Awards

Questex’s Sensors Converge and Fierce Electronics unveiled the 2025 Best of Sensors Awards finalists, recognising the most cutting-edge technologies, pioneering leaders, and innovative companies across the sensors, electronics, and embedded systems landscape.

Britain’s trailblazers of tomorrow gathered to showcase their building skills in the final of a national Lego-building competition recently.

The brightest lights in British engineering and manufacturing are set to shine as finalists for the Enginuity Skills Awards 2025, which are acknowledged as among the most prestigious.

This year’s winners of the PCIM Conference Awards were announced during the opening ceremony of the PCIM Conference.

SolderKing Assembly Materials, a British manufacturer of high-performance soldering materials and consumables, has been honoured with a King’s Award for Enterprise, one of the UK’s most respected business honours.

University of Bath Senior Lecturer Dr Despina Moschou won two awards at the 2025 Electronics Weekly Women Leaders in Electronics Awards.

Indium Corporation recently earned an Electronics Manufacturing (EM) Asia Innovation Award for its new high-reliability Durafuse HR alloy for solder paste at Productronica China in Shanghai.

Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) is delighted to congratulate Ragini Jain on being named the winner of the Electronics Weekly Women Leaders In Electronics Award in the Unsung Hero category.

Altus Group has awarded Scienscope, a global provider of high-quality inspection equipment, with the ‘Fastest Growing and Most Dynamic Supplier’ recognition, celebrating their dynamic growth and innovative approach to electronics manufacturing solutions.

RECOM has announced that its AC/DC RACPRO1 DIN Rail power supplies have been awarded the prestigious Red Dot Award: Product Design 2025.