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- LIVE & updated! All the latest EPDT COVID-19 electronics industry news & stories... (02/04/2021)
  
  As the coronavirus pandemic outbreak continues to dominate the news cycle & media channels, EPDT is trying to feature all the best & latest COVID-19 electronics & manufacturing news, stories & updates for you – and now, we're collecting it together in one place for you in a regularly updated summary with links to the original posts...
- EPDT's December 2020 IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement now available online (03/12/2020)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT December issue, the latest edition of this year's bi-annual IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement is now available in print or digital editions.
- EPDT December 2020 issue (inc. RF & Wireless + Consumer features + IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement) now available online (03/12/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on RF & Wireless technologies and Consumer applications, plus the latest edition of EPDT's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement.
- 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.
- COVID career dream changers search for answers as Tomorrow's Engineers Week begins... (02/11/2020)
  
  A generation of young people are rapidly reassessing their career dreams according to new research from EngineeringUK, released to mark the start of its national campaign to inspires the engineers of the future, Tomorrow’s Engineers Week 2020 (#TEWeek20).
- New online & in-classroom STEM activities for This is Engineering Day 2020 (21/10/2020)
  
  In the run-up to the second This is Engineering Day on Wednesday 4th November, themed #BeTheDifference, new online & in-classroom STEM activities for students are now available from lead organiser, The Royal Academy of Engineering, including a downloadable Entertainment activity pack, as well as teaching support resources.
- Academy calls on engineering community to show young people how they can ‘Be the difference’ (04/03/2020)
  
  The second This is Engineering Day is scheduled for Wednesday 4th November 2020 – and the RAE is encouraging engineers & engineering companies & organisations to get involved. A new season of This is Engineering STEM film content for teenagers goes live on social media on World Engineering Day, 4th March, showing how engineers make a difference.
- Tomorrow’s Engineers Week: EngineeringUK supports campaign to change the image of engineering (06/11/2019)
  
  Taking place during Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (#TEWeek19), #ThisisEngineering Day pledges to address the misrepresentation of engineers & engineering online & in popular culture.
- On #ThisisEngineering Day: AI reveals misrepresentation of engineers online (06/11/2019)
  
  On today's first annual This is Engineering Day, the Royal Academy of Engineering & its partners, including leading consumer brands, are joining forces to change the face of engineering, after AI revealed misrepresentation of the profession online – as predominantly white men in hard hats.
- IET supports This Is Engineering Day to challenge public stereotype of engineering (06/11/2019)
  
  Today, 6 November 2019, is the first This is Engineering Day, a new national day dedicated to celebrating the engineers shaping the word around us.
- Top 15 stories on EPDT in October 2019... (04/11/2019)
  
  As November 2019 begins, we've reviewed the most popular stories – as determined by our readers – across EPDT’s website & newsletter during the last month...
- #TEWeek19: British engineers inspire new generation by focusing on nation’s health & wellbeing (04/11/2019)
  
  Engineers are key to helping the nation keep healthy & well – from helping find cures for cancer & keeping people safe at sea to helping dementia patients. Tomorrow’s Engineers Week this year is highlighting examples of #EngineerOnAMission to inspire a new generation into the profession.
- Top 15 stories on EPDT in September 2019... (03/10/2019)
  
  As October 2019 begins, we've reviewed the most popular stories – as determined by our readers – across EPDT’s website & newsletter during the last month...
- STEM Matters: This is Engineering Day – the new national day for engineering... (02/10/2019)
  
  In the latest episode of ‘good news, bad news’ for STEM, November 6th marks the launch of a new national awareness day for engineering: This is Engineering Day. That’s the good news – but the flipside is that this latest initiative from the Royal Academy of Engineering is down to new research showing engineering to be among the UK's most poorly understood careers.
- New interactive careers quiz aims to inspire future engineers (24/09/2019)
  
  A new interactive online careers quiz from EngineeringUK helps students discover if they are Coding Legends, Materials Makers or Future Lifesavers as it aims to help young people explore different engineering disciplines, skills & job roles.
- National day for engineering announced to combat narrow perceptions of profession among young people (13/09/2019)
  
  Engineering could be one of the most poorly understood careers in the UK, according to new research. The Royal Academy of Engineering has highlighted that misconceptions about engineers and lack of understanding of the profession means young people are missing opportunities to make a difference to our world.
- Almost 50,000 join the Tomorrow's Engineers Week Big Assembly (09/11/2018)
  
  Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, now in its sixth year, has come to a close following a record-breaking week of activity – including its Big Assembly, where ~50,000 students simultaneously all took part in the same school assembly, connected by a live video stream and social media.