Member-Led Events

This UCL course will provide a telecommunications business perspective on managing customers, and operating network services.

This four-day UCL short course emphasises physical principles, modern radar systems and signal processing techniques (for both civilian and defence applications).

Unlock the secrets to mastering your business finances and drive growth with expert insights and practical strategies.

As organisations grow, they also grow in complexity. Teams become busier, priorities multiply, and decision-making gets harder.

Join some of the Cambridge Network team and fellow members for an afternoon of networking over tea, cakes and fruit at our very popular Cambridge Network Connect event.

Find out all the tips and tricks of how to most effectively use Google Drive, Onedrive or SharePoint for storing your valuable knowledge, and ensuring it is accessible when you need it.

This Cambridge Network event with Inbound FinTech will focus on some of the common difficulties of scaling up. You want to grow but your data and processes aren’t aligned, or your growth initiatives a

This five-day UCL course/module will address the principles of organisational design and the management of people as a resource within a set of effective processes.

This short course will give you a good grounding in a range of RF (radio frequency) devices

This workshop will focus on the fundamentals of Heterogeneous Integration, explaining the design and assembly requirements and exploring the advanced manufacturing solutions.

MicroTech 2026 is the Annual IMAPS-UK Conference which will focus on Driving Innovation in Semiconductor Packaging.

Join us in tandem skydiving from 15,000 feet, all in aid of the wonderful Arthur Rank Hospice Charity

Heritage SIG Champion, Geoff Varrall has written a book entitled 'The Telecoms Coast' which tells the story of telecommunications in Cornwall from 1830 through to the present day, spanning the earliest days of the terrestrial telegraph network, the laying of subsea cables from 1850 onwards, high-power long-distance radio from 1900 and satellite communication from the early 1960’s. As part of the book launch he has curated two free events in Cornwall.

The Electronics for Extreme Environments 2026 Conference focuses on electronics that must endure at high and low temperatures, high field strengths, and severe mechanical and environmental conditions

The Centre for Power Electronics (CPE) Annual Conference will bring together the Power Electronics, Machines and Drives Community to review the latest Research and Development.