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The uncertain unicycle that taught itself; how it’s helping AI make good decisions
Cambridge researchers are pioneering a form of machine learning that starts with only a little prior knowledge and continually learns from the world around it.
Thousands of patients to benefit from new tech for National Heart Month
The NHS is rolling out innovative new technology across the east of England to prevent 500 strokes and save 125 more lives, as part of a national campaign launched to help thousands of patients across the country.
New Chair announced at CUHP
Laurel Powers-Freeling has been announced as the new independent Chair of Cambridge University Health Partners (CUHP).
Syngene introduces new, red InGenius3 gel doc system
Syngene's cost-effective and compact InGenius3 gel doc system puts scientists in control of their gel imaging.
ActFast: TWI and partners develop real-time fibre-optic monitoring for laser welding
TWI has been working alongside Swedish fibre-optic cable specialists, Coherent, and automotive manufacturer, Sodecia SA, to develop ActFast, a real-time fibre-optic cable-based process monitoring system for laser welding.
Could your innovation be worth a share of £19m? NIAB seeks partners
Innovate UK is investing up to £19 million to support innovation that offers significant changes in productivity and cutting-edge innovation. NIAB is seeking suitable micro/small/medium enterprises to join potential projects for the competition in the area of Health and Life Sciences.
Qualcomm demonstrates the next phase of 5G NR technology roadmap
Advanced 5G NR technologies for autonomous vehicles, industrial IoT, and spectrum sharing showcase Qualcomm’s continued 5G NR leadership.
Qualcomm announces a new LTE IoT software development kit
Qualcomm's software development kit will support the commercialization of Internet of Things solutions using cellular connectivity.
Flat-packed cardboard boxes wanted!
YMCA Trinity Group is looking for a local organisation to donate flat-packed cardboard boxes to its Sleep Easy 2018 - Cambridge appeal. Boxes will be used by participants to create shelters to sleep in overnight to raise money to prevent youth homelessness.
GIS announces comprehensive support for Fujifilm Dimatix Samba GMA 33 & GMA 99 printheads
Global Inkjet Systems (GIS), the leading strategic partner for OEMs and system builders, announces comprehensive support of the Fujifilm Dimatix Samba GMA product line.
42 Technology to help develop commercial production of omega-3 oils from algae
42 Technology has been appointed by LabXero, the acoustic particle filtration technology company, to help develop pilot-scale biomanufacturing equipment that could significantly reduce the costs of commercial-scale production of high grade omega-3 oils from microalgae.
IT Governance hosts GDPR breakfast briefing at Cambridge Network
IT Governance, the leading provider of IT governance, risk management and compliance solutions for the private and public sectors, is delighted to be hosting an EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) breakfast briefing event at Cambridge Network on Thursday 22 March 2018.
Cyber Graphics announced as Bellissima DMS trade shop partner for US
Aniken Graphics International LLP, a joint venture between Hamillroad Software, a UK based prepress software company, and Apex International, a global leader of anilox and metering products, has today announced that Cyber Graphics is one of two approved trade shops for Bellissima DMS in the US market.
DisplayLink hosts ACCU Cambridge meetups
DisplayLink is hosting a number of ACCU* Cambridge meetups scheduled in the next few weeks. ACCU Cambridge meetups are targeted at professional developers, or anyone who wants to keep up-to-date with the latest programming techniques.
Oncology symposium: Immuno-oncology and next generation targets
The 4th Annual Crown Bioscience Cambridge symposium this year focuses on immuno-oncology and future advances in cancer treatment. Don’t miss out on the chance to hear from AstraZeneca, Janssen, Merus, Kymab, Cantargia, Oxford BioMedica, Crescendo Biologics, and CrownBio, as well as networking with your peers.
A14 upgrade: new bridge opened and old bridge to be demolished in the same week
The A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon road upgrade is hitting two milestones this week, with a new bridge opening to traffic just days before the bridge it is replacing being demolished.
Cambridge first UK centre to be given ‘Comprehensive Cancer Center of Excellence’
The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre has become the first UK institute to be designated a Comprehensive Cancer Center of Excellence by the European Academy of Cancer Sciences (EACS).
Matthew Bourne's New Adventures dance company wows visitors to IWM Duxford
Visitors to IWM Duxford yesterday (Weds) were treated to a unique one-off performance created by Matthew Bourne’s renowned dance company New Adventures.
How business and the arts interact
Jeremy Newton, CEO of the education charity Children & the Arts and a Cambridge Judge Fellow who leads the Culture, Arts & Media concentration for the Cambridge MBA, discusses the interaction of business and the arts.
Use aerial videography and cinematography to tell a story
They say that if a picture is worth a thousand words then a moving picture must be worth a million. When people view your content they want to be told a story. Cinematic content is the most powerful sales tool in the world, and content shot from the air can really bind the fabric of that story together.
Would-be social entrepreneurs need more than a kind heart
To want to be a social entrepreneur, empathy is not enough for millennials. They need to feel confident in their ability to solve social problems and feel valued by the people they want to help, according to new research published in the Journal of Business Venturing.
Cambridge and AI: what makes this city a good place to start a business?
What makes a city as small as Cambridge a hotbed for AI and machine learning start-ups? A critical mass of clever people obviously helps. But there’s more to Cambridge’s success than that.
Cambridge Index sinks 5.5%
The Cambridge Index declined 5.5% or 1,412.8 points to settle at 24,154.9, as most of the Index heavyweights posted weekly losses to their share prices.
Busiest ever January at London Stansted as transformation works begin
London Stansted Airport is celebrating a strong start to the year, with more than 1.8 million passengers travelling through the terminal during the airport’s busiest ever January.
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group awarded Swedish Air Force contract
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group has won the contract to support the Swedish Air Force fleet of Lockheed Martin C-130 aircraft, by providing depth maintenance services.