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Solvay has launched the Kalix 10000 series, an ideal structural material for precision electronics components used in smart devices, to complement its Kalix product line. The HPPA-based material is set to take both performance and sustainability to the next level.

Bostik’s Born2Bond™ R&D team has released details of a new cyanoacrylate-based adhesive prototype at the in-adhesives event, proving how products are being developed for a near-future that will see instant adhesives used for long-term critical applications such as those required in the automotive and electronics industry.

2022 celebrates the 25thanniversary of World Book Day. World Book Day changes lives through a love of books and shared reading and its mission is to promote reading for pleasure. With that in mind, here are 10 technology- and engineering-related books we think should be on your radar this year.

In the lead up to Internationl Women's Day, AptonPlant acknowledges the achievements of the five women that made the Apollo 11 landing possible.

Thermal Cycling devices used for Real-Time PCR utilise thermoelectric technology to precisely manage temperature set points and ramp rates, enabling amplification of DNA segments.

The PowerCycling PCX Elongated Series offers a robust module construction with high reliability in thermal cycling applications...

Master Bond EP21AC is a two part epoxy with a non-halogenated filler that is formulated for applications where arc resistance and flame retardancy are required.

Tesla’s server failure on its vehicle app led to the inability for around 500 Tesla drivers to access their own cars. While the damage was minimal, the event does raise questions about the limitations of smartphone-based approaches to security in both our vehicles and our homes.

The power supplies chosen for electronics can have an impact on how those devices perform or how swiftly manufacturers can produce them. Here are some of the key things that electronics engineering and design professionals should keep in mind.

The competition to electrify vehicles is not simply the competition between rival manufacturers. What is now at stake is a competition between two rival, diametrically opposed manufacturing methods. While many persist with the mantra of bigger is better, others are heading in the opposite direction. Here, Roger Brereton, Head of Sales at Pailton Engineering, investigates the pros and cons of the microfactory in EV manufacturing.