Engineeringtalk: a home for longer, in-depth technical articles too

As we enter our sixth calendar year of publishing Engineeringtalk, I'd like to highlight one area of coverage with which we're not traditionally associated: longer, in-depth technical articles. You might think that old-fashioned trade magazines are still the place to find the best selection of these, but as it happens, we've always published far more each month than any paper-based engineering magazine that I know of. It's just that we also publish about ten times the number of product news items found in a paper magazine each month, so it's not surprising that the other material can be overlooked.
I'd like that to change, so I'll be highlighting technical articles here on a regular basis in future, so there's less chance of you missing them. For example, this week alone, we have articles on whether to repair or replace an electric motor, the impact of piezoceramics on the security industry, and picking your perfect hydraulic motor .and that's just a small selection. You'll find them about a third of the way down the newsletter.
May I also remind all the many, many companies which contribute product news to us that we're always on the lookout for good technical articles, especially of the "how-to" type! You might wish to generate something original for us to demonstrate your company's authority in its area of technology, or you might have some good articles prepared for other uses which deserve a wider audience. Whatever the case, we'd like to see them!