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Support autism research this Christmas
Christmas should be the happiest time of the year. And yet, for many children with autism and their families it can be a lonely, stressful experience. A big part of living with autism is the struggle with sensory overload and paralysing anxiety. The constant noise, stimulation and change in routine can be unbearable to cope with.
Cambridge Network Breakfast Networking: how to develop digital marketing tactics
HiTeam CEO Mark Layzell will present digital marketing tactics to a group of business owners at the next Cambridge Network Breakfast event tomorrow (Thursday 23 November).
Onespacemedia launches digital platform for Mercia Technologies to support rapid growth
The Onespacemedia team has launched an ambitious web design project for Mercia, as the company scales its operations and rebrands its fund management subsidiaries.
Onespacemedia selected by protein science revolutionary
Cambridge-based startup, Fluidic Analytics, has partnered with the Onespacemedia team to modernise its brand and create a new marketing website as the company enters a new phase of development.
Onespacemedia launches second website for chemical detection pioneer Owlstone
The Onespacemedia team has launched a second website for the Owlstone family of companies, following the recent launch of a site for clinical diagnostics arm, Owlstone Medical - adding to a growing number of international clients.
Salus Wellness: interview with Rosanna Price
Rosanna Price, who has been working at Salus Wellness since July 2016, provides some insight into her work and practice.
Impressive trainee retention rate for Hewitsons
Hewitsons has retained more former trainees in 2017 than in any of the previous five years, demonstrating an ever-increasing commitment to its training ethos – ‘train to retain’.
Conference explores ways to combat online child sexual abuse
Leading figures from government, police, the third sector and industry will meet in Norwich this week to examine new ways of tackling the soaring rate of online child sexual abuse.
TWI rewards outstanding undergraduate engineering projects
TWI Ltd was one of 16 prize sponsors at Sheffield Hallam University’s Department of Engineering and Mathematics prizegiving ceremony. The ceremony took place last Monday (13 November 2017), with TWI sponsoring a Welding and Joining Project engineering prize.
Why you should attend a brokerage event
Have you ever wondered what happens at a brokerage event?
UK entrepreneurs hungry for capital in 2018, new EY research reveals
The EY Fast Growth Tracker interviewed 371 business owners about their fundraising and exit plans. It found that funding remains the biggest hurdle to British business success, with 50% of business owners agreeing it is the largest constraint on their growth.
Welding Institute branch shows support for new engineering centre at Devon college
Hubert McPhillips, Chairman of The Welding Institute South Western branch, attended a launch party for the opening of a new engineering centre at the mid Devon campus of Petroc Further and Higher Education College.
International technology buyers are coming to Cambridge
The Department for International Trade (DIT) is inviting technology buyers from Europe and beyond to Cambridge - and offers you the chance to meet with these companies face to face. Whether you produce hardware, develop software or provide expertise/consultancy in relevant technologies, you may have what they are looking for right now.
Reliable combustion control analysis for cremators: new application note
Michell Instruments has released a new application featuring two case studies of combustion control in crematoria.
Don't let tax be a party pooper this Christmas!
If you're booking an annual staff event, such as a Christmas party or summer BBQ, now is the time to look at how much you’re spending on each member of staff to avoid any nasty surprises from HMRC for your employees.
Martin Jackson joins 8power Limited as VP, Engineering
8power is delighted to announce the appointment of Martin Jackson as VP, Engineering with immediate effect.
A typical project from concept to prototype - Part 2
Cambridge Design Technology showcases the second part of a typical project, going from concept to prototype.
Amsterdam is new home for the European Medicines Agency
Amsterdam has been successful in its bid to be the new home of the European Medicines Agency (EMA). Next steps?
Photo competition captures the beauty of engineering
Crystal tigers, metal peacock feathers and a 'nano man' are just some of the striking images featured in the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering's annual photo competition, the winners of which have been announced this week.
How effective is psychological targeting in advertising?
Dr Sandra Matz, a former PhD student at Cambridge now based at Columbia University, and her co-authors, including Dr David Stillwell from Cambridge Judge Business School, have published a new study which demonstrates that companies only need one Facebook ‘Like’ to effectively target potential customers.
BT and Huawei announce five year collaboration with Cambridge
BT and Huawei have announced a new five-year initiative which aims to see the two companies establish a joint research and collaboration group at the University of Cambridge.
Fully integrated circuits printed directly onto fabric
Cambridge researchers have successfully incorporated washable, stretchable and breathable electronic circuits into fabric, opening up new possibilities for smart textiles and wearable electronics.
A14 roadworks bridge to be taken down
A temporary bridge over the A14 at Swavesey will be taken down this week, having played its part in keeping construction traffic away from the busy A14 during construction of Britain’s biggest road upgrade.
Essex part of exciting new £42m flagship nuclear robotics centre
The University of Essex is delighted to be part of a consortium of eight universities which has secured £42million of new investment to fund the National Centre for Nuclear Robotics (NCNR).
Tomorrow: explore career opportunities at Granta's Open House
Granta Design issues an open invitation to its informal and fun Open House Evening, taking place tomorrow (Tuesday 21 November) from 6.30pm at its Cambridge office on Clifton Road. The no-cost event offers the opportunity to explore what life is like at a growing company with top engineering customers (e.g. Rolls-Royce, NASA, Boeing, Jaguar Land Rover) and a highly skilled multi-cultural team.