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EPDT December 2022 issue (inc. Power + Consumer features + IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement) now available online

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- ecsn releases 2023 forecast for UK & Ireland electronic components market (01/12/2022)
  
  Authorised distributors forecast single digit growth in 2023…
- A brighter future for flat screens: exploring the development of high efficiency blue OLEDs to meet industry demand (01/12/2022)
  
  Iconic inventor & engineer, Nikola Tesla once said: “Electrical science has revealed to us the true nature of light, has provided us with innumerable appliances & instruments of precision, and has thereby vastly added to the exactness of our knowledge.” The industry has grown its knowledge significantly since, but what happens when devices are required to give even better levels of performance?
- Southern returns in February 2023 (24/11/2022)
  
  Spanning both the mechanical engineering & electronics sectors in approximately equal measure, Southern Manufacturing & Electronics is the UK’s largest annual engineering & technology exhibition and a must-see event. As usual, it will co-locate with AutoAero, a specialist theme devoted to the aerospace & automotive industries.
- Engineers climb the ratings to become Britain’s second most trusted profession (23/11/2022)
  
  Almost 9 in 10 people (87%) trust engineers to tell them the truth, putting them just ahead of doctors (85%) – topped only by nurses (89%). Engineers are one of only three professions whose trust score has improved since 2021.
- electronica confirms its status as the world’s leading trade fair for electronics (18/11/2022)
  
  The global electronics industry met again in person from November 15-18 2022 as electronica returned to Munich, Germany. 2,144 exhibitors, 64% of whom came from countries outside of Germany, showcased innovations that covered the entire spectrum of electronics to around 70,000 visitors from around 100 countries at this world-leading trade fair.
- “Electronics industry paves the way for climate protection” finds electronica Trend Index (11/11/2022)
  
  In the run-up to electronica, an online survey of participants was carried out to investigate some sustainability aspects of the electronics industry – which will meet in mid-November in Munich, Germany at the world’s leading trade fair & conference for electronics. This year, the show's focus is, among other things, on a future vision of an all-electric society based on CO2-neutral energies.
- Spotlight on T Levels awareness during 10th annual Tomorrow's Engineers Week (09/11/2022)
  
  T Levels have the potential to deliver the much-needed skilled engineering workforce in the UK; however, a new report published today by EngineeringUK highlights that awareness among young people & employers is surprisingly low.
- Rewilding, better CGI & mechanical bees top students' ideas for the future (07/11/2022)
  
  During Tomorrow's Engineers Week (#TEWeek22) this week, we are celebrating 10 years of inspiring young people about STEM (science, technology, engineering & mathematics) – and engineering careers. Thousands of students around the world are tuning in to watch the Future Minds broadcast – and voting on their favourite ideas that will shape the future of engineering.
- Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2023: 'The Glastonbury of the industrial sector' (07/11/2022)
  
  Award-winning trade show organiser, Nineteen Group has announced the return of Manufacturing & Engineering Week in June 2023. The week-long festival combines both live & digital events celebrating the best that the UK industrial sector has to offer. The centrepieces of the week are four co-located exhibitions taking place at Birmingham’s NEC:

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