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ICE Ecobuild 2018 programme unveiled
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has announced its programme for Ecobuild 2018 which takes place 6-8 March at ExCel, London.
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Invisible Superheroes fly to next month’s Big Bang Fair
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Invisible Superheroes fly to Birmingham next month for The Big Bang, the UK's biggest STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) event for young people.
TTP Labtech collaborates with Onespacemedia for website redevelopment
Cambridge-based technology companies partner to boost online experience for life science applications
Eagle Lab Flight lands in Reading
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the Eagle Lab Flight, a comprehensive business and leadership accelerator for early-stage high-growth companies.
Diabetes doubles chance of developing cataract
New UK-based study finds relative risk is highest among people aged between 45 and 54
National STEM Clubs Week: bringing STEM on screen to a school near you
To celebrate National STEM Clubs Week 5-10 February, STEM Learning is launching a brand-new set of free activities to schools around the UK – including ‘Is there witchcraft and wizardry in the real world’ and ‘Movies and magic’.
Hewitsons celebrates growth at Annual Reception
More than 350 clients and key contacts of law firm Hewitsons helped it celebrate another year of impressive growth at the practice’s annual reception, held at The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.
Orchids 2018: How to build an orchid
This year, Cambridge University Botanic Garden’s ‘how to build an orchid’ exhibition is going back to basics as it reveals, from the root up, what makes an orchid an orchid.
Cambridge MP’s Taxi Safety Bill talked out of Parliament
Daniel Zeichner MP‘s Taxi Safety Bill was filibustered by a backbench Conservative MP in the Commons today, preventing it from progressing through Parliament.
Car Club arrives at Eddington
The University of Cambridge and E-Car Club has launched a new car club at Eddington in a bid to lower car ownership on the development in North West Cambridge.
Influential Cambridge CEO joins mission to empower young people and prepare for the future
Form the Future CIC is delighted to welcome Jane Paterson-Todd to their Board as Non-Executive Director.
Cofinitive Communications Clinic launches for 2018
Cofinitive have launched a Communications Clinic as part of The Bradfield Centre’s “office hours” programme aimed at providing support services to their current and potential tenants.
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Darktrace AI defends the data of 750,000 Compte-Nickel customers
Leading Alternative Banking Service Deploys Enterprise Immune System to Defend Against Sophisticated Cyber-Threats
Where do you want to be in 2018: A ride up Pound Hill
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Introduction to Family History Research: new online course
To celebrate myfamilygenealogy.co.uk joining Cambridge Network, its team would like to introduce a new online course, Introduction to Family History Research with a discount for members.
Course offer celebrates success at 'Who Do You Think You Are? live'
To celebrate Robert Parker's success at Who Do You Think You Are? live this year in delivering a number of talks and supporting the Society of Genealogists in their 'ask the experts' forum, he is offering Cambridge Network members a discount on his online introduction course.
Cresset publishes January 2018 newsletter
Computational chemistry news from Cresset
Collaborative CROWN project commended for offshore wind corrosion work
TWI has partnered with Member companies LIC Energy, EDF Energy and Ørsted (formerly DONG), along with Wilton Engineering Services, Universal Coatings and Metallisation to work on a 12 month project to investigate low-cost corrosion management for offshore wind turbines.
Cambridgeshire 'Dining Pub of The Year' enters a new chapter
A popular Cambridgeshire pub enters a new chapter as part of local independent restaurant group, Cambscuisine. The Three Horseshoes will be the ninth restaurant in the Cambscuisine fold, joining country pubs The Cock (Hemingford Grey), The Tickell Arms (Whittlesford) and The Crown & Punchbowl (Horningsea.)
Intellegens secures first commercial contract for Alchemite™ technology
The potential of Intellegens’ Alchemite™ artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been demonstrated with a collaboration between the Cambridge-based company and e-Therapeutics; the Oxford-based pioneer of Network-Driven Drug Discovery (NDD).
Aniken Graphics announces Bellissima DMS is available via Chespa in Austria and Poland
Aniken Graphics, a joint venture between Hamillroad Software, a UK based prepress software solutions company, and Apex International, a global leader of anilox and metering products, have today announced Chespa as the Phase One Trade Shop for Bellissima Digitally Modulated Screening (DMS) in Austria & Poland.
Cambridge events mark 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote
Cambridge City Council is supporting a series of events being held in Cambridge to commemorate 100 years since women were first able to vote in UK national elections.
Second time around - Cambridge learning experience for senior leaders
The Møller Institute and the Møller Centre, part of Churchill College at University of Cambridge, invites applications for the second intake on its unique senior leadership programme to prepare executives for the extreme and complex business environment, which some are calling the ‘fourth industrial revolution’.