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Redgate partners with Blue Turtle to introduce database capabilities to South Africa
Redgate, the leading Microsoft SQL Server tools vendor based in Cambridge, UK, has added another expert technology company to its list of worldwide partners in order to expand into Africa’s biggest market.
4 million UK jobs will soon be filled by robots: are organisations losing the ‘human touch’?
Robots already play a huge role in the UK workplace. But recent research predicts that over four million jobs will be lost to robots within the next 10 years – a statistic that will rock the job market.
Brand new AlgoDynamix PI-X™ risk forecasting analytics launched as team wins AI award
Top prize for AlgoDynamix in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) category at last week’s Cambridge Independent Science and Technology awards and yet another ground-breaking new product from the AlgoDynamix R&D labs: the PI-X™ volatility risk forecasting analytics.
Plants increase flower production within a day of soil nutrient application
The molecular mechanisms enabling plants to quickly adapt their rate of flower production in response to changing nutrient levels in soil have been revealed by researchers at the Sainsbury Laboratory.
Cambridge MP raises Giulio Regeni murder in the House of Commons
Daniel Zeichner, Member of Parliament for Cambridge, has again today (25 January 2018) raised the case of murdered Italian PhD student, Giulio Regeni, during Business questions in the House of Commons to the Leader of the House, Andrea Leadsom MP. Today is the two year anniversary of the student's disappearance.
60 volunteers needed as Arthur Rank Hospice opens flagship fifth charity shop in Burleigh St
Do you know anyone who could spare upwards of two hours per fortnight?
I’ve applied for R&D funding; is my intellectual property safe?
Are you worried about the confidentiality of your company’s information when applying for EU R&D funding?
Brexit, GDPR, innovation: 2018 predictions for SMEs
Brexit, innovation increase and GDPR and are all included in Enterprise Europe Network's (EEN's) predictions of things that'll matter for small businesses in 2018.
2018 Thales Data Threat Report: data breaches at all-time high
As 94% of organisations use cloud, IoT and other transformative technologies, and businesses embrace new environments, data breaches have become the new reality, says a new report from Thales.
Sixth edition of Basic Water Treatment published
The sixth edition of Basic Water Treatment, written by Christopher Binnie, Martin Kimber and Hugh Thomas, is now in print, published by ICE Publishing, a division of the Insitution of Civil Engineers.
Mair backs construction sector deal in Lords industrial strategy debate
In a recent House of Lords debate about the government's industrial strategy, Cambridge based ICE President Lord Robert Mair welcomed the government's white paper as a much-needed document that emphasises collaboration between government, business, science and technology.
Britain’s new inventors: Cambridge’s Nawar Al-Zebari and his new, smart catheter
Innovation foundation Nesta, supported by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), is today announcing 10 finalists, from hundreds of budding applicants across the country, for The Inventor Prize. The finalists include Cambridge-based Nawar Al-Zebari.
Camfed's UK Aid Match appeal gets amazing response
Today Cambridge-based Camfed, the Campaign for Female Education, praised the generosity of the UK public during its UK Aid Match fundraising appeal. The girls’ education charity more than doubled its target, smashing the £1 million mark.
Introducing Bango Deep
Bango has announced the acquisition of Audiens, a leading mobile data exchange platform. The combination of Audiens marketing technology with the Bango Platform delivers new growth opportunities for developers, merchants, stores and operators.
Congenica appoints new CEO to drive global expansion of clinical genomics business
Congenica, a global provider of clinical genomics interpretation software, today announced the appointment of its new Chief Executive Officer, David Atkins, PhD. Based at the Company’s headquarters in Cambridge, Dr Atkins also joins Congenica’s Board of Directors.
OH! Films releases new showreel
Every company can benefit from this simple marketing strategy. OH! Films, a Cambridge-based UK production company - which has just produced a new showreel - specialises in creative video content which communicates, influences and inspires!
Trust’s aneurysm treatment is UK first
Clinicians at Cambridge University Hospitals have become the first in the UK to treat a bleed on the brain – via the wrist.
Darktrace comments on the World Economic Forum cyber security report
Cyber security is on the agenda for the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, today. Emily Orton, Co-Founder and CMO at Darktrace, comments on the WEF cyber security report.
Cambridge joins partners in Singapore as research programme celebrates 10th anniversary
An international symposium at Singapore’s CREATE campus highlights the global challenges of sustainable energy and suggests innovative ways of reducing industry’s carbon footprint
ICE 200 focuses on best civil engineering people and projects
The Institution of Civil Engineers is celebrating its bicentenary. ICE 200 brings together 200 projects from the past two centuries that have made a real difference to all our lives - and the engineers behind them.
MP’s Taxi Safety Bill is published ahead of its return to Parliament next week
New laws to improve safety for passengers of taxis and private hire vehicles will be presented to Parliament next week by Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner.
Professor leads task force to tackle pain in vulnerable adults
An Anglia Ruskin University Professor has been selected to lead an international task force to highlight the subject of pain in vulnerable adults.
Cyber federalism
Infrastructure expert Dr Edward Oughton of Cambridge Judge Business School looks at protecting critical national infrastructure from cyber attacks.
New pop-up light café promises to brighten Cambridge in February
Cambridge Startup Help, in conjunction with Allia, Fulbourn Hospital, Lifecraft and MIND, is launching a pop-up light café at a number of venues in Cambridge this February. The lights are being provided by light therapy specialist Lumie in Cambridge.
Cambridge Regional College launches new education partnership with South Korean university
Students from South Korea could be learning vocational skills in Cambridge after a new agreement between Cambridge Regional College and Ansan University.