Meet Cambridge strengthens Board with new appointment
Meet Cambridge, the city's official conference and meetings bureau has welcomed a new member to its Board.
Do you need to solve a business problem? ARU students can help
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) are offering businesses to join them as a Live Brief partner organisation, where students help to come up with solutions.
Defining Impact: The Challenge for Leaders
Møller Insitute associate, Dr Uday Phadeke discusses what he believes is a key issue for leaders; defining impact. He describes this as an often overlooked factor of leadership development, but can be crucial in the outcome for an organisation. Dr Uday Phadke’s experience spans three key areas: commercial firms enabled by science and technology, academic research and teaching in technology…
Quarterly Economic Survey Q3 is now live!
Have your say in the UK's largest Business Survey!
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, celebrates exceptional A Level results
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is thrilled to announce that 2024 marks its best year for A*- A grades, with an outstanding 47% of students achieving A* to A grades and over 85% of students receiving their first choice place at university.
Rescue 999: Seconds to save a life
Magpas Air Ambulance writes: Channel 5 and My5 viewers will get a unique viewpoint of dramatic real-life rescues as an exciting new series immerses audiences in the lifesaving work of two of the region’s air ambulance charities, as well as other UK rescue teams covering sea, mountains and land. Magpas Air Ambulance and East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) will feature in the new six-part…
Cyber extortion - a worrying trend
Breathe Technology writes: We’re always hearing how cybercrime figures are rising. That’s nothing new.
Centre for Computing History wins £93k grant to explore environmental impact of tech
The Centre for Computing History has been awarded a £93,200 grant by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund, run by the Museums Association, for its new project Broken Tech: Broken Earth. This exciting initiative will engage the local community in exploring the environmental and social impacts of the tech boom.
Growing demand on dark web for AI abuse images
New study found a clear desire among online offenders to learn new technologies.
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge earns Grade II Listing
Fitzwilliam College and Fitz Events are delighted to announce that three of their buildings have been honoured with Grade II Listings by Historic England:
Centre for Computing History delighted to receive £4,000 MathWorks Community Grant
Cambridge’s Centre for Computing History is thrilled to have been awarded a £4,000 Community Grant from MathWorks, a leading developer of mathematical computing software for engineers and scientists. This generous grant will support the Centre's Education programme, helping young people understand computing history’s impact on society and inspiring the next generation of tech innovators.
How Richard Feynman’s scientific theory can advance gender equality
Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman, not remembered as a women’s rights champion, can help narrow gender inequality argues Ghina M Halabi, the first person to earn a PhD in astrophysics from a Lebanese university, in this opinion piece focusing on science commercialisation and entrepreneurship at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Staying calm is key on A-Level results day
Anglia Ruskin University offers advice to students receiving their grades.
Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen made honorary fellow of Royal Society of Medicine
Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen has been awarded an honorary fellowship of the Royal Society of Medicine, in recognition of his contribution to health, healthcare and medicine.
Racing towards success: Xaar inspires local school with STEM Day learning
Cambridge – Continuing its partnership with local schools and colleges, members of Xaar visited Alconbury COE Primary School for its recent Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Day event.
New research - children who miss breakfast are less happy in life
Regularity of morning meal strongly associated with life satisfaction – new study.
Open Cambridge is back this September
Open Cambridge, the annual ten-day festival and celebration of local history and culture, will launch its 2024 programme of events on Monday 12 August.
EnterpriseWOMEN - going beyond conventions in business model innovation
From researcher to founder: increasing the number of women founders through hands-on, practical learning experiences.
ARU celebrates the incredible engineers of the future
Schools from right across the East of England take part in Primary Engineer competition.
The role of technology in respiratory care
In this episode Dr. Bipin Patel is joined by Dr. Andrew Potter, the GP lead at Whaddon Medical Centre, Milton Keynes Community Respiratory Service and the Milton Keynes Home Oxygen Assessment Service. Dr.
Help test our new SaaS product around engendering sustainable "Trust" - POC to Prototype (SaaS Product)
We are looking for some reasonable size companies in Cambridge Area to test out new SaaS product around engendering sustainable "Trust" in your organisation . We are looking for companies that have a minimum of 200 staff (Ideally 1000 +, but not a showstopper) in the Technology or Manufacturing sectors.
ARU first in UK to receive prestigious NCEE award
Anglia Ruskin receives Entrepreneurial University Award for innovation impact.
New guide on using generative AI for teachers and schools from Raspberry Pi Foundation
The world of education is loud with discussions about the uses and risks of generative AI — tools for outputting human-seeming media content such as text, images, audio, and video.
Early vision loss linked with difficulty judging sounds
People who lost sight early in life are less accurate at estimating distances – study