technology

Solicitors Title receives national recognition for its corporate work in Legal 500

Solicitors Title is delighted to have been recognised as a go-to firm for corporate and commercial work in this year’s Legal 500 rankings.

Legal 500 is an independent directory of the leading law firms and lawyers. Published annually, the guide is compiled after extensive research, including confidential references from clients and contacts and following assessment of the work carried out by each practice being reviewed.

Our corporate practice was singled out as offering “particular expertise in the technology and media sectors” with head of department Richard James...

Tech community gears up for conference speakers and retro gaming

Event Date: 
08/10/2016 - 9:00am to 5:30pm
Venue: 
The University of Exeter Busines School

Exeter's first grass roots tech conference "TechExeter" is just over a week away - make sure you book your ticket so you don't miss out!

Book now from the conference site at conference.techexeter.uk .

The line-up boasts 14 speakers from organisations such as the Met Office, Microsoft, Just Eat and more, a retro games area (provided by JoypadBar.co.uk), a cooked lunch and talks on a wide variety of topics covering web technologies, databases, agile and the cloud. This conference hosted by the One Planet MBA at the University of Exeter on Saturday 8th October is a great...

Parents struggle with science and technology

With pupils still settling in to the new school year, recent research released by E.ON highlights that science remains a subject that leaves many parents stumped when it comes to helping with homework. Polling Exeter parents of children aged five to sixteen years, E.ON found that three quarters (75%) of parents feel Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects are important or very important to their children’s development, indicating widespread awareness of the need to help the younger generation feel engaged and comfortable with Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths...

Aged 18-35 and interested in helping research?

Authored by TinaKeil
Posted: Wed, 02/17/2016 - 8:36am
Everyday Contact between Generations

We are looking for local members of the public and students , aged between 18-35 , to take part in a social psychology field-study about contact with older people in everyday settings and situations. When we speak of older people, we mean people that are approaching retirement age, or are already retired. We are interested in every kind of contact, even if it is very brief. Even if you believe to have very little or no contact with older people, we would still like you to consider participating.

What's involved? You will be randomly assigned to...

Devon tech cluster grows

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 02/11/2016 - 10:10am

Tech City UK, the UK government backed organisation tasked to accelerate the growth of digital businesses, and innovation charity Nesta, today launch the Tech Nation 2016 report in partnership with core data partner, GrowthIntel.

The most comprehensive analysis of the UK’s Digital Tech Economy, Tech Nation 2016 finds that it has a strong impact on employment nationwide and is creating highly paid job opportunities, accounting for 1.56 million jobs across the UK. Tech Nation 2016 demonstrates the growth of the Exeter & Newton Abbot cluster, with the turnover of digital tech...

Smart Transport project to reduce traffic congestion in Exeter unveiled

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 12/09/2015 - 11:42am

Cutting edge research and technology will be used to trial new ways to tackle Exeter's traffic problems and alleviate congestion as the City grows over the next nine years.

Exeter is expected to grow by 12,000 new homes and 60 hectares of new business land by 2026, putting more pressure on the City’s already congested road network.

To deal with the problem, Devon County Council and Exeter City Council have joined forces with a business and academic group led by global IT services provider NTT DATA to unveil the pioneering Engaged Smart Transport project.

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Aggressive action needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, says study

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 12/08/2015 - 6:33am

Greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced aggressively and immediately because there are significant constraints to large-scale deployment of negative emissions technologies in the future, new research has shown.

The study by a team of international scientists, including Professor Pierre Friedlingstein from the University of Exeter, demonstrates the potential environmental, economic and energy impacts of negative emission technologies for addressing climate change.

Negative emission technologies aim to remove carbon dioxide (CO2), a major driver of climate change, from the...

Exeter IT firm celebrates five years of growth

Innovative IT firm Hosted Desktop UK (HDUK), a pioneer in cloud computing and winner of the 2015 Express & Echo Small Business of the Year Award, is celebrating five successful years since its launch in August 2010. With over 12 years’ experience in the IT industry and following rigorous research and development into cloud-based technology, young entrepreneur and HDUK MD, Adam Chetnik, founded what has become one of the most respected hosted desktop providers in the UK.

HDUK’s virtual desktop solutions were an instant success when the company first launched five years ago – the...

Tech Access

Event Date: 
24/06/2015 - 10:00am to 3:00pm
Venue: 
Padbrook Park, Cullompton

Want to know how the latest technology and improved communications can help your business?

Exeter-based Taurus Clearer Communication Ltd are holding an ICT day in Cullompton for local businesses to access the knowledge needed to move their company forward. Drop-in for one of the talks, have a chat with our exhibitors or join us for the full day, whichever suits you.

With industry experts Microsoft, Ericsson LG and Meru giving talks about the latest technology updates, hands-on demonstrations from Blackberry, Dell and Samsung and the Taurus team ready to answer your...

3D technology helps secure murder conviction

Detectives in Devon and Cornwall have commissioned innovative 3D printing technology for the first time to help secure a murder conviction.

Teenager Alex Peguero Sosa was killed while on a night out in Kingsbridge last July after Lee Dent stabbed him in the neck with a beer bottle.

Last month at Plymouth Crown Court Dent, 42, was jailed for life to serve a minimum of 22 years for the murder of the 17-year-old Plymouth Argyle youth football player.

As part of the trial detectives called upon City College Plymouth to help secure Dent’s conviction by using innovative...

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