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Reliance invests in leadscrew inspection technology
As a supplier of high precision leadscrews to highly regulated medical and lab automation environments, Reliance’s customers require consistently reliable, quality assured products. As part of its continuous improvement strategy, Reliance has invested in an automated leadscrew inspection machine at its production facility in Ireland to help ensure the necessary quality levels are delivered.
It’s almost Gin O’Clock at Robinson College…
Robinson College’s themed dine+ evenings are fast solidifying themselves as Cambridge events to look out for. With the next event taking place next month, the College is preparing the perfect menu to serve up to compliment one of the most popular beverages in the UK.
Bellissima DMS says 'no' to the flexo printer’s problems in new whiteboard video
UK based prepress software solutions company Hamillroad Software, has today published its latest whiteboard video: ‘Bellissima DMS’.
Imperial War Museums announce an exciting collaborative dance project with Matthew Bourne
Cinderella: A Museum Adventure is an exciting collaborative project with Imperial War Museums to coincide with the UK tour of Matthew Bourne’s dance production Cinderella.
How incurable mitochondrial diseases strike previously unaffected families
Researchers have shown for the first time how children can inherit a severe – potentially fatal – mitochondrial disease from a healthy mother. The study, led by researchers from the MRC Mitochondrial Biology Unit at the University of Cambridge, reveals that healthy people harbour mutations in their mitochondrial DNA and explains how cases of severe mitochondrial disease can appear unexpectedly in…
Crayfish.io forms a new strategic partnership
Crayfish.io, a Cambridge-based platform offering Chinese business expertise and multi-lingual support, is pleased to announce its new strategic partnership with Global Wisdom Group (Glodom), a leading provider of language technology solutions in China.
Get on course to learn in 2018
Whatever your training needs, Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration has a course to help you. Start the new year by focusing on enhancing your skills! Sign up now for one of its value-for-money-courses.
Computer Tutoring is new to Trust Pilot
Computer Tutoring has joined the review site Trust Pilot and would love to share its first two reviews with you.
Academic article illustrates cyber scholarship
A journal article on permafrost thaw – co-authored in Cambridge and Colorado – began with a tweet and ended with an email, with not a phone call or meeting in sight.
Quick quick slow is no-go in crab courtship dance
Female fiddler crabs are sensitive to changes in the speed of a male’s courtship display, significantly preferring displays that accelerate to those that are performed at a constant speed or slow down, according to new research.
'Best New Business' awards launches for start-ups
A new national awards ceremony aimed at recognising the achievements of start-up businesses has just been launched.
TWI investigates the use of lasers for nuclear decommissioning
Nuclear decommissioning challenges exist the world over and require innovative approaches to ensure safe and cost effective dismantling of high hazard nuclear facilities. One of the most contaminated and complex components of a nuclear power plant is the reactor vessel, which needs to be safely and securely size reduced to manageable sizes for safe storage.
Strem Chemicals receives national Performance Improvement honour for the 6th year running
Strem Chemicals is pleased to announce it has been recognised for improving environmental, health, safety and security (EHS&S) performance at its Newburyport facility by the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA), the leading international trade association representing specialty chemical manufacturers.
Luminescence champions 'Cambridge Loves The One' event
Luminescence is proud to announce its sponsorship and support of the Cambridge Loves The One event; an exclusive evening of conversation with inspirational women, headlined by BBC Radio 4 Women’s Hour presenter, Jane Garvey.
Motivate and inspire with your presentations
Get your audience cheering for your cause; show them something relevant and inspiring.
Cambridge Intelligence appoints new COO
Cambridge Intelligence, the leading provider of network visualization and analysis solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Bryan Amesbury as itsChief Operating Officer (COO).
Armourers and Brasiers’ academic achievement awards are now open for entries
Applications are being invited for the 2018 Armourers and Brasiers’ Annual Awards held in partnership with The Welding Institute. Cash prizes of £1000, £750 and £500 are being offered to the winners to recognise outstanding individual achievements in engineering.
IT Governance exhibits and presents at The Future of Cyber Security Manchester
IT Governance, a leading global provider of cyber security expertise and data protection compliance training and consultancy, will be exhibiting as well as joining an exciting panel of speakers at The Future of Cyber Security Manchester on Thursday, 25 January.
Cambridge remains top of the league for growth prospects
For a third successive year, Cambridge is the top-ranked UK location for economic prospects over the next 12 months.
3D printing service, Print My Part, now accepts payment with Bitcoin
Through the very nature of using 3D printing technology, Print My Part works with customers at the forefront of innovation, many of whom are Bitcoin users. Consequently, Bitcoin has now been integrated into the company's online payment system, making Print My Part one of a select few companies in the Cambridge area accepting cryptocurrency payment.
Powering the next generation of vehicles: apply for funding
Businesses can share up to £30 million for projects that develop new ways of powering vehicles to reduce CO2 emissions and strengthen the UK supply chain.
Cambridge MP welcomes St Philip’s decision not to academise
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, has welcomed the decision announced today to allow St Philip’s CofE Aided Primary School to remain a local authority supported institution. This decision to not academise the school comes after months of parent protest, and a parliamentary debate this week in which Mr Zeichner blasted the academisation consultation and process.
Cambridge engineer awarded prestigious fellowship
Cambridge University's Dr Marina Antoniou has been appointed as a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow for the next five years.
1,400 new jobs to be created at revamped Sawston Trade Park
Plans for a comprehensive redevelopment of Sawston Trade Park have been approved, which is expected to lead to the creation of 1,400 new jobs in South Cambridgeshire.
Counting the cost, value and benefits of natural capital in agriculture
An Agri-Tech East event later this month will explore how farmers can calculate ROI for good land management.