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Local children take over to have their say about life in Cambridge
Primary school children are set to have their say about making Cambridge a better place to live, at a special Takeover Day tomorrow (Friday 17 November).
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Support the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards and transform young lives
His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex KG GCVO is coming to Cambridge in January in his role as Chair of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and International charities. He seeks your support – as businesses and as individuals - to help transform young lives in our local area.
How can collaborative technology solve social challenges?
Nesta, the global innovation foundation, is once again calling for ideas. The second round of its ShareLab Fund, launched this week, will support and fund ideas that use collaborative digital platforms to address a social need, helping to relieve pressure on existing local public services.
Bango Platform enables 9pay wallet for Google Play users in Nigeria
Bango, the mobile payments company, announces that it has launched operator-billed payments for Google Play users with 9mobile in Nigeria. Through the 9mobile 9pay wallet, customers in Nigeria can pay for the wealth of media, games, apps and digital content in Google Play, with one-click, without the need to own a credit card or bank account.
Look into the Future of Transport at Cambridge Network event
Would you like to understand the different visions for better transport in Cambridge? Hear the expert on tunnels, see new types of vehicle such as Tesla cars, find out about the practical work already being done on travel planning and the futuristic thinking on drones in our region at Cambridge Network's open event 'The Future of Transport' on Thursday November 30th.
Global cash injection boosts battle to end online child sexual abuse imagery
The Fund to End Violence Against Children has awarded the Cambridge based IWF (Internet Watch Foundation), the UK based international online safety charity, a grant to set up 30 Reporting Portal solutions in some of the world’s least developed countries.
Opinion: What makes the Cambridge cluster special?
A combination of knowledge, expertise, support and infrastructure makes Cambridge one of the most enterprising and entrepreneurial cities in the world, says Andy Neely, Cambridge’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise and Business Relations, a role which oversees the University’s activities in innovation, commercialisation and entrepreneurship.
Budget sees Chancellor between a rock and a hard place as OBR cuts productivity forecast
The Chancellor is in an unenviable position heading into the Budget, facing pressure for ‘bold action’ that stems from some public dissatisfaction with austerity measures, and squeezed public sector pay, while also having to contend with anticipated higher budget deficits over the medium term, according to the EY ITEM Club Budget preview.
Award victory for Ashtons Legal
Ashtons Legal came up trumps at the LawNet 2017 Awards last week, when winners were announced at the annual LawNet conference at Heythrop Park in Oxfordshire.
Shooting Image clocks up its 650th business video
Shooting Image Ltd recently produced its 650th business film. This was for the launch of the Cambridge Innovation Park.
UltraSoC selected by Microsemi for growing RISC-V product range
UltraSoC announced that Microsemi, a leading provider of semiconductor solutions differentiated by power, security, reliability and performance, has licensed UltraSoC’s universal analytics and embedded intelligence platform for use in an expanding range of Microsemi products based on the RISC-V open source processor architecture.
Point-of-care ultrasound helps intercontinental humanitarian efforts
FUJIFILM SonoSite was pleased to support a Spanish medical team on a humanitarian mission offering critical medical assistance in Kenya, supplying a point-of-care ultrasound system for them to take on their trip.
Paul Johnson head of IFS to lecture in Cambridge
'Choices in public policy: evidence, fairness and the art of the possible’ is the title of a lecture by Paul Johnson, Chief Executive of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, taking place on Monday 4 December at Jesus College, Cambridge.
Stocks in Focus: Fidelity Special Values
This week Harry Scargill of NW Brown looks at at Fidelity Special Values (FSV), an investment trust that has recently released results for the year to 31 August 2017 and is celebrating five years under the management of Alex Wright.
Advanced electron beam facilities meet advanced industrial challenges
TWI’s Electron Beam (EB) welding and processing facilities have developed in line with industry needs, with newer equipment and additional capabilities now available to further support its Industrial Member base. The cross section of equipment better reflects industrial needs with modern versatile high and low power machines in the Cambridge engineering hall.
US2U Consulting makes a positive difference through positive music
US2U Consulting launches its first music track, Positive Difference.
Sensors in Food and Agriculture 2017 confirms speakers
The Keynote and Invited speakers at Sensors for Food and Agriculture 2017 are confirmed for the conference taking place at the Møller Centre, Cambridge, on 5-6 December.
RealVNC announces instant support for VNC Connect
IT technicians can dynamically respond to support calls without the need for pre-installed remote access software.
Quality of carbohydrates is vital to good health
The consumption of quality whole grains is associated with lower mortality rates and lower risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity and possibly colorectal cancer, according to a statement released today by the International Carbohydrate Quality Consortium (ICQC), a global committee of leading nutrition scientists.
Audit week highlights Richard’s hidden heroes
A department that works quietly behind the scenes to improve patient care and safety at Cambridge University Hospitals will be thrust into the limelight this month.
Anxiety and the Imposter Syndrome
Student paper Varsity, The Times and many other media outlets are confusing anxiety and the imposter syndrome. While imposter feelings can cause anxiety, the syndrome is in fact correctly referred to as the impostor phenomenon and is not in the DSM. Kate Atkin says: "For the next 12 months I have decided to fundraise for Anxiety UK."
Getting your IP ready for the next funding round
2 good reasons to think about how to represent your IP