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Mark Gradwell

Editor, Electronic Product Design & Test [EPDT]

Email : mark.gradwell@imlgroup.co.uk

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- Editorial: 5 trends for smart manufacturing in 2021… (02/12/2020)
  
  Sensing, intelligence & connectivity – all powered by electronics – continue to drive innovation throughout consumer & industrial products, systems & infrastructure, ensuring Industry 4.0, the IoT & smart devices remain hot topics for our industry, so let’s review 5 key trends for smart manufacturing in 2021 – including how COVID-19-driven adaptations will bring emerging tech to the forefront…
- STEM Matters: Tomorrow’s Engineers Week returns for its eighth year… (02/12/2020)
  
  Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, run by EngineeringUK, shines an annual spotlight on engineering careers through a media campaign & activity involving hundreds of employers, individual engineers, professional institutions, parliamentarians & schools joining forces to inspire the next generation of engineers.
- Editor's comment: We need STEM experts now more than ever… (02/12/2020)
  
  By the time you read this, it should hopefully be clear who the next President of the United States will be. As I wrote this, in the days following November 3rd's US election, it looked like former Vice President, Joe Biden & US Senator Kamala Harris had defeated the incumbent 45th POTUS, Donald Trump & Vice President Mike Pence – though not by the landslide some predicted.
- EPDT November 2020 issue (inc. T&M + Industrial features) now available online (03/11/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Test & Measurement technologies and Industrial applications, plus editorial on International E-Waste Day & this year's IET President’s Address.
- STEM Matters: IET President’s Address champions 150 years of #DifferenceMakers… (02/11/2020)
  
  In her President’s Address, delivered live from the IET’s Savoy Place London home via YouTube on October 8th 2020, Professor Danielle George MBE FIET, new President of the IET, outlined how she will use her year-long term in office to champion STEM ‘Difference Makers’ in a bid to get more young people interested in engineering & technology and inspire them to solve the global engineering grand challenges facing humanity...
- Editor's comment: Reducing e-waste through design & manufacturing… (02/11/2020)
  
  October 14th was International E-Waste Day, I was reminded in the run up to it. Electronic & electrical waste is fast becoming a global crisis, as more devices of every type incorporate sensing, intelligence & connectivity – all powered by electronics.
- EPDT October 2020 issue (inc. Power & Automotive features) now available online (03/10/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Power technologies & Automotive applications, as well as EPDT's electronica preview, plus editorial on smart manufacturing in a post-pandemic world & the IET's
- Editor's comment: Smart manufacturing in a post-pandemic world… (02/10/2020)
  
  After a gradual relaxing of the lockdown & coronavirus precautions over the summer months, cases are on the rise again as we head towards autumn & winter. As this issue went to press, the Prime Minister had just announced a tightening of restrictions aimed at heading off a further COVID-19 public health crisis & a potential second lockdown.
- STEM Matters: Generation Green ambitions at risk of going to ‘waste’ (02/10/2020)
  
  Recent research has found that over two-thirds of children aged 5-13 hope to follow a career that helps the environment, but that a lack of understanding about these jobs could stop them from getting there.
- TDK invests in UK power supply manufacturing & design capabilities (01/10/2020)
  
  TDK-Lambda, with a UK manufacturing & design base in Ilfacombe, North Devon and an advanced research facility based at Bristol & Bath Science Park, is Britain’s largest designer & manufacturer of configurable power supplies. As parent company & electronics giant, TDK Corporation announced an £11.5M investment package to redevelop the Ilfracombe facility, EPDT Editor, Mark Gradwell talks to TDK-Lambda UK Managing Director, Geoff Wilby, Marketing Director, Martin Southam and
- electronica 2020 goes digital… (01/10/2020)
  
  As travel restrictions across Europe continue to tighten in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the organisers of electronica, the world’s leading trade fair & conference for electronics components, systems & solutions, have confirmed that ‘electronica virtual’ will now replace its usual biennial in-person trade fair in Munich this November, with an expanded digital offering & online conference programme.
- EPDT's H2 2020 Electronics Outsourcing supplement now available online (03/09/2020)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT September issue, the second of this year's twice-yearly Electronics Outsourcing supplements is now available in print or digital editions.
- EPDT September 2020 issue (inc. Displays & Energy features + Outsourcing supplement) now available online (03/09/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Displays technologies and Energy applications, plus EPDT's twice-yearly Electronics Outsourcing supplement.
- Editor's comment: Can the electronics industry break the cycle?... (02/09/2020)
  
  As the coronavirus pandemic rumbles on, its impact is being felt across every facet of our lives – and that includes the electronics industry. Despite the success & growth of smart technologies & ubiquitous connectivity, as well as emergent mega-trends from IoT, 5G & AI to autonomous & electric vehicles, the electronics industry can still expect to feel the hit to the economy from COVID-19 – with a consensus of industry studies & data backing that up…
- STEM Matters: How can STEM education help address the challenges facing young people?... (02/09/2020)
  
  The recent publication of the 2020 Youth Voice Census is a timely reminder of the need to listen to and value the voices of young people. Over the last few months, the coronavirus pandemic & subsequent lockdown has disrupted education, the workplace and our very way of life.
- Temperature checking solutions for the post-COVID world… (01/09/2020)
  
  As lockdown gradually lifts and life slowly adapts to the ‘new normal’ of social distancing and enhanced levels of hygiene and symptom awareness, the use of temperature checking devices is becoming increasingly common.
- EPDT August 2020 issue (inc. Manufacturing & Medical features) now available online (03/08/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Manufacturing technologies & Medical applications, as well as editorial on diversity in engineering and, for STEM Matters, a review of the latest report on ‘Educational Pathways into Engineering’.
- STEM Matters: EngineeringUK analysis – Educational pathways into engineering (02/08/2020)
  
  For more than 20 years, EngineeringUK, the not-for-profit organisation working in partnership with the STEM community to inspire tomorrow’s engineers & increase the STEM talent pipeline, have published a comprehensive report on the state of engineering in the UK – covering educational routes into engineering, as well as key statistics describing the sector & its workforce.
- Editor's comment: In STEM, diversity matters... (02/08/2020)
  
  As we start to emerge from lockdown – and try to figure out what the ‘new normal’ will look like for all of us – STEM (science, technology, engineering & mathematics) has a vital role to play in the process. Critically, scientists are leading the search for a vaccine & other drug therapies to combat the virus – as well as doing the research & providing the advice to help inform government policy decisions.
- EPDT's H2 2020 IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement now available online (03/07/2020)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT July issue, the second of this year's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplements is now available in print or digital editions.