‘Artificial Intelligence’ category.
Keen to build your scientific career?
Cambridge Network's special Science Recruitment event later today (Tuesday 27th February) is for anyone involved in any kind of science who is looking for a job, about to embark on a career or is simply considering a change. Come along anytime from 6pm - 9pm to meet some of the region's top employers.
Is start up recruitment moving too fast?
The world of start-ups is fast paced, adrenaline-fuelled and forever changing. And while their technology and business may be rapidly shifting, should the way they recruit and think about their employees be at the same pace?
Rapidox 5100 is for biogas and syngas applications
Do you analyse, control and monitor gas within biogas, syngas, anaerobic digestion and fermentation processes?