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 cause devastating emotional and financial harm, making it crucial to be aware of current trends ...
Sadhana Attavar, the MOVE India program Chair, will provide an overview of the IEEE MOVE Outreach India program, which launched the first Mobile Outreach Vehicle (MOVE) to be deployed outside the United States. This marks a significant step in the global expansion of its humanitarian technology program. The vehicle will bring educational resources to communities ...
Oxford University Press recently released a book by IEEE Life Fellow, John Heywood, entitled In Search of Technological Excellence: Education and Engineering in Post-War Britain. The book highlights what three key British committees—Percy (1945), Fielden (1963), and Finniston (1980)—actually achieved in secondary and higher technological education. These committees worked over many years to revise the ...
Have you ever wanted to try out new technology before it hits the market? Or use your professional skills to help companies find the best solutions? Your insights are crucial to AgeTech Innovation. The IEEE AgeTech activity is exploring opportunities for early adopters to participate in testing programs with innovative companies creating AgeTech solutions. Interested? ...
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