Wellbeing
AudioTelligence launches Orsana, the first universal assistive listening device
Orsana is the first universal assistive listening device designed to help everyone hear clearly in noise - with or without hearing aids. In the past, solutions for hearing in noise have either been traditional hearing aids, which need additional own brand remote microphones to work well...
Sable&Hawkes design new ward environment For Addenbrookes Hospital
Working with CUH Arts – Cambridge University Hospitals’ arts-in-health programme and Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Sable&Hawkes and writer Hannah Jane Walker researched the flora, history and folklore of a typical English cottage garden to record them in digital illustration ...
Corazon Health has a brand new website
Corazon Health writes...we've been working hard behind the scenes over the past few months and we're thrilled to unveil our brand new website! ...
Resilience 101
Mental health is among the leading causes of workplace absence. In difficult times we all need help, whatever size your business ...
Schoolboy to be the youngest ever competitor in 1,000km cycling race across France
A 14-year-old schoolboy is to become the youngest ever competitor in a 1,000km ultra-endurance cycling race across France in honour of his little sister who has a brain tumour. ...
4 ways to be authentic at work
Blog by Gemma Brown explores how to be more authentic at work
Gearset runners take on the Cambridge Half
On Sunday 5th March, a team of over 35 Gearcitizens, friends, and family took on the challenge of running 13.1 miles around our home town Cambridge to complete the Cambridge Half Marathon, with a whole host of team members from all over Gearset cheering them on. ...
English classes help more than 100 Ukraine adults and children settle into life in South Cambridgeshire
More than 100 Ukraine guests have learnt English to help them settle into life in a new country thanks to classes funded by South Cambridgeshire District Council. ...
Cancer teams at Genomics England show significant new developments in long-read sequencing
Genomics is changing the future of healthcare – from improving diagnosis and more targeted treatments, to making healthcare systems more efficient. Using cutting-edge analytics, the cancer team at Genomics England have analysed a first batch of over 100 whole genome sequences generated...
Imperial College Event - Celebrating Neurodiversity in STEM
Hear from Dr Brock Eide (co-author of The Dyslexic Advantage) plus some neurodiverse scientists with an amazing range of rewarding careers . ...