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Osram and the University of Padua have been studying the effects of UV-C radiation from LEDs on SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind Covid-19. "It has already been

The readers of Electronics Weekly can decide the destination of this year's University Research Elektra Award, which is sponsored by RS Components. The mag

Texas Instruments has introduced an IC to mediate between a power rail, a load and a back-up supercapacitor. All the time sufficient voltage is available a

THE absence of radiation hazards is one of the most reassuring features of a report covering four years of operational experience at the Calder Hall Nuclea

We are delighted to say – after a pandemic pause for a year – that we are launching EW BrightSparks 2022, our annual programme to highlight the brightest a

The University of Southampton is storing data onto glass at a density that would squeeze 500Tbyte onto a substrate the size of a CD. Writing data using two

The Thomas Pocklington Trust has once again updated it guide for lighting spaces in which partially-sighted people live, and has broadened its appeal to be

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The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has finished presenting his Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021 to the House of Commons. Points he highlight

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