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Zettlex wins UK Innovation of the Year
On Thursday 5th October 2017, Cambridge sensors company, Zettlex, was announced as winners of Innovation of the Year at the UK’s Rural Business Awards.
Lauterbach provides debugging technology for autonomous drive and connected cars
Lauterbach extends its TRACE32® debugger to provide QNX 7.0 with OS aware debugging capabilities
The unreliability of designing from memory
Have you ever wondered what the results would be if you were designing from memory?
Worden Richmond: a solicitor and barrister partnership
Catherine Richmond has joined Worden Employment Law as a new partner, resulting in the creation of the re-named firm Worden Richmond.
Businesses to hear from China experts at Global Business Network
This month the Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce will offer a unique insight into China and offer help and advice on how to enter and grow your business in the Chinese market.
Little Dragon Films presents 2nd documentary film about AI: Friend in the Machine
Little Dragon Films is proud to publicly release its 2nd documentary film "Friend in The Machine". A film by Colin Ramsay, James Uren and Dr Beth Singler. In collaboration with the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, ARM and the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence.
Share festive messages with Addenbrooke’s charity Christmas cards
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT), the only dedicated charity for Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie hospitals, is once again selling festive cards to help transform patients’ lives at the hospitals.
Cambridge team expansion and firm promotion
Woodfines is pleased to announce two new additions to the Cambridge office.
Let's Encrypt shows uptime of 99.9% and only 98% if you exclude partial incidents
Dan Cvrcek, CEO of Enigma Bridge writes:
Daniel Zeichner MP supports the first week-long Autism Hour campaign
Daniel Zeichner, Member of Parliament for Cambridge, will be visiting Pets at Home (The Beehive Centre, Coldhams Lane, Cambridge CB1 3ET) in Cambridge today (6 October 2017) at 11:00 am to support the first week-long Autism Hour, which is being coordinated by the National Autistic Society (NAS).
Cambridge Festival of Ideas: India uncovered
India, one of the world's oldest civilisations, features strongly in many of the events at this year's Cambridge Festival of Ideas as it celebrates 70 years since independence and faces up to a host of critical issues for its future, from nationalism to development.
Fiction & Fake News meet Management
Register for this free one-day, interdisciplinary workshop. Its aim is to engage business practitioners and academics from Cambridge and beyond to create a dialogue around the business and management implications arising from the blurring boundaries between reality and fiction in a “post-truth world”.
Worldpay invests in leading machine learning fraud prevention company, Featurespace
Alongside agreeing a commercial partnership with them, Worldpay, a leader in global payments, is pleased to announce that it has participated in Featurespace Limited’s (“Featurespace”) latest £16.5m funding round as a new investor, alongside other existing and new investors, as part of its commitment to fast-growing ventures in the payments ecosystem. The round, led by Highland Europe, was also…
Dr Melissa Riley represents TWI at international conference on lightning & static electricity
Dr Melissa Riley attended the 2017 International Conference on Lightning and Static Electricity in Nagoya, Japan, where she presented TWI’s paper on ‘The Application of Thermal Spray Coating Technology for Lightning Strike Protection of Composite Aircraft Structures.’
Over three quarters of Eastern Region businesses are determined to grow despite uncertainty
Mid-market businesses remain ambitious and confident in their growth prospects despite an unstable economic landscape and an unsupportive funding environment, according to new research from national law firm Mills & Reeve.
Cambridge Academy for Science & Technology: one of four to win careers award
Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology is one of only four educational establishment in the county to win careers award.
NSIRC PhD students celebrate 5 years of world leading research and innovation
The National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) is set to celebrate its fifth Anniversary, with an exhibition highlighting the high-quality research conducted by its PhD and MSc students.
‘Mind the doors’ – New project investigates train door failure
Across Europe, 25-50% of train defects come as a result of failing doors1, while worldwide records show that 70% of passenger injuries come as a result of mechanical damage to train doors2. However, a new project, funded by the European Union’s H2020-FTI (Fast Track Innovation) Pilot programme, aims to develop a system to detect train door failures and predict their remaining lifetime.
Huckleberry Labs: helping to solve new parents’ number one problem – kids who don’t sleep
Before she had her first child six years ago, Jessica Toh, an alumna of Cambridge Judge Business School (MBA 2013), read plenty of books containing tips on infant sleep. All to little avail.
Birketts secures two KFC stores for J&J Restaurants Ltd.
Birketts has advised J&J Restaurants Ltd. on the purchase of two KFC restaurants in Essex: 10 High Street, Colchester and the Clock House, Broomfield Road, Chelmsford. The deal value was not disclosed.
Richard Henderson wins 2017 Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Richard Henderson from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division has been awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. Richard shares the honour jointly with Jacques Dubochet and Joachim Frank “for developing cryo-electron microscopy for the high-resolution structure determination of biomolecules in solution”.
Featurespace raises £16.5 million to drive international growth
Featurespace, the leading machine learning company for fraud prevention, has raised £16.5 million ($21.6 million) from a funding round led by Highland Europe, the venture capital firm that invests in growth businesses.
Visit K1 Cambridge Cohousing as part of Open Eco Homes on 14 October
Opening doors to low energy homes in and around Cambridge
Key steps to digital clarity /Add customer colour
Clients come to KISS with what they often call ‘digital chaos’ every day.
The humble battery is rewriting the rules
Last week, James Dyson announced a further billion pounds investment in a new electric car, sensing a huge market alongside Nissan’s Leaf and Elon Musk’s Tesla. And he’s serious – so far he’s committed £2.5 billion and taken over a disused airfield to make it happen.