Top Twitter Electronics Influencers You Must Follow

posted October 12, 2011 / No Comments

It can be tough to keep up with all the latest developments and news in the industry, especially when you have your own work ...

It can be tough to keep up with all the latest developments and news in the industry, especially when you have your own work to do as well. Fortunately you don’t have to troll through blogs, trade magazines and industry publications anymore – you can just let twitter do it for you!

Follow these people on twitter and you’ll never miss a thing, whether you want news of the latest loadcell research and load cell calibration developments or just want to keep up with the industry gossip.

@IEEE Spectrum

One of the world’s most well-known engineering magazines, this twitter feed gives you news and analysis of the latest developments across the industry. A real must-follow.

@engineer_nerd

A personal twitter from a computer engineer but a great resource for obscure news and cool tech stuff.

@IMechE

Scott and Evelyn from the UK’s Institute of Mechanical Engineering use their Twitter to raise the profile of their

area and provide links to news stories and events in the mechanical engineering world.

@SAGEEngineering
John and Cat run the Twitter feed for SAGE, the publisher of global engineering journals. They post interviews, discussion questions and news.

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@ENRblog
The twitter hub for the bloggers of the Engineering News-Record. Find out the minute they put up a new post and always get the latest information, opinion and analysis from the team.

@Help4Engineers

The Twitter feed of T. Brian Jones who shares news and resources with his other engineers. A great resource for staying up-to-date on the latest industry developments.

@EcoEngineering

The Twitter feed of David Rush, a civil engineer who promotes sustainability and environmental thinking in engineering. Follow his feed news, opinion and analysis of developments in the field.

@nspe

This Twitter feed from The National Society of Professional Engineers puts out news, conference announcements

and all kinds of content that is of interest to their members.

@engineering
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology got in on the ground floor with this username. They use their feed to talk about the latest in innovation, research technology and science news.

@aecinsight

News for construction, engineering and architecture from a leading publication.

@stanfordeng

If you want to stay up-to-date with the research of Stanford’s engineering department, tune in to this twitter for regular updates.

@Cal_Engineer

A must-follow for those studying engineering or thinking of entering a career in the industry. The feed focuses on education, first steps in your career and everything else an engineering student needs to know.

@JHUEngineering

This feed gives you updates about John Hopkins Engineering and interesting industry developments.

@profeng

If you want to stay up-to-date with the stories of Professional Engineering, follow their Twitter feed and be the first to know when there’s a new story.

What are you waiting for? Get following these Twitter users and you’ll soon be the most well-informed person in the electronics industry.

Post by guest blogger Michelle Anderson, a writer who enjoys blogging about technology like loadcell news and load cell developments.