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As we celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, Electronic Specifier honours not only the woman who saw beyond the limits of her time, butall the womenwho have seen what is possible and followed their own path.

Did you know we now have 14 airfields around the UK with residentelectric-powered aircraft?

Advanced Rework Technology (A.R.T.), an independent provider of IPC-certified and bespoke training services for the electronics assembly sector, has released a new guide outlining best practices for assembling and soldering plated through-hole (PTH) components.

Mouser Electronics, in collaboration witheeDesignIt, presents Circuit Showdown, a design competition that brings aspiring engineers together for a one-of-a-kind showdown.

Danutek Hungary Kft., a supplier of capital equipment and service support for the European electronics manufacturing sector, has expanded its technical team in response to the increasing demand for advanced manufacturing solutions. With more than a decade of experience, Zoltán Dávid has joined the team to bolster the company’s expertise in critical areas such as coating, dispensing, and X-ray technologies.

Taoglas, a provider of antennas and IoT solutions, has launched the AntJack, an innovative Wi-Fi antenna designed to mount directly onto a standard RJ45 Ethernet connector. The FXM100 Wi-Fi antenna can be attached to Taoglas’ TMJG4926HENL or any standard 1x1 RJ45 jack, offering a 2-in-1 solution that saves space and enhances wireless performance across the 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz, and 7.1 GHz frequency bands.

Cumberland Electronics Strategic Supply Solutions (CE3S), strategic sourcing, professional solutions, and distribution partner, announces the expansion of its Tool and Production Supply offerings.

A new £5.5 million initiative aims to position Scotland's Central Belt as a global leader insustainable electronicsmanufacturing and design.

Hamamatsu Photonics announces the development of the P16548-01AT, an optical transceiver for spatial light transmission, enabling cable-free optical data communication.

Research from the University of Glasgow could significantly accelerate the development of advanced 3D-printedmaterialswith applications in sectors such as aerospace, robotics, civil engineering, and more.