2020 is the 75th anniversary of #ElectricalEngineer Vannevar Bush's pivotal report: "Science: The Endless Frontier", that marked the beginning of modern #science #policy and shaped the organizational structure for federal support of R&D.
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For the past 40 years, thousands of engineers have helped pave the way for connectivity–changing people's everyday lives in countless ways–through their participation in IEEE 802. Follow along as we celebrate the accomplishments of these innovators who helped connect people around the world and the IEEE 802 standards that made it possible. #802standards.
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I heard him before I saw him; a tall man speaking loudly on his cell phone, in line directly behind me at Chipotle.
When you encounter people who test your patience, do you react more like a bull in a china shop or with the grace and diplomacy of an angel? https://t.co/8SXKp4BsST
The world of engineering can be small indeed.
This past April, IEEE member James Peterman received the Jim Watson Student Professional Awareness Achievement Award, named after the man who coincidentally spoke at the first S-PAC Peterman first chaired. https://t.co/6AFeRJAQtP