County Council seeks views on local transport plan
Cambridgeshire County Council is currently consulting on the new Local Transport Plan for Cambridgeshire and wants to hear your views.
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11/03 |
Exploring genetic effects in cells
Researchers report the most extensive and comprehensive study of the impact of genetic variations on gene activity. The study uses RNA sequencing at an unprecedented resolution to reveal genetic effects in cellular processes.
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11/03 |
Crew announced for the 156th Boat Race
The 2010 Xchanging Boat Race on Saturday 3 April - the 156th Race in the series between Cambridge and Oxford Universities - will see 14 of the 18 oarsmen making their first appearance in the Race.
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11/03 |
imsense on the awards trail
imsense will be attending two awards ceremonies this month with imphoto for iPhone nominated at Le Mobile 2.0 and imsense being shortlisted for the Business Innovation award at the 'Cambridge News' Business Excellence Awards.
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11/03 |
ObjectSecurity and Promia produce next-generation security technology for US military
ObjectSecurity and Promia have been tasked a project milestone by the US Navy to design a vision blueprint for US Navy's SOA & Cloud information assurance, using their respective products ObjectSecurity OpenPMF and Promia Raven.
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11/03 |
Inca Onset S20 widens colour options at IPEX
Inca Digital demonstrates an enhancement to the high-performance, wide-format Inca Onset S20 UV inkjet flatbed printer at IPEX on the Fujifiilm stand (9-CD360).
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11/03 |
Datanomic showcases UK’s de-facto risk & compliance screening solution at international conference
Datanomic will be showcasing its dn:Director for Sanctions & PEP (Politically Exposed Persons) screening solution, regarded as the UK’s de-facto Risk & Compliance screening solution - systematically checking more than five billion client records every month.
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11/03 |
HR consultancy is on a mission
Local HR Consultancy Think Resources are on a mission. A mission to keep HR simple. In fact, they believe in it so strongly that the company name is changing. Think Resources will become Keeping HR Simple.
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11/03 |
Meeting facilities are hub of bio science community
Six months after it started offering meeting facilities at its new Riverside development, Granta Park has become the hub of the local bio science community for workshops, meetings and networking events.
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11/03 |
TSB funded project will develop nano-engineered platinum catalyst layers for fuel cells
A £1.1 million project aimed at creating new platinum based catalyst layer designs for fuel cells has been awarded funding by the Technology Strategy Board. Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells Ltd is leading the NECLASS project (Nano-Engineered Catalyst Layers and Sub-Structures), together with partners Qudos Technology Ltd, Teer Coatings Ltd and Thomas Swan & Co. Ltd.
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10/03 |
Zeus to support fundraising for Sport Relief
Award-winning traffic management software from Zeus Technology will help the Sport Relief website process millions of pounds.
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10/03 |
Business angel investment is the critical success factor
The East of England needs more business angels to support innovation in the region and secure our competitive edge. A series of business angel awareness events will take place in March and April 2010 (Cambridge on 29 April) to coincide with the launch of an angel co-investment loan fund.
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10/03 |
CambridgePPF rallies Newnham residents
Local charity encourages Cambridge communities to have their say on the future of the City
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10/03 |
Orgscale web-based HR application is launched
Orgscale Limited, founded by veteran Cambridge entrepreneurs Adam Twiss and Bryan Amesbury, has launched a new set of web-based applications aimed at the small to medium sized enterprise.
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10/03 |
Silver medal for Sidney Sussex College chefs
Two young chefs from Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge have won a silver medal at the UK’s top culinary event in London
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10/03 |
School scientists are the experts!
Secondary school and sixth form students from across Eastern England and beyond are invited to the first ever Cambridge Science Festival Schools Zone. On Saturday 20 March, they will present their science, technology, engineering and maths projects to the public.
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10/03 |
Ware Anthony Rust has plenty to crow about after RSPB win
The RSPB has called in Ware Anthony Rust to help promote its 'Letter to the Future' campaign.
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10/03 |
Cambridge Index rises 7.5%
Global equity markets staged a modest rally during the week, as new austerity measures announced by Greece boosted hopes that the European Union would eventually come to its rescue, and positive US data added to the evidence that the global economic recovery is on the right track. The Cambridge Index surged 7.5% or 470.6 points to 6,772.8.
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09/03 |
'Growth capital - vital oxygen for the innovation economy'
Raising money is arguably the biggest problem most entrepreneurs face. Come and learn about finance for growing businesses from a panel of experienced technology investors at Cambridge Network's next big Open Meeting on Tuesday March 16th at Robinson College.
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08/03 |
Quality insights – CE marking misconceptions
Good quality improves business performance; bad quality damages it and is costly in so many ways. In this article, business and product quality consultant Tom Gaskell looks at some of the misunderstandings that people have about CE marking their products...
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04/03 |
Catch up with the latest Cambridge Business Lecture - by author Dan Pink, who gave an inspirational talk about motivation. This and full presentation videos of all Cambridge Network's recent events, courtesy of Stream Projects, are freely available to members online here.
