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A nice part of awards events, of course, is the Goody Bag! But what is in it for the BrightSparks 2019 winners?

The BrightSparks 2019 winners receive their awards at a special lunch and ceremony at the IET's Maxwell Library in London.

Travel and transport were the themes for PA Consulting’s 2019 Raspberry Pi programming competition, challenging UK school kids to innovate using the Raspberry Pi. It’s an annual competition that highlights the impressive work that younger students can do around their STEM education. For example, among the projects I saw, there were smart gloves to provide route information to cyclists, an ...

The University of Bath’s student electric racing car team, Team Bath Racing Electric (TBRe), has recently returned from competing at Formula Student Electric China (FSEC) in Zhuhai, China.

WARR Hyperloop did it again – the team from the Technical University of Munich won the Hyperloop Pod Competition for the third consecutive time.

Google launches Flutter 1.0, a mobile UI toolkit for creating embedded graphic components for both iOS and Android

We have already revealed the winners, but see also this picture gallery from the event.

It's early days yet, but Electronica 2018 has certainly been busy. My impression from the show floor is that it is set to surpass the 2016 event.

On Thursday 3 May, we held the EW BrightSparks awards to help highlight some of the UK’s brightest young electronics engineers.

The theme for this year’s PA Consulting’s Raspberry Pi Competition 2018 was Sustainability. More than 100 schools were challenged to build projects around the credit card-sized computer that could help to ‘save the planet’. And these entries were whittled down to the nine finalists judged at the IET, at Savoy Place, last week. The imaginative entries included ‘Raspberry-Sky’, to monitor ...