Nottingham Trent University has developed ‘E-yarns’—threads with electronic components embedded in them—which could enable the creation of wearable textile electronics as sophisticated as computers.
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Enapter’s Chairman Sebastian-Justus Schmidt on Using Hydrogen Electrolyser Technology for Storing Energy Sustainably
Enapter’s hydrogen electrolyser technology, recently showcased at the Nongnooch Tropical Garden in Pattaya, Thailand, is a promising alternative energy storage solution that does not rely on burning fossil fuels.
Maxim Integrated’s Executive Director of Business Management Veronique Rozan Reflects on Her Journey Into the EE Industry
Veronique Rozan, Executive Director of Business Management at Maxim Integrated, has gradually made her way from an application engineering role to a management position in approximately 20 years. She now focuses on developing business strategies to launch...
Red Hat’s Joanna Hodgson on the Value of Diversity and Why Tech Companies Should Foster an Open Work Culture
After almost three decades of working in the tech sector, Joanna Hodgson has learned a lot about how companies can truly value diversity and build successful technical teams. In this exclusive interview, she shares some of her insights and offers advice on how to...