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Article archive for DPA Magazine;

Look into the future in 3D with DPA’s November issue!(03/11/2023)

The latest issue DPA is now live! Our November issue covers the key topics of Robotics, Test & Measurement, Rapid Prototyping & Simulation, and a special Energy Efficiency supplement.
DPA: Celebrating 25 years of online engineering excellence(25/08/2023)

Design, Products and Applications (DPA) proudly celebrates a remarkable 25 years of its website, an online platform boasting almost 40,000 articles!
Your personal copy of DPA's May issue awaits!(12/05/2023)

Now available both in print and online, DPA’s May issue covers the key topics of Energy Efficiency, Enclosures & Panel Products, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, and an exclusive sneak peek at M&E Week.
End your year on a high with DPA's last issue of 2022!(30/12/2022)

Now available both in print and online, DPA’s December issue covers the key topics of Drives & Motion Control, Enclosures & Panel Products, Bearings, Belts & Chains, and a special Medical & Pharmaceutical supplement.
Let technology drive energy savings: DPA's November issue is here!(15/11/2022)

Now available both in print and online, DPA’s November issue covers the key topics of Energy Efficiency, Rapid Prototyping & Simulation, Linear Motion, and a special supplement on Robotics.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – 1926-2022(09/09/2022)

The DPA team was extremely saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty The Queen on 8 September 2022. The UK's longest-reigning monarch died peacefully at Balmoral Castle, aged 96. Our thoughts and sympathies are with the royal family.
The future of the UK steel industry(19/04/2016)

A new report from the University of Cambridge claims that British steel could be saved, if the industry is willing to transform itself.
New brain-inspired supercomputer(30/03/2016)

Getting computers to work more akin to the human brain has been the holy grail of the industry for some time. This recent breakthrough holds some promise.
Championing the cause for women in engineering(09/03/2016)

International Women’s Day informed us that it has never been more important to recognise, celebrate and encourage women in the engineering sector.
Energy investment in the UK(03/03/2016)

A new report by the Energy and Climate Change Committee warns of nervousness among investors looking at energy projects in the UK.
Gravitational waves and why their discovery is such a big deal(16/02/2016)

Professor Gren Ireson discusses the recent discovery of gravitational waves and how they might revolutionise the way we observe the universe.
How worthwhile are wearable health monitors?(03/02/2016)

Wearable devices to monitor health are not always reliable or secure according to new research from a group of UK universities.
A pessimistic forecast for UK power capacity(26/01/2016)

Jenifer Baxter outlines a new report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, which offers some dire warnings about the future capacity of our power generation infrastructure.
Humans have 'World Wide Web sized' memories(21/01/2016)

This extraordinary finding by Salk researchers in the US places our memory capacity in the petabyte range and suggests ways of designing better computers.
Forget that 'need to know' nonsense(14/01/2016)

The manufacturing and engineering sectors lead the way in turning information into customer insight for business benefit.