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Five ways to make sure your CV gets you through the screening process
How can you make sure your CV sails through any automated checks? Mark Ashton of Amazing Prospects describes the top five things to include to ensure your CV gets you through the initial screening process.
New ‘House of Cambridge’ multi-arts festival launches crowd-funding campaign
According to Cambridge folklore, the concept for the Edinburgh Festival was first pitched to the city of Cambridge… and turned down. But now a small team of passionate Cambridge-based arts and business people are aiming to right the balance with the launch of a new multi-arts festival, House of Cambridge, in 2018.
Tame your computer - Best of 2017: top 10 tips
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 recalls the top 10 of 2017 - the tips which have resonated most with her many readers.
Dr Alberto Martinez appointed President and CEO of Mundipharma International Ltd
The Mundipharma network of independent associated companies is pleased to announce Alberto Martinez as the newly-appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Mundipharma International Ltd, with immediate effect. He succeeds Antony Mattessich who left the Mundipharma network after 12 years of service to pursue his career in the US.
Study explores ways to curb earnings manipulation
Incentive-based contracts can lead to earnings manipulation, but a new study co-authored by Professor Jan Bouwens of Cambridge Judge finds those risks can be reduced through “organisation identity” by managers.
Party celebrates Cambridge Women in Construction
Eve Waldron Design hosted a Christmas cheese and wine party at their shop in Pound Hill for CWIC (Cambridge Women in Construction). About 25 women came to enjoy a couple of hours in the company of like-minded people.
Team effort aims to help young hear
A ‘cool’ new device being developed by two NHS trusts and their supporters could bring relief to children suffering from the frustration of glue ear.
Onespacemedia creates showcase website and brand for The Bradfield Centre
Onespacemedia has launched a website and brand to promote the facilities at collaborative office space, The Bradfield Centre. The state-of-the-art entrepreneurial hub is located at the heart of The Cambridge Science Park - Europe’s largest and longest-standing centre for commercial research and development, founded by Trinity College in 1970.
Take a look inside – and see the whole book
View selected maths books online in their entirety for a limited time only.
Making Agrimetrics the ‘go-to’ place for agri-food data insights
Dr Belinda Clarke and Dr Chris Winter extend the scope of the Agrimetrics' Board of Directors.
TWI investigates geothermal coatings for the future of renewable energy
TWI is co-ordinating a recently won European Horizon 2020 project for the development of novel and cost-effective corrosion resistant coatings for high temperature geothermal applications. This project, dubbed Geo-Coat, comes from the low carbon energy call to develop next generation technologies for renewable electricity and heating/cooling.
ZEISS introduces machine learning capability for microscopy
ZEISS announces ZEISS ZEN Intellesis, a new machine learning capability that enables researchers to perform advanced analysis of their imaging samples across multiple microscopy methods.
The future is quantum: Microsoft releases free preview of Quantum Development Kit
So you want to learn how to program a quantum computer. Now, there’s a toolkit for that.
Andrew changes course: from consumer products to car sharing
Andrew Yi Tan followed a conventional corporate career for two decades, but changed course following his Executive MBA at Cambridge Judge Business School to head up fast-growing car-sharing startup Gofun, which now has 16,000 cars in 21 cities.
East of England growth forecast to outperform some UK regions, says EY report
The East of England is forecast to average 1.7% Gross Value Added (GVA) per year until 2020, just behind the UK’s average economic performance of 1.8% and ahead of Scotland (1.5%), North West (1.5%) and Yorkshire & Humber (1.4%).
Phenomenal local support results in funding for new student enterprise programme
Following a public vote in November, Form the Future CIC is one of 12 organisations in the Midlands and East region that has been awarded a grant from the NatWest Skills & Opportunities Fund.
Further investment awarded to help brain injury research
New Government funding of £1.25m has been awarded for the NIHR Brain Injury MedTech Co-operative to help people with brain injuries.
The Prince's Trust partners with Innovate UK to launch #IdeasMeanBusiness
The Prince's Trust has partnered with Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency, to not only find the next generation of UK innovators, but also provide them with much-needed support, advice and funding.
CIC backs AI company Cytora
Cambridge Innovation Capital is backing AI insurance tech company Cytora as part of a £4.4 million funding round alongside a range of investors including insurance companies QBE and Starr.
£85 million gift from the Dolby family to transform Cambridge science
The University of Cambridge has received an £85 million gift from the estate of Ray Dolby, founder of Dolby Laboratories and its world-renowned Dolby Noise Reduction, Dolby Surround, and successor audio signal processing technologies, which have revolutionised the audio quality of music, motion pictures, and television worldwide.
Cambridge Junction development plans move a step closer
Cambridge City Council is working with Cambridge Junction, one of the city’s flagship cultural venues, to ensure its buildings and facilities are fit for purpose well into the 21st Century.
Tame your computer - simplify your search
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 explains how to find email messages sent or received between certain dates (Microsoft Outlook).
Scientific stocking is first step in supporting science club at local school
Domino Printing Sciences has donated a selection of items as resource materials to enhance science lessons – the first step towards sponsoring a regular after-school Science Club.
The world of work in 2018: an opportunity for change?
2017 has been a year full of change - from Brexit to significant leadership shifts and the resultant ever-fluctuating job market. With change comes opportunity - but what does that mean for the world of work in the year ahead?
Camallergy raises £815k to boost production of ground-breaking peanut allergy treatment
Cambridge-based Camallergy has raised over £800k in angel investment to quadruple manufacturing capability of its ground-breaking peanut allergy drug and undertake studies required before planned phase 3 trials in 2018.