➀ Nathan Richardson, a UKESF Scholar and student at the University of Surrey, has achieved notable accomplishments in robotics and electronics.
➁ His final year project involved creating a robotic submersible for ecological research, using a Raspberry Pi and node.js for control.
➂ During his placement year at Infineon Technologies, he worked as a verification engineer, developing tests for a register block within the system.
➀ Sondrel offers a comprehensive custom chip creation service focusing on meeting customer needs and ensuring quality;
➁ Anticipates growth in advanced semiconductor designs due to increasing complexity in electronics;
➂ Highlights importance of detailed project alignment with customers using an Architectural Specification stage.
➀ The book, 'Statistical Machine Learning for Engineering with Applications,' is published by Prof. Dr. Anita Schöbel and Prof. Dr. Jürgen Franke.
➁ It aims to provide an accessible introduction to Machine Learning concepts and methods.
➂ The book includes detailed case studies from various industrial projects, focusing on practical applications and interpretation of Machine Learning methods.
➀ The book 'Statistical Machine Learning for Engineering with Applications' is published by Prof. Dr. Anita Schöbel and Prof. Dr. Jürgen Franke, providing an accessible introduction to the concepts and methods of machine learning.
➁ The book aims to familiarize readers with basic topics like classification trees, Bayesian learning, neural networks, and deep learning, emphasizing practical applications and interpretation over mathematical details.
➂ It includes several detailed case studies based on real industrial projects, covering a wide range of technical applications from vehicle manufacturing to process and material technology, and process optimization through image analysis.
➀ Rohde & Schwarz has introduced the R&S EPL1001 (up to 1 GHz) and R&S EPL1007 (up to 7.125 GHz) EMI test receivers to provide engineers with a flexible and cost-effective solution for EMI measurements.
➁ These receivers feature an expandable design that allows additional options to be integrated as needed, ensuring long-term investment security.
➂ Equipped with various standard and optional features, such as EMI bandwidth support, detectors, and preselection, these receivers support development, certification preparation, and compliance testing according to the latest EMI standards.
➀ TSMC, founded in 1987, has become a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing.
➁ TSMC's 2nm process technology is set to enter mass production this year.
➂ Engineers at TSMC work in a highly specialized and continuous environment, facing various complex challenges.
➃ TSMC's corporate culture is influenced by Asian Confucianism, emphasizing discipline, professionalism, and respect for the elderly.
➄ TSMC has launched a 2025 campus recruitment plan to hire about 8,000 new employees.
➀ Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, spoke at the 2006 Freescale Technology Forum, downplaying the significance of his 'giant step for mankind'.
➁ Armstrong discussed the risks involved in the moon landing, including the computer system disagreement during the final approach and landing.
➂ He recounted the first experiment on the moon, which was to set up mirrors for laser measurements, and humorously mentioned the challenge of correctly determining the location of Mount Hamilton.
➀ The Technische Hochschule Aschaffenburg offers Bachelor's degree programs in Electrical and Information Engineering and Business Engineering for working professionals looking to advance their careers.
➁ The programs, offered in collaboration with the Hochschule Darmstadt and supported by the zfh – Zentrum für Fernstudien im Hochschulverbund, combine self-study phases with on-campus sessions for high flexibility.
➂ The labs of TH Aschaffenburg are integrated into the on-campus events and can be used for research and thesis work.
➀ Information Theory has transitioned from mathematical textbooks to engineers' workbenches.
➁ The 4th London Symposium on Information Theory highlighted its practical applications.
➂ The UK delegation focused on the interaction of the theory with human activities like learning and speech.
➀ Dr. Kathrin Goldammer has been appointed as an honorary professor at HTW Berlin, Faculty 1 Engineering – Energy and Information.
➁ She brings extensive experience in the energy industry and expertise in applied energy research to the renewable energy programs.
➂ Goldammer's professorship focuses on the energy and electricity industry, energy policy, and the social framework for the use of renewable energy.
Dr. Kathrin Goldammer has been appointed as a Honorary Professor at HTW Berlin, starting from the summer semester of 2025. She brings extensive practical experience in the energy sector and expertise in applied energy research to the Bachelor and Master programs in Renewable Energies.
Goldammer has been teaching at HTW Berlin as a lecturer since 2023, focusing on the economic aspects of renewable energy utilization.
Her teaching focuses on energy and electricity economics, energy policy, and social frameworks for the use of renewable energies. Goldammer emphasizes problem-based learning, using practical cases and specific questions related to energy economics to teach her students.
➀ The Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences (HSHL) is hosting the fourth edition of its popular Summer School 'The Business of German Engineering' from July 6 to 19, 2025.
➁ The program offers international students a unique opportunity to delve into the world of engineering, learn from German innovations, and develop intercultural competencies.
➂ The Summer School aims to attract potential professionals to the German job market for the region, with up to 25 students from around the world learning about HSHL, the cities of Hamm and Lippstadt, and the region.
➀ Al Rawshan, a UKESF scholar and ASIC Design Engineer at Garfield Microelectronics and Southampton University, has been recognized for his achievements in engineering.
➁ He has completed impactful projects in robotics, computer vision, and ASIC design, showcasing a range of skills.
➂ Al's commitment to STEM education includes mentoring students and participating in school fairs, sharing his passion for electronics and engineering.
➀ Students from the University of Stuttgart are launching a ferrofluid experiment aboard the REXUS sounding rocket from the European spaceport in Sweden between March 10 and 15, 2025.
➁ The mission aims to explore the performance of ferrofluid-based technologies in weightless conditions and under extreme forces and temperatures.
➂ The use of magnetic fluid is intended to improve technologies for space travel, focusing on durability and sustainability.
➀ The Würzburg University satellite SONATE-2 has successfully completed its one-year mission in space.
➁ The satellite, developed and built over three years by the team of Professor Hakan Kayal, achieved all mission objectives, including the training of artificial intelligence on board.
➂ SONATE-2 demonstrated the ability to autonomously recognize and photograph anomalies on the Earth's surface, such as the Nile and its surrounding green region.
➀ Element14 and TDK have launched a design challenge;
➁ Participants are to integrate TDK USSM Plus-FS sensors into a project;
➂ Selected applicants will receive an evaluation kit from TDK;
➃ The challenge is open until 28 March, with a project deadline of 16 June;
➄ The grand prize includes an Apple iPad Pro and an iRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner.
➀ The Technical University of Darmstadt has introduced a state-of-the-art humanoid robot, TALOS, to its research portfolio, marking the launch of the new Laboratory for Humanoid Robotics.
➁ TALOS, from Pal Robotics, is a versatile robot capable of handling heavy objects, climbing stairs, and interacting with humans and mechanical colleagues.
➂ The robot is equipped with advanced sensors and computing power, including an AI accelerator, to perform complex tasks and movements.
➀ The Baelz Foundation has for the 22nd time awarded outstanding Bachelor's and Master's theses;
➁ Johannes Spangler, a graduate of HBC, received the second prize in the Master's category;
➂ Spangler's thesis focused on the analysis and evaluation of refrigeration systems using new software tools.
