Emerson has announced the NI Digilent Analog Discovery Studio Max, a multi-instrument lab for engineering experimentation. Designed for academic use in the classroom or…
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Cardiff catalyst pioneer wins top Academy award
Graham Hutchings CBE FREng FRS, Regius Professor of Chemistry at Cardiff University, has been presented with the Royal Academy of Engineering’s prestigious Armourers and…
Free courses tackle AI and cyber skills gap
The Open University (OU) has teamed up with the Institute of Coding (IoC) to offer free cyber, coding and AI courses to 18-35 year-olds…
University of Bath celebrates 60 years of engineering and design
Rockets, artificial hearts, a Mars rover and vehicles including boats, jet-powered aircraft, cars, and motorcycles were among the creations on display at the University…
Electret condenser microphones in audio design – the complete guide
Electret condenser microphones (ECMs) are widely used in audio systems due to their compact size, affordability, and high sensitivity. These microphones utilise a permanently…
The five essential skills for careers in electronics software engineering
Programming lies at the core of electronics software engineering, providing the essential tools to build, test, and refine systems. Proficiency in languages such as…
CTSI celebrates National Apprenticeship Week
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week by promoting Trading Standards as a ‘career for all’. CTSI is working alongside…
Shipster hails apprenticeships as key to unlocking tech talent
Shipster is celebrating the role apprenticeships play in developing talent, fostering growth, and empowering individuals to succeed. To mark National Apprenticeship Week 2025, the…
Cardiff University cuts 400 jobs and axes courses
Cardiff University announced on Tuesday (28th January) that it will reduce its academic headcount by approximately 400 members of staff and that several subjects…
Redefining the computer whiz
Researchers at the University of Reading, with colleagues at King's College London, have uncovered a more nuanced view of what makes an 'ideal' computer…