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, ...
The IEEE International Leadership Conference is seeking dynamic voices to shape the 2026 program for the inaugural global technology conference in Budapest, Hungary, on 3-4 October 2026. If you’re leading, innovating, mentoring, building, or reimagining the future of technology, we ...
In October 2025, Region 9 held its 28th Annual Student Branch Regional Meeting in Punta del Este, Uruguay. Partially funded by the Life Member Committee, this event brings together a large number of IEEE student members each year from across ...
In December 2025, IEEE Life Fellow, Dr. James McClellan, was announced as the recipient of the 2026 IEEE James H. Mulligan, Jr. Education Medal “for McClellan’s fundamental contributions to electrical and computer engineering education through innovative digital signal processing”. James ...
When disasters strike, the infrastructure we take for granted disappears. Cell towers go dark. The electricity grid goes down, creating life-threatening risks for survivors and blind spots for first responders. That’s where IEEE MOVE can help. Volunteers from this global disaster ...
As longevity increases, the challenge is no longer simply adding years to life—it’s adding independence, vitality, and purpose to those years. Advances in AI, connected health devices, smart home systems, and digital therapeutics are transforming how we monitor health, prevent ...
Don’t miss out on your chance to nominate an IEEE LMAG or Life Member for a 2026 Achievement Award. Nomination Deadline: 15 April IEEE Life Members Affinity Group Achievement Award Given annually to 10 Regional Life Members Affinity Group ...
The Oklahoma City Life Members Affinity Group (LMAG) toured the National Weather Center in October 2025. University of Oklahoma meteorology student Brooke Gaines explained the organization's structure, pointed out the main building features, showed the primary equipment (sensing devices, hail/storm ...
