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Danny Godfrey appointed to the Medtech Accelerator Awards Committee
Danny Godfrey, Director at eg technology ltd, has been appointed as a member of the Medtech Accelerator Awards Committee.
Insignis Cash Solutions shortlisted for Moneyfacts 'Business Product Innovation' award
Insignis Cash Solutions has been shortlisted in the 'Business Product Innovation of the Year' category of the Business Moneyfacts Awards 2018. The award recognises CashTech, the Insignis cash management platform, as a pioneering solution to enable businesses and individuals to access the most competitive accounts for their savings and deposits, and to easily move money between accounts as…
The New Year resolution that can generate £7bn for savers
Giles Hutson, CEO of Insignis Cash Solutions, explains how active cash management can create a much-needed boost for UK savers and the economy...
Insignis Cash Solutions: Is your clients’ cash working hard enough?
The potential rewards from generating improved returns on clients’ cash are huge, says Giles Hutson, but while competition in this part of the market may be improving, the psychology surrounding cash still needs to change
Centre for Computing History says thanks with free entry scheme
This week, as part of the National Lottery Big Thank You, Cambridge's Centre for Computing History is offering free entry to all visitors who bring a lottery ticket with them.
Cresset publishes November 2017 newsletter
Computational chemistry news from Cresset.
Proximagen enhances medicinal chemists’ toolkit with Flare for structure-based design
Cresset, innovative provider of software and contract research services for small molecule discovery and design, is pleased to announce that Proximagen, a drug discovery and development company, has licensed Flare.
Mills & Reeve reinforces relations with leading German and Dutch law firms
Leading UK law firm Mills & Reeve signed affiliation agreements with Graf von Westphalen of Germany and Van Benthem & Keulen of the Netherlands.
Finding a way through the Inheritance Tax maze
The ‘residence nil rate band’ can result in an Inheritance Tax saving even if, due to the size of your estate, the prospects for meeting its conditions appear unpromising at first glance.
Holly Fulton unveiled as Head of Fashion at CSVPA
Award-winning British designer Holly Fulton has been appointed Head of Fashion at Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts (CSVPA). As a practising designer with an internationally acclaimed fashion brand, Holly brings with her both a deep understanding of the fashion industry and a wealth of education experience.
Arm mega-moustache raises gigantic awareness for Movember
This Movember, Arm took growing a mo’ to an unprecedented level, creating a giant handlebar moustache made out of donated clothes and raising funds for the Movember Foundation along the way.
IWF Tech Officer wins TechWomen50 award
The Internet Watch Foundation's (IWF's) tech officer Harriet Lester has been named in the TechWomen50 2017 awards list.
Early Christmas present for 10 community groups
Ten community groups across South Cambridgeshire are celebrating receiving early Christmas presents, after being awarded money from the Council’s Community Chest.
Going back to school for our businesses
Education? No, surely we’ve all had enough of school, haven’t we? We’re out in the real world of business now. It’s not quite as simple as that, though. Business and education need one another, and two events coming up in the New Year make the most of that — from opposite ends of the academic world.
SpeeDx Pty Ltd establishes US-based operation
SpeeDx Pty. Ltd, a developer of advanced multiplex molecular diagnostic solutions, announced the incorporation of a US-based subsidiary company, SpeeDx Inc.
What winning the Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards could do for your firm
Past winners of Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards describe how their success has helped them grow...
Top New York investment firm signs million dollar contract with Darktrace
Darktrace, the world leader in machine learning technology for cyber defence, has announced that a leading global investment management firm has deployed Darktrace’s Enterprise Immune System.
Stagecoach East trials Britain’s first biogas-powered double-decker bus
Stagecoach East is trialling Britain’s first biogas-powered double-decker bus on the Guided Busway A and B services between Huntingdon and Cambridge.
The Cambridge Building Society raises a record £7,081 for Alzheimer’s Research UK
As part of its Community Partnership Programme for 2017, The Cambridge Building Society partnered with Alzheimer’s Research UK for August, September and October. During this three month period, teams at head office and across 13 branches raised a staggering £7,081 which smashed through previous record totals.
US2U Consulting's Rachel Blackburn makes positive links in Saudi Arabia
US2U Consulting's director, Rachel Blackburn, has been making connections in Saudi Arabia as she aims to help coach the leaders of the kingdom's future.
Hunts Community Cancer Network recognised for making a difference to patients
Susan Moore, who co-founded Hunts Community Cancer Network (HCCN) Charity as a cancer patient in Huntingdon, along with the then lead nurse Gini Melesi, was acknowledged for her role in “Making a Difference” to the people of Huntingdon who are living with and beyond cancer.
Arecor’s vaccine stabilising formulation technology helps combat livestock diseases
Arecor Ltd, a leader in developing superior biopharmaceuticals through the application of an innovative formulation technology platform, ArestatTM, is pleased to announce that the Company, in partnership with GALVmed, has successfully applied its vaccine formulation technology to stabilise liquid formulations of vaccines to combat two major diseases of livestock in the developing world.
Onespacemedia launches website for world-leading human extinction research team
Onespacemedia has created a new digital platform for The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER), to promote its prolific and groundbreaking work with greater clarity.
Tunnels under Cambridge could solve congestion, says expert
Tunnelling under central Cambridge could provide a real solution to some of the city’s growing traffic congestion problems.
Leading vision and hearing experts share knowledge
World-leading researchers in the fields of vision and hearing shared their expertise at a joint conference organised by Anglia Ruskin University and the Southern University of Science and Technology in China.