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A stitch in (event) time saves nine
With the start of a new year, many are considering the event opportunities 2018 has to offer, with the aim to carefully slot them into their marketing plans. These vary from hosting networking evenings, sponsoring conferences, to displaying at exhibitions. This is great, but when choosing which events you'll be attending this year, have you thought about the 'hidden time' aspect?
Voluntary groups set for £900,000 boost from community grants
Nearly 60 local groups and organisations have been recommended to benefit from funds totalling £900,000 in Cambridge City Council’s Community Grants scheme.
Action urged as A10 north upgrade study welcomed
Councillors in South Cambridgeshire say they’re keen for improvements to be made to the northern section of the A10 as soon as possible, following the publication of a report which recommends a £500 million upgrade.
Bango: trading update, Netflix and Strategy Day
Bango, the mobile payments company, provides information about a new merchant launch and an update on trading for the twelve months ended 31 December 2017.
New council homes in the pipeline for former garage sites
Two former garage sites owned by Cambridge City Council will be developed to provide much-needed new council homes, if proposals are approved by Housing Scrutiny Committee.
Nikita Chiu on space debris, satellites and public education about space sustainability
Dr Nikita Chiu, a 2016 alumna of the MPhil in Technology Policy programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, worries about an improbable – but potentially catastrophic – scenario: a major orbital collision such as a satellite colliding with space debris.
Cambridge business space rents powering into 2018, latest Bidwells data reveals
The first Cambridge business space research figures of the year - revealed by Bidwells today - show the city’s office and laboratory rents continued growing strongly in the second half of 2017.
Tame your computer - drag and drop with Excel
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to move or copy cells using drag and drop (Microsoft Excel).
Tame your computer - cut to the chase
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to move bullet points or text using a keyboard shortcut (Word and PowerPoint).
ACCENT delivers workplace health and fitness centre
The team at ACCENT is delighted to have handed over a recent project for Inspired at the Cambridge Innovation Park, Waterbeach - a stunning space which helps create a space where people love to work...this space will sure help relax them!
NW Brown December 2017 Market Review
This edition of the NW Brown Market Review looks back at the key topics of 2017 before considering the outlook and strategy going forward.
Do you want to understand your gas chromatograph or GC-MS instrument?
Anthias Consulting's Complete GC & GC-MS training course teaches all the essential theory you need to know about Gas Chromatography and its related techniques. There are places available for 29th January in Ely, Cambridgeshire. Join this five-day training course, approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry for CPD.
Abcam presents at the 36th annual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference
Abcam plc, a global leader in the supply of life science research tools, announces that Alan Hirzel, Chief Executive Officer, will present at the 36th Annual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, California, tomorrow (Wednesday, January 10, 2018), at 16:30 Pacific Standard Time.
Half a million students’ critical data defended by Darktrace AI
Darktrace, the world leader in AI technology for cyber defence, has today announced that Education Service Center 11 (ESC 11) has deployed the Enterprise Immune System for AI cyber defence against sophisticated threats.
Cambridge Intelligence: Cultivating future software engineers
Cambridge Intelligence, the leading provider of data visualization and analysis solutions, is delighted to announce its new STEM graduate programme.
New free Microsoft Outlook help videos available
Microsoft Outlook is still one of the most used email applications within the corporate industry. What are some of the tips and tricks available for use? Check out Computer Tutoring's free Outlook training videos.
Confident communication: let's get started
Start your communication properly - prepare!
Still time to make your mark on this year’s business excellence awards
There are just two weeks to go for you to make a bid to join the illustrious role of honour by entering the 2018 Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards.
Bicycle Therapeutics secures Innovate UK grant to develop the next generation of antibiotics
Bicycle Therapeutics, a biotechnology company pioneering a new class of therapeutics based on its proprietary bicyclic peptide (Bicycle®) product platform, announced that it has been awarded a grant from Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency, to apply Bicycle technology to develop the next generation of novel antibiotics.
Professor elected to Chinese Academy of Engineering
Professor Dame Ann Dowling, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cambridge and President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, has been elected as a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE).
Interested in talking about the future of gaming?
Are you a Candy Crush addict, master of Call of Duty or in possession of all the Pokemon?
European patent on the horizon for Arecor’s proprietary technology
Arecor Ltd is pleased to announce the European Patent Office (EPO) has issued “Notice of Intention to Grant” for Arecor’s patent application protecting the Company’s proprietary technology used in the development of stable, low-viscosity formulations of highly concentrated protein therapeutics, including monoclonal antibodies such as trastuzumab or ustekinumab or fusion proteins such as abatacept…
Lumie lights up Leeds University #leedslightcafe
Light therapy specialist Lumie is supplying the lights for the Light Cafe, running from today to 19th January at Leeds University Union. Now in its fourth year, the pop-up space aims to improve students’ health and wellbeing during exams. The lights will be used to create two areas; one for revision and one for relaxation.
Price trumps ethics for UK shoppers, new EY research reveals
Two thirds of British consumers consider themselves to be ethical shoppers - but price is still the most important factor when purchasing a product for 78% of shoppers, a new report from EY reveals.
Deloitte CFO Survey: CFOs set to rein in costs but still see growth opportunities
Chief financial officers (CFOs) see increasing risks to their business from Brexit and a slowing UK economy and are reacting with a renewed focus on cost control, according to Deloitte’s latest CFO Survey. However, domestic concerns have not blunted CFOs’ search for growth and opportunities.