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geo to launch bespoke Cosy Smart Thermostat for Nordics
geo, the pioneering developer of smarter energy products and services for consumers is launching a new version of the popular Cosy smart thermostat with smart phone app and local control, specifically designed to suit the demands of the Nordic region.
Why jobs in the Cambridge technology sector are booming
There is good news for anyone in technology and who is looking for a job in Cambridge; we have the second highest paying technology jobs in the entire country. Tie this in with the lower cost of living in Cambridge compared to London, and you’ve got two very good reasons why getting a job in the technology sector in Cambridge is appealing to more and more people who work in the tech sector.
Health Tech & You Supporting Health Tech Innovation for a Fourth Year
Exciting new categories announced as programme - committed to supporting health tech pioneers develop innovations to benefit individuals and the workplace - continues into a fourth year
CW announce ten finalists to pitch at the 8th Discovering Start-ups Competition
This year’s annual technology start-up event will see pitches encompassing the latest technologies; from machine learning and artificial intelligence to wearables, 3D facial recognition and driverless cars.
‘Avoidable blindness’ to increase dramatically by 2050
Anglia Ruskin University academic leads research into the causes of vision loss.
Cambridge University student, Emma Young completes successful placement with TWI
Cambridge University student, Emma Young has completed a successful placement at TWI in Cambridge where she worked on a Failure Analysis Atlas.
Tom’s meditation app is world first
A Cambridge University Hospital doctor has created the first high-tech app of its kind to help master the ancient art of meditation.
Cambridge Enterprise teams with Cambridge Social Ventures for social enterprise pilot
Cambridge Enterprise teams with Cambridge Social Ventures at Cambridge Judge for social investment seed funding pilot programme.
New Professor of Innovation appointed head of the Institute for Manufacturing
Professor Tim Minshall, the recently appointed Dr John C Taylor Professor of Innovation, has become the new Head of the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing (IfM), taking over from Professor Andy Neely.
Experts gather for flood management conference
Following the popular Flood Risk and Water Management Conferences in 2011, 2013, and 2015, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is revisiting the topic at the AirSpace Conference Centre, Imperial War Museum, Duxford on Thursday 19 October.
Cambridge Festival of Ideas on the frontline of the technological revolution
Can machines think? Is an artificial friend a substitute for a real one? Are digital technologies making politics impossible? Can politics keep up with technology?
Drop-in session boost for would-be parents
A famous NHS clinic, which organised drop-in evenings for worried would-be parents after funding for IVF treatment was cut, says they were such a success it is to hold them indefinitely.
Stagecoach Group commissions bespoke cloud-based purchase invoice approval system
International public transport group Stagecoach has become an early adopter of a new cloud-based system to automate its purchase invoice approval process.
Trust birthday hits chord with patients
A hospital trust which last month delighted patients with poetry ‘prescriptions’ is this month treating them to a dose of ‘medicinal music’.
Mills & Reeve boosts life sciences team with high-profile hire
Leading national law firm Mills & Reeve has welcomed life sciences specialist James Fry as a partner after more than 17 years at Eversheds Sutherland.
St Mary's Junior School girls open new exhibition at Centre for Computing History
Students from St Mary’s Junior School Cambridge Open New Exhibition at Centre for Computing History - Where did all the women go?
Cost-effective oxygen analyzer for marine maintenance
When a tanker ship is having maintenance, the leak check of the tanks is an important part of the final safety procedure.
Formerly homeless man beats alcoholism and turns his life around, helped by Emmaus Cambridge
Case study for World Homeless Day
Project asks us to imagine a fairer Britain by 2027
Labour History Research Unit and Cambridge Commons collaborate on programme
Step inside IWM Duxford’s Avro Lancaster bomber this October half term
This October half-term, step inside the iconic Avro Lancaster Bomber at IWM Duxford and discover how this formidable aircraft played a major role in the Second World War.
New Apprenticeship Academy offers job opportunities in Huntingdon
A new apprenticeship academy has been launched in Huntingdon to provide great new job opportunities for young people.
PraxisUnico and Auril join forces to create PraxisAuril
After just over a year and a half of discussions, consultations and planning PraxisUnico and Auril have formally announced the launch of their new organisation and identity at their annual Auril conference in Bristol on the 5 and 6 October 2017.
Raising awareness of baby loss
Cambridge University Hospitals fully supports Baby Loss Awareness Week, which runs from 09 to 15 October 2017. A difficult subject which is often overlooked, Rosie bereavement midwife Selina Halsall Crowgey talks about her work supporting families through the loss of a baby and why raising awareness is so important.
Council making progress to reduce carbon emissions and tackle climate change
AN ANNUAL report has outlined the work Cambridge City Council has been doing to help the city respond to climate change including by reducing carbon emissions from its buildings and operations, and among residents, businesses and visitors.
Hewitsons issues debt protocol warning to businesses
Newly introduced legal rules could potentially have a ‘serious impact’ on businesses trying to recover debts from individuals, law firm Hewitsons has warned.