IEEE Senior Member elevation is the highest grade for which an application can be made, and it requires 10 years of significant professional experience and three references from Senior/Fellow members. IEEE members can self-nominate or be nominated for Senior Member ...
Join 2026 IEEE President‑Elect Jill I. Gostin for an inspiring look at how real‑world challenges, career interruptions, and unexpected turns can become powerful catalysts for growth. Through personal stories and practical insights, she highlights the skills that drive long‑term success—resilience, communication, continuous learning, ...
Access Webinar On-Demand *New registrants, please use the button above to register and access the recording. *All previous registrants, please use the link in your confirmation email from no-reply@zoom.us to view the recording. As longevity increases, the challenge is no ...
This podcast features industry leader and IEEE Life Member John McDonald, who discusses his journey, the challenges facing students and young professionals, meaningful mentorship, strong networks, and the discipline behind 150+ publications, offering practical strategies for building a resilient, purpose‑driven, ...
In From a Hod to an Odd EM Wave, David A. Weston invites readers into a vivid, deeply personal memoir that weaves together a lifetime of engineering innovation, global experiences, and unforgettable human encounters. From humble beginnings carrying bricks on ...
Social media offers profound practical benefits for older adults, acting as a crucial tool to improve mental health, strengthen relationships, and build vital community connections. Across platforms, the reasons seniors embrace social media are universal and extend well beyond simple ...
Many of your daily activities, such as banking, paying bills, browsing social media, emailing, and accessing medical records, likely happen online. But when so much of your life is digitized, what happens to this massive digital legacy—this collection of online ...
A new tax law in the United States, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, is bringing changes that may impact how you plan your charitable contributions starting in 2026. The good news? Whether you itemize your tax return ...
