Tackling climate change understandably gets less media attention these days, with the focus shifting to the coverage horrendous conflicts around the globe. But the need to cut carbon footprints and get a grip on global warming is still of vital importance - and got the justifiable prominence it deserves at this year's CS International. At this conference, held in Brussels on 16 and 17 April, many speakers detailed efforts to streamline the production and increase the volume of energy-efficient wide bandgap devices, while others outlined how optoelectronic devices can play their part in tackling climate change.
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