Energy harvesting and wireless sensors integration: a systemic approach
The toolkit of technologies that energy harvesting and wireless sensors are making available are enabling system integrators to come up with solutions in a variety of vertical markets.
Anglia Ruskin helps to power renewable energy start-up
Microgenius, the first-ever crowdfunding service dedicated to community-based renewable energy projects, expects the launch of microgenius.org.uk to spark interest amongst the UK public.
Cambridge is one of the best places in the UK to find a job
Cambridge has been named one of the best places to find a job in the UK by jobs site Adzuna. The research looked at the number of available posts in comparison with the number of unemployed people in 50 locations across the UK, to highlight the competition for jobs across UK cities.
Endomagnetics founder wins 2012 ACES Life Sciences Award
Endomagnetics and one of its founders has picked up a major accolade by being recognised in the Science Business Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES).
2012 Budget must translate Infrastructure Plan into action
Government must use the upcoming Budget to realise the full potential of the National Infrastructure Plan, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) said today in its Budget submission.
Project explores 2030 vision for the Cambridge sub-region
A workshop next month focusing on 'Land use in the Cambridge sub-region' is part of 2030 Vision, an ambitious two-year project to look at what we want Cambridge and its surrounding area to be like in 2030 and to ask what we need to put in place now to achieve that.
Establishing the contract in coaching
This is the third in a series of articles published during International Coaching Week, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
East of England businesses urged to boost exports to India
East of England businesses are being urged to boost exports to India by attending the UK’s largest ever India-focused business conference taking place on 14 March in Manchester.
A new identity for NetworkModsHome
Opta Design has designed the identity and website for NetworkModsHome, the Cambridge-based computing and technology support service.
Team Møller Centre cycles from Copenhagen to Cambridge
As part of the 20th anniversary celebrations for The Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Centre for Continuing Education, a group of Møller Centre staff will be cycling from Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday 1st June 2012, arriving at The Møller Centre in Cambridge ten days later.
Cambridge robot goes Down Under
The University of Newcastle, Australia joins the growing list of universities around the world that use ST Robotics' robots for didactics.
Cambridge Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning to further boost innovation at Airbus
The University of Cambridge’s Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) has won a contract to design and deliver an entrepreneurship course to further boost innovation within leading global aircraft manufacturer, Airbus.
HMRC changes view to include smartphones in tax exemption
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) yesterday announced a change of view on the tax definition of a mobile phone. Previously, smartphones were excluded from the tax exemption as they were not primarily designed to make or receive voice calls, as this exemption requires.
XJTAG and Pico Technology announce world’s first integrated JTAG boundary scan oscilloscop...
XJTAG Expert, to be launched at Embedded World Nuremberg (28th February-1st March 2012), combines industry-leading expertise in one test package.
Trumpet legend to perform at Anglia Ruskin
Crispian Steele-Perkins, described as “the world’s leading player of the baroque trumpet” by 'Continuo' Magazine, will be performing a free lunchtime concert at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge this Friday, (24 February).
PaintPod rated among the top 20 designs of the past 40 years
The DuluxPaintPod developed by Cambridge Design Partnership has been named among the top 20 most important products designed in Cambridge over the past 40 years, by the ‘Design Icons Exhibition’ judging panel as part of the Cambridge Innovation Festival.
ExecuJet Europe to take a more prominent role in the UK
Hard on the heels of winning a five-year, exclusive contract to run Cambridge Airport’s FBO, ExecuJet Europe announces today that it is to further strengthen its presence at its new UK home.
Time constraints restrict social media engagement, says KISS Public Relations
To help businesses manage their social media activity, KISS Public Relations has developed seven top tips for increasing success, ensuring maximum efficiency with the time restraints many face.
'Create A Super Resilient Business' event
Leapfrog Innovation will be presenting on the subject of scenarios and business planning at the "Create A Super Resilient Business" conference at the Netsupport Business Continuity Centre, Market Deeping on Friday 9th March 2012.
Blue Chip Technology ramps up computer board production
UK computer board manufacturer Blue Chip Technology has reported an impressive end of year performance with over £2million in new projects alone, during 2011
AVEVA expands in Korea
New product training centre opened in response to increased customer demand
Alicia to perform on world’s biggest stage
Anglia Ruskin University student Alicia Morton is preparing to perform in front of 80,000 people – and an estimated worldwide television audience of over one billion – after being selected to take part in the opening ceremony of this summer’s Olympic Games.
Lauterbach to exhibit software debug technology at National Electronics Week
Software debug tool provider, Lauterbach have announced that they will be exhibiting at National Electronics Week (NEW), due to take place at the Birmingham NEC, 18th - 19th April.
Travel for Work News now out!
News for employers and commuters from the Travel for Work Partnershp - including invitation to a FREE "Travel Plans Unwrapped" event at Wellcome Trust in March.
The Engaging Pathway launches
If you believe your organisation needs to be good at engaging customers and employees, then take the Engaging Pathway.