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IEEE-USA President’s Column: Trust, Hope and Loneliness
The advanced electronic technologies that many of us helped develop enable people to do many things, and to connect to each other more often and in more ways. But for many people these technologies have reduced face-to-face interactions, and sometimes they connect people to the darker sides of human nature, eroding trust and hope and even leading some to antisocial acts. Our new technologies have […]
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IEEE-USA’s December Free E-Book for Members Offers Third, Final E-Book in the...
As its December free e-book selection, IEEE-USA is offering the third and final volume of author Harry T. Roman’s trilogy, Thomas Edison, Man […]
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The Importance of Being Good Management Material
“I’m so much smarter than my manager,” my Tinder date complained. “I don’t understand why I’m not leading the […]
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My Year on The Hill as an IEEE-USA Congressional Fellow
Pictured: Senator Maria Cantwell (Wash.) and 2019 IEEE-USA Congressional Fellow Ethan Keeler. As an IEEE-USA Congressional Fellow, I worked in the […]
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Invention to Impact – NSF’s Technology Translation Programs
Pictured: One of the VocaliD team, recording her voice, or voicebanking, on VocaliD's Human Voicebank. VocaliD is an NSF-funded small business. Photo […]
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New IEEE-USA E-book Highlights Strategies for Effective Mentoring Partnerships
The physicist and 2015 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient Mildred Dresselhaus once described mentoring as “Listening to people, helping them go over […]
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Crossword – 27 November 2019
Try your hand at our weekly engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzles. Every Wednesday, we will post a new puzzle -- authored by renowned […]
2020 IEEE Rising Stars Conference - Building the Future of IEEE
3-5 January 2020 | Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas , Nevada
IEEE-USA MOVE Community Outreach
IEEE-USA’s Community Outreach Initiative (The MOVE Project) offers a mobile emergency relief program committed to assisting victims of natural disasters with short-term communications, computer, and power solutions.
