Engineers at the University of California San Diego have crafted an ultra-sensitive sensor from graphene capable of detecting lead ions at concentrations previously undetectable by current technologies.

Mother's Day is a special occasion to celebrate the remarkable women in our lives.

Women Who Code and the Financial Times have collaborated to host an empowering event tailored for women and non-binary individuals who are passionate about forging a successful career in the technology sector.

In celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD), Electronic Specifier’s Sheryl Miles speaks to Professor Danielle George, CBE, about her journey into engineering and the power of support and curiosity.

The Indian government has embarked on a transformative journey to bolster its semiconductor and electronics manufacturing capabilities with an investment of $15.2 billion.

Electronic Specifier’s Harry Fowle recently had the opportunity to speak with Zebra Technologies at its London Innovation and Design Studio where research on computer vision and AI is being brought to market.

Hoad's Wood, near Ashford in Kent, once a haven for a diverse range of birds, insects, and trees, is now a site for the illegal dumping of commercial waste.

A wave of change is underway for gender inclusion in STEM underway, with several companies setting benchmarks for inclusivity.

Amidst a challenging financial environment, the Chancellor sought to find a middle ground by offering assistance to businesses and promoting technology adoption.

Zero trust is a growing necessity in the age of AI, an auditorium on day one of Cloud Expo were told, as Neil Thacker of cybersecurity company Netskope and Ben Short of law firm Blake Morgan LLP presented how their respective companies, but in totally different fields, are seeing use of the practice.

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, Electronic Specifier examines the gender disparity that is rife in the technology sector, despite it being a field that's increasingly becoming the backbone of our global economy.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to enhance the UK's artificial intelligence industry by announcing a significant increase in support for the Alan Turing Institute.

In Finland, home to over 800,000 dogs, there are varying palates among the canine population. In response, Hau-Hau Champion, a Finnish dog food brand, has introduced a solution: a vending machine that offers dogs the opportunity to taste their food prior to purchase.

The journey to gender equality within STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering Mathematics) is a collaborative endeavour, and the importance of everyone coming together to achieve this goal cannot be stressed enough.

Recent reports from South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) have revealed a concerning trend of cyber espionage, with North Korean hackers infiltrating South Korean semiconductor manufacturers.

Lightmatter, a company founded by three MIT alumni, is reimagining the very essence of the microchip, transcending conventional reliance on electrical signals by integrating light, or photons, for data processing and communication.

In the lead-up to International Women's Day, Electronic Specifier explores the instrumental role that women play in the technology and engineering sectors, and the economic benefits that fostering their participation brings to industry.

The combination of Unreal Engine 5.3 and the MetaHuman tool is revolutionising the creation of digital humans in an accessible method.

A man in need of regular blood transfusions explored how blood is matched using a virtual reality package launched by NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT).

The Hustle Awards are returning in 2024! Dubbed the networking highlight of the year, the Hustle Awards stand as the ultimate accolade of distinction and the standard to which all startups strive.