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AI-powered weather forecasting, innovative heat batteries using phase-changing materials, and the rapid manufacturing scale-up of a COVID-19 vaccine are competing for a prize for engineering innovation.

Registration is now open for the inaugural Space-Comm Expo Scotland.

The UK Government’s pioneering AI Safety Institute is set to broaden its international horizons by opening its first overseas office in San Francisco this summer, Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan has announced.

A special tenth anniversary edition of the State of European Tech looks back over a decade of huge growth for the ecosystem and maps its superpower potential, set against significant challenges faced by the sector today.

Farnell will showcase the best of industry’s solutions as part of Avnet City at electronica 2024 in Munich (November 12-15).

The highly anticipated Intelligent Automation Conference is set to return to London for its Global Edition, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and experts from around the world to explore the future of AI-driven automation.

At electronica 2024, Analog Devices returns to the industry’s largest gathering of technology innovators.

On 25th April 2024, the Modern Woman Show, an event hosted and presented by Rosie Coxshaw, Founder of Modern Woman, welcomed a diverse group of women from various business sectors to the Grand Connaught Rooms in London with the objective of giving them the encouragement they need to realise their power as women.

Following the resounding success of its previous editions, the highly anticipated London Climate Technology Show is poised to make its triumphant return to ExCeL London from November 27th to 28th, 2024.

In the fast-paced automotive industry, the power of connections is more critical than ever. Engineers and OEMs are under constant pressure to enhance the driving experience, while adapting designs to changing vehicle architectures and platforms and addressing consumer demand for safer, more advanced vehicles.