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⚡ On this day, 193 years ago, renowned British Physicist Michael Faraday is credited with discovering Electromagnetic Induction. ⚡ Electromagnetic induction is the phenomenon by which a change in magnetic field causes, or induces, a current flow in a wire present in the field. In his first experimental demonstration on 29th August 1831, Faraday wrapped two coils of wire around opposite sides of a ring of soft iron. He then connected one coil to a battery and the second was extended to a compass over 1m away, to ensure that it was not directly affect by current in the first circuit. When the first circuit was switched on, Faraday noted a momentary deflection of the compass needle before it returned to its starting position. Likewise, when he switched the first circuit off, the needle again deflected, but in the opposite direction. Faraday surmised that the current flowing through the first circuit magnetised the iron core. When the first circuit is switched on or off, the magnetic field of the core is changed, inducing a current in the secondary coil. It is this induced current, and its associated magnetic field, that causes the instantaneous deflection in the compass needle.   Furthermore, he was able to demonstrate that an electric current can be induced by a moving magnet, by turning an electromagnet on and off, and even by moving an electric wire in Earth’s magnetic field, he was even able to build a primitive electric generator. Faraday’s discovery of electromagnetic induction has laid the foundations for many modern technologies, such as the electric motor, electric generator, electric transformer, and more! Thank you, Michael Faraday! #Electric #History #Farady

Wishing all the incredible athletes of Team GB the best of luck at the Paris Olympics!🏅 Your dedication, perseverance, and passion inspire us all. Make us proud! #TeamGB #Paris2024 #Olympics #GoodLuck

It is with great pleasure that Global EMC can announce Hazel Murray as our new Operations Director. Hazel joined the company in 2020 as a Design Engineer and has continued her progression through the company. Her knowledge, experience, leadership and operational excellence will help Global to continue to grow. Please join us in congratulating Hazel on this well-deserved promotion.

Global EMC are delighted to announce that we are now members of the ADS Group Ltd. ADS is a membership organisation representing the Aerospace, Security, Defence and Space industries in the UK. We are very excited to be part of the community, and look forward to meeting and working with the incredible people involved.

As part of our 30th Anniversary celebrations, Global EMC have recently launched our extended website, featuring new Products & Services. Take a look by clicking the link below.

Global EMC are extremely proud to announce that we have been awarded BS EN ISO 9001:2015 certification. ISO is an internationally recognised standard that ensures we meet the needs of our clients through an effective quality management system. Today’s announcement reaffirms Global’s commitment to quality in providing market leading products and services within our industry and our ambition to continually seek new ways to improve. Our quality management systems comply with the stringent criteria set out in the ISO 9001 standard, providing a clear demonstration of our commitment to customer satisfaction and continuous improvement. Madelaine Pitchford, Global Director, had the following to say about the accreditation:   "We're absolutely delighted to have achieved BS EN ISO 9001:2015 certification. It's a fantastic achievement for the company, and it gives us the official recognition of the quality that we strive for throughout the business and our products and services. It is also a testament to the hard-working staff and their engagement with continual improvement in all core aspects and objectives of the business".   As mentioned by Madelaine, this accomplishment would not have been possible without the collective effort of each department within Global. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed their time, knowledge, and expertise towards achieving this significant milestone. Moving forward, it is imperative that Global maintain these high standards by adhering to the processes and procedures outlined in our Quality Management System. By doing so, we will continue to enhance customer satisfaction and drive overall business success.    Global EMC would like to thank Clear Quality Limited for all the support, cooperation, and expertise during the process. We would also like to thank Auva Certification Ltd for the final assessment and certification.

There are lots of things you can do to support someone you know who might be struggling with their mental health. Below are just some of the ways you can support others, and why it can make a big difference. Together we can break the stigma surrounding mental health and create a more supportive society. #MetalHealthAwareness #BreakTheStigma

People can sometimes be suffering in silence, and its hard to sport signs they may have mental health problems. However, there are certain signs we can look for in a person's behaviour that may indicate they might be struggling. Here are a few things to look out for. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #BreakTheStigma

Continuing our focus on Mental Health, we today look at some of the alarming statistics surrounding Women’s Mental Health. - Women are twice as likely to be diagnosed with anxiety as men. - Over a quarter (26%) of young women aged between 16–24 years old report having a common mental health problem in any given week. This compares to 17% of adults. And this number is increasing. - Women are more likely to be affected by depression than men. - Rates of Self-Harm among young woman have tripled since 1993. For more information on how to get help or help others, please visit Calm, Mind or any Mental Health Charity. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #BreakTheStigma

Despite societies recent attempts to break the stigma around Male Mental Health Issues, the statistics are still truly worrying. -77% of men have suffered with symptoms of common mental health conditions such as anxiety, stress, or depression. -40% of men have never spoken to anyone about their mental health. -29% of those say they are "too embarrassed" to speak about it, while 20% say there is a "negative stigma" on the issue. -40% of men in a recent poll said it would take thoughts of suicide or self-harm to compel them to get professional help (Priory, 2024) It’s time to break this stigma and open the conversation. For more information on how to get help or help others, please visit Calm, Mind or any Mental Health Charity. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #BreakTheStigma