The IEEE History Center Newsletter for March 2024 is available! The IEEE History Center newsletter is free to all persons interested in technological history—whether engineers, scholars, researchers, hobbyists, or interested members of the public. The new issue features articles on the IEEE Global Museum and interesting reads from the IEEE History Center Press. Read the current ...
IEEE Life Members remember Theodore (Ted) Van Duzer (1927-2023), a pioneer in Superconducting Digital Electronics. Ted Van Duzer was born in Piscataway, NJ, in 1927. At 17, he joined the US Navy as a radio technician during the Second World War, which marked his entrée into a career in electrical engineering. With the help of ...
The deadline to submit nominations is 15 March 2024. The IEEE Member and Geographic Activities (MGA) Nominations and Appointments (N&A) Committee is soliciting nominations for the following 2025 leadership positions: MGA Vice President-Elect/Board Chair-Elect MGA Treasurer MGA Vice Chairs Geographic Unit Operations Information Management Member Development Committee Chairs Admission and Advancement (IEEE) MGA Awards and ...
IEEE Fellow, Dean of Graduate Engineering Education, and Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Tufts University. She also holds secondary appointments in Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering. Keynote Topic: Dr. Panetta will illustrate how AI is being used across a diversity of fields and applications to benefit humanity. She will emphasize ...
IEEE’s roots go back to 1884, when electricity became a major influence in society. In the 140 years since then, IEEE members and their colleagues, supported by IEEE conferences, publications, standards, educational offerings, recognitions, and professional communities, have produced innumerable discoveries and inventions that have led to the world in which we live. Read the ...