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Women in STEM: Addressing the gender imbalance
The whitepaper titled: ‘Understanding the Gender Imbalance in STEM,’ released by STEM Women in June 2024, explores into the persistent underrepresentation of women in STEM fields.
Worldwide IT outage leaves major airlines, media, and banks scrambling
Organisations around the world have been brought to a standstill following a worldwide IT outage, afflicting major banks, media outlets, and airlines.
Who is CrowdStrike: the company behind the mass IT outages
Who is CrowdStrike, the company behind the recent mass IT outages? CrowdStrike is a US cybersecurity technology company primarily known for its innovative approach to protecting organisations against sophisticated cyber threats. Based in Sunnyvale, California, it has rapidly grown to become a key player in the cybersecurity industry, offering advanced solutions that leverage Cloud-native architecture and artificial intelligence (AI) to comba...
Battery operated outlets: the future of portable power solutions
In today's fast-paced world, the demand for flexible and portable power solutions has never been higher. Enter the battery operated outlet – a game-changing innovation that's transforming how we use and manage electrical devices on the go.
Exploring the range of car sensors in modern vehicles
Car sensors have revolutionised the automotive industry, enhancing safety, efficiency, and the overall driving experience. Modern vehicles are equipped with a plethora of sensors, each serving a specific function. This article explores the various types of car sensors commonly found in today's cars and their vital roles.
Ariane-6 vs Falcon 9: can Europe compete with SpaceX?
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Ariane-6 rocket finally made its debut on 9th July 2024, from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. This launch was a significant milestone for Europe, marking the first flight of the Ariane-6, which aims to replace the Ariane-5 and restore Europe’s autonomous access to space. However, the launch has since been sullied by a new debate – the Ariane-6 vs Falcon 9 from SpaceX.
The EU AI Act: A new dawn for AI regulation
The Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) is a legislative framework established by the European Parliament to regulate the use of AI within the European Union.
Silicon on insulator: from inception to cutting-edge research
Silicon on Insulator (SOI) technology has become an important innovation in the field of semiconductors, driving advancements in performance, power efficiency, and thermal management of electronic devices.
Key takeaways from The King’s Speech 2024
In the first State Opening of Parliament under this government, The King’s Speech is expected to unveil over 35 bills and draft bills which will support delivery of the government’s first steps and missions to rebuild Britain.
Robots learn dance moves to enhance human collaboration
In a study from UC San Diego, researchers have developed a method for teaching humanoid robots to perform expressive, whole-body movements, including dance, to improve interactions with humans.
An introduction to Wi-Fi Certified HaLow
In the ever-evolving field of wireless communication, Wi-Fi Certified HaLow promises extended range, low power consumption, and robust connectivity for a multitude of devices.
Amazon Prime Day 2024: top tech deals
Amazon Prime Day is here, and it brings a plethora of fantastic tech deals. Here are some of the top picks to help you make the most out of this shopping event:
Where did AI come from?
Today (16th July 2024) is AI Appreciation Day, and to fully appreciate a topic, one must first understand its origins – so, where did AI come from?
What is Power Line Communications?
Power Line Communications (PLC), a technology that transmits data over existing electrical power lines, is gaining traction as a versatile solution for a range of applications, from smart grids to home networking.
What is EMF training?
EMF training encompasses educational programmes and courses aimed at equipping professionals with knowledge and skills related to the safe management, measurement, and mitigation of electromagnetic fields.
Who owns Future Electronics?
Future Electronics, a global pioneer in electronic components distribution, was acquired by WT Microelectronics, a Taiwan-based semiconductor components distributor, in 2023.
There’s still a shining future for self-driving cars, says Gadget Show host
Jason Bradbury, one of the original hosts of The Gadget Show, offers Electronic Specifier his thoughts on why he believes there's still a shining future for self-driving cars and why they'll be awesome for the high street.
Global quantum performance record broken by Oxford Ionics
Oxford Ionics has showcased a groundbreaking quantum chip, capable of being mass-produced in standard semiconductor fabs.
Recovering rare earth metals from electronic waste
Researchers at ETH have been working on a nature-inspired technique to efficiently recover europium from discarded fluorescent lamps. This method could pave the way for the long-anticipated recycling of rare earth metals.
How rock weathering could fight back against climate change
Across the globe, from rice fields in Asia to maize fields in the Americas, farmers are now spreading crushed volcanic rock into their fields, a part of a six-continent spreading rock weathering experiment.