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 ...
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 ...
As an IEEE Life Member, your contributions have helped shape the future of technology. Your continued commitment allows IEEE to support important work, from humanitarian efforts to STEM outreach. By confirming your membership, you're not just investing in yourself—you're investing ...
Every day around the world, you will find IEEE members and volunteers dedicating their time, using their talents, experiences, and expertise to lead, organize, and drive activities to move the IEEE mission forward. They are guided and supported by IEEE ...
The Life Member Affinity Group of the Oklahoma City Section sponsored a tour and lunch at Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) in Oklahoma City in August 2025. Amanda Harmer, Curator of Engagement, provided a guided, narrated tour of items of interest ...
2024 was a year full of heart, exciting firsts, and continued impact. Join us in celebrating the achievements of IEEE’s charitable programs and the generous donors who help make it possible. In 2024, our donor community helped 2,990 projects and ...
This USB cable was used in 2003 to connect a keyboard to Apple’s G4 computer. SSPL/Getty Images IEEE has designated the Universal Serial Bus (USB) as its latest Milestone, celebrating the 1996 specification that transformed electronic device connectivity worldwide. The ...
