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Call for papers – SCOPES 2009
The organisers of SCOPES 2009, the 12th International Workshop on Software and Compilers for Embedded Systems have issued a call for papers. The…
Electronicstalk redesigns
Electronicstalk has redesigned the website, and now sports a much cleaner look and funkier color scheme. Although the site is promoting features such…
New publisher at Findlay
Ed Tranter has been appointed group publisher of Findlay's design group of titles, which includes New Electronics, Eureka and European Automotive…
UK show switches venue
I was pleased to see the announcement of TechInsight's commitment to ESS, which will now be known as ESC UK, the Embedded Systems Show. I was a…
Who’d be an editor?
I had to smile when I read the EE Times Europe email newsletter today. The top story told us "Outlook: Don't panic, it's not 2001" but the next story…
National Electronics Week to return in 2009
The organisers of National Electronics Week have annouced that the show will return on 16th- 18th June 2009, promising that "it’s going to be bigger…
Future Horizons’ Industry Forecast Seminar
Future Horizons will be holding their next Industry Forecast Briefing Seminar on 27th January 2009 at the Kensington Close Hotel, London. Let's hope…
Call for submissions: EDAA PhD Forum 2009
Now is the time to promote any sponsored EDA research! The organisers of the PhD forum that is part of the DATE Conference and hosted by the European…
Power Systems Design launches in North America
Power Systems Design will be launching into North American at APEC in February 2009, giving the publishers, AGS Media Group, the power electronics…
What’s New in Industry moves online
It was sad to see that Septebmer was the last printed issue of What's New in Industry. With the retirement of the editor David Keighley and departure…