Mills & Reeve officially recognised as one of the best law firms to work for in the UK
National law firm Mills & Reeve has been named for a record ninth year running as one of 'The Sunday Times' 100 Best Companies to Work For.
Has women’s progress stalled? asks ex-Chief Constable
Anglia Ruskin University will be celebrating International Women’s Day with a special free event on its Cambridge campus this Saturday, 10 March (10am-2.30pm).
ArtVPS announce partnership with DynaSCAPE software
DynaSCAPE Software, the leading provider of technology solutions to the landscape industry, is the latest company to become an official reseller of the rendering plug-in to Google SketchUp, Shaderlight.
Cambridge gets new Cloud and Mobile software conferences
Two new conferences, one on cloud computing and one on mobile computing, have been launched by Cambridge-based software events specialist Software Acumen.
Sagentia delivers strong performance
Sagentia Group plc has announced audited results for the year ended 31 December 2011.
Special promotion for schools and other public sector organisations
To enable schools and public sector organisations to get the most from their IT budget for the forthcoming financial year, Breathe Technology has a LIMITED offer available on NComputing and SonicWALL technologies.
Horizon Discovery launches rAAV-mediated genome editing support website
Horizon Discovery, a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalized medicines, today announced the launch of rAAVers.org, a site dedicated to supporting scientists around the world working with rAAV-mediated genome editing technology.
‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’
Don’t miss the next CHASE meeting, which takes place tonight (Monday March 5th; 7.30 for 8.00pm) at ARM , featuring Luke D'Arcy of Neul, talking about ‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’.
Carbon bubble or green investment bubble?
Recently, there has been talk of a ‘carbon bubble’. The argument is that many energy companies are significantly overvalued on the basis of their reserves of coal, oil and gas, since climate change policy will make these reserves impossible to exploit and therefore ultimately worthless. The Scientific Alliance newsletter.
Smart grid billing focus will shift in 2012 to better use of meter data for new services
A report from St Ives-based analyst house and consultancy Innovation Observatory says billing systems and customer information systems used by electricity utilities and retailers are changing to enable better use to be made of data collected from smart meters now being extensively deployed around the world.
Real Status partner with ONI to offer improved security of complex environments
Real Status has announced a new partnership with ONI, a communications integrator that uses its specialist knowledge, expertise and services to work with third party providers to change the way companies connect, communicate and collaborate.
Great expectations as ACT launches Big Push for The Rosie
With construction of the expanded and modernised Rosie Hospital due for completion this summer, local people are being invited to join the final Big Push for the Rosie Campaign to keep raising funds that will give babies born in Cambridge the best possible start in life.
A musical expedition to Scott’s South Pole
A cycle of songs imagining the final thoughts of Captain Scott and his polar party has been composed by Cambridge graduate Jake Wilson – with the help of the University’s Scott Polar Research Institute.
One down, one to go for fund-raiser in ski marathons
Justin Hayward, founder and director of Cambridge Investment Research (CIR), is half way to completing his back-to-back cross country ski marathons to raise money for the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children). Cambridge Network members are encouraged to dig deep to support his fund-raising efforts.
MP urges residents to join The Big Switch to cut energy bills
A national campaign which gives Cambridge residents the chance to get cheaper energy bills is supported by MP Julian Huppert.
National Careers Week begins today
National Careers Week 2012 (5th - 9th March), is set to become the most active week for career education, information, advice and guidance in history.
Children lead the way in digital publishing for World Book Day
World Book Day last week (1 March) saw local school children let their imaginations run wild with ideas for their own interactive eBook at a publishing workshop run by Cambridge University Press and the Cambridge Central Library.
Welcome to Cambridge Network's new website!
The first step in an exciting new phase of development for Cambridge Network, this new site brings together the Network's directory, news and events, Recruitment Gateway and Learning Collaboration pages and makes them accessible from a single platform. Please take a few minutes to look around...
Climate change and water scarcity lead to rising investment risks
Standard & Poor’s, Trucost and Anglia Ruskin University have released a joint study on the impact of drought and climate change on the UK water and energy sectors.
signagelive teams with Rackspace to power digital media delivery products
signagelive, a global leader in cloud-powered digital signage solutions, today announced it has moved its media-delivery infrastructure to the Rackspace Cloud.
Innovative portal reveals data’s potential for predicting consumer behaviour
Featurespace has unveiled its Insight Marketing Analytics Portal, a free online tool that enables marketers to gain a fast, clear and usable understanding of their customer data.
Adder office move signals UK manufacturing success
Adder Technology, the KVM connectivity specialist, is relocating offices within Bar Hill, Cambridge to facilitate growth that has seen the company double in size every five years since it was founded in 1984.
Linguamatics puts big data mining on the cloud
In response to market demand, Linguamatics is pleased to announce the launch of the first NLP-based, scaleable text mining platform on the cloud. Text mining allows users to extract more value from vast amounts of unstructured textual data.
Debate looks at the impact of the Baby Boomer generation
Can many of society's problems today be attributed to the 1960s Baby Boomer generation?
AVEVA boosts focus on nuclear with new office in Charlotte, NC
Strategic location supports growth of global nuclear energy market