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NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN: 2021 IEEE-USA Awards

IEEE-USA is now seeking nominations for its annual awards and recognitions, given in one of three categories: professionalism, technical achievement, and literary contributions to public awareness and understanding of the engineering profession in the United States. The deadline for nominations is 15 September.

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The IEEE-USA Salary & Benefits Survey helps IEEE Members determine their worth when conducting their job searches or seeking better pay and benefits. U.S. higher grade members can participate. To complete the survey, check your inbox for an email invitation or visit the IEEE-USA Salary Service and log in with your IEEE member account. Participants will also receive 10 FREE USES of the IEEE-USA Salary Calculator.

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IEEE Milestone Dedication: Gravitational-Wave Antenna

View the 3 February 2021 IEEE Milestone dedication ceremony recognizing how massive antennas in the United States and Italy confirmed Einstein's 1916 prediction about the nature of gravity. Featuring a Q&A with the three U.S. physicists who received the 2017 Nobel Prize in physics for their work on the LIGO/VIRGO Collaboration.

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COVID-19 has drastically changed daily life in this country. Like many Americans and others around the world, you may be stuck at home for a while before things get back to normal. Working from home and having nowhere to go in the evenings or on weekends, due to imposed social distancing, can be tough. But there's still a lot you can do to be productive and pass the time. We hope you find these resources, tips and tricks helpful. #IEEEUSAhelp

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We Created a Comic Book!
The Slate Twins: Caught in the Currents

Holy superheroes! Move over Thor! Skedaddle Spider Woman! A new duo of superheroes is in town, ready to do battle with the Forces of Evil. IEEE-USA is proud to introduce its first comic book with electrical engineering superheroes. Complete with death rays, circuit boards, miniaturization, bionic prosthetics, time travel, and much more...

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2020 IEEE-USA Awards Honor Nine Members for Excellence, Service, and Contributions
Thanks in large measure to Mark Soffa, who coordinates a summer STEM camp for the IEEE Philadelphia Section, 25 youngsters not only got to attend camp virtually this past summer, but they also had an inspiring experience that motivated them to continue learning about technology. Nominations for the 2021 IEEE-USA Awards will open 1 April 2021! Since 2015, the Life Senior Member has used his talents — cultivated while developing courses for IEEE members — to create a series of workshops for Camp Adonai, a summer […]

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Attention Higher-Grade Members: Please Complete
the 2021 IEEE-USA Salary & Benefits Survey by 16 April

We Created a Comic Book!
The Slate Twins: Caught in the Currents