Inspire. Guide. Empower the Next Generation of Technology Professionals. The IEEE Mentoring Program is seeking experienced Life Members, Senior Members, and professionals who are passionate about inspiring, guiding, and empowering the next generation of technology leaders. Today's students and young ...
Wearable Robotics for Aging Populations 14 July 2026 | 10:00 am ET This webinar brings together global experts in wearable robotics, rehabilitation engineering, biomechanics, and AgeTech innovation to discuss the future of mobility, independence, rehabilitation, and healthy aging. The event ...
Written by Michael Geselowitz, Senior Director Since the inception of IEEE in its modern form in 1963, the IEEE History Committee has reported to the IEEE Board of Directors and carried out its mission to preserve and promote the History ...
In December 2025, the 2nd Group Mentoring Initiative (GMI) event was held during a SYWL (Students, Young Professionals, Women in Engineering, and Life Members) Workshop at Ritsumeikan University’s Osaka Ibaraki Campus. This event was jointly organized by the IEEE Japan ...
The IEEE AgeTech Global Dataset Competition 2026 is a global initiative designed to accelerate the development of high-quality datasets that can drive innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) for healthy longevity. While advances in AI have transformed many sectors, progress in AgeTech remains ...
From Brain Signals to Better Living: Neurotech in AgeTech June 11, 2026 | 1 PM ET The webinar, hosted by IEEE Brain and the AgeTech Initiative, will explore how emerging neurotechnologies can serve as a foundational layer for detecting early signs ...
Picture: Left to right: IEEE President Tom Coughlin, prof. Vincent Rijmen, prof. Joan Daemen In November 2025, IEEE 2024 President Tom Coughlin officially dedicated the Rijndael Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Milestone bronze plaque during a ceremony at Arenberg Castle in ...
Boyd Ruamcharoen from Harvard University won the 2025 Bernard S. Finn IEEE History Prize awarded by the Society for the History of Technology (SHOT) for his paper “Tropicalizing the Portable Radio: Electronics and the U.S. Military’s Battle Against Fungi in ...
