Across the globe, the demographic landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, as the proportion of aging individuals continues to rise. The aging population is becoming a dominant worldwide demographic, prompting discussions on how to effectively address the needs and challenges ...
Former Life Member Committee Chair and Life Senior Member, Scott Atkinson of the Lone Star LMAG, has won the 2025 Region 5 Life Member Individual Service Award. In addition to serving as the Life Member Committee Chair, Scott also held ...
We are proud to share a remarkable moment with you: IEEE has reached 500,000 members across the globe. This milestone is more than a number. It reflects the strength of our worldwide community, the dedication of our members, and our ...
The Hungary Life Member Affinity Group (LMAG) hosted a group mentoring event for young people as part of the International Youth Conference on Energy (IYCE’25), titled "Passing the Electrical Engineering Experience to the Next Generation." The event took place at Ensana Thermal Margaret ...
Feature Image: Les Nelson, David Bondurant, Dr. Ray Artz IEEE Life Members, David Bondurant & Les Nelson, along with Dr. Ray Artz, had a reunion in Excelsior, MN in July 2025 after 50 years. All were former Sperry Univac Defense ...
Edward F. Labuda, IEEE Life Fellow, passed away peacefully on 11 May 2025 at age 88. Ed graduated in 1955 as co-valedictorian with a B.S. in Physics from Case Institute of Technology, received a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from New ...
The IEEE Life Members Evolution Conference, led by Conference Chair Michael Andrews, was a landmark event that brought together distinguished leaders, innovators, and young scholars to explore how technology is transforming society. Keynotes by Dean Kamen (FIRST® and DEKA Research), ...
Based on research from IEEE and other sources, older adults are highly vulnerable to phishing scams due to factors like lower digital literacy, social isolation, and difficulties distinguishing between real and fake online communications. Scammers exploit these vulnerabilities and can ...
