Animesh Goyal thought the senior membership grade was out of reach. But after applying and becoming an IEEE Senior Member, he found a plethora of opportunities that helped advance his career.
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The technology leaders advancing global progress are rarely standing still.
IEEE Transmitters are advancing research, connecting communities and scaling responsible innovation across global industries.
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IEEE connects students and young professionals to build connections and find the guidance needed to launch their careers.
From mentorship to career connection, IEEE opens doors that can help shape your next step.
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This National Online Learning Day, IEEE celebrates surpassing 150,000 digital credentials issued, helping professionals stay ahead in a rapidly evolving technical landscape.
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“Across IEEE, humanitarian technology brings engineers and technologists together to tackle urgent challenges, learn from communities and lead with purpose.”
-Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO
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Next time your code breaks, blame a moth.
Edison coined the term “bug” in the 1870s. In 1947, Grace Hopper’s team found a moth in a Harvard Mark II relay and pasted it in the logbook to document the first-ever computer bug.
Sci-fi and imaginative fiction have inspired generations of engineers and innovators. IEEE members reflect on the stories that sparked their interest in STEM and set them on the path toward innovative breakthroughs.
ELIZA could be a therapist, tutor, math genius or a New Englander who would like you to know that Missouri is not a New England state.
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We asked educators what has surprised them most about generative AI.
Their answers reveal a shift toward evaluating how students think, not just what they produce, while putting human judgment, creativity and curiosity front and center.
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In this episode of the IEEE @comsoc Technology News podcast, experts discuss the potential of non-terrestrial networks (NTNs). As 6G evolves, NTNs are unlocking new possibilities for connectivity, disaster relief and beyond.
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AI’s future depends on more than technology. It depends on the people shaping the conversation around transparency, creativity and human oversight. And IEEE members are helping to lead the way.
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Katherine Johnson’s calculations helped chart the course for the first US human spaceflight and John Glenn’s historic journey around Earth.
These pioneering achievements and fundamental contributions earned her the 2019 IEEE President’s Award.
.@ieeeras asked experts: “If a robot should do anything, what should it do?”
Hear their answers, spanning from tackling everyday tasks to solving complex challenges.
For nearly 200 years, engineers have been finding new ways to capture light, preserve moments and make photography more accessible.
Explore some of the milestones that have shaped how we capture our world. 🧵
Join us for the second Meet the 2027 IEEE President-Elect Candidates Forum on Saturday, 22 August 2026. Hear from candidates David Alan Koehler and Manfred “Fred” Schindler as they discuss key issues impacting the IEEE community.
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You can learn the science of engineering in a classroom. The art of engineering comes from experience and from those willing to share it.
Learn about the importance of mentorship, for both mentors and mentees, from IEEE Life Fellow John McDonald: bit.ly/4zAUol1
Today, having a computer at your desk is unremarkable.
But in 1981, @IBM’s first-ever PC turned heads, bringing computers out of specialized environments and into homes, offices and classrooms. At the time, its 16 KB of RAM and 5 MHz of processing power were also nothing to sneeze at.
“The IEEE global community comes together to empower the next generation, drive innovation and encourage excellence to advance technology for humanity. I’m proud to be a part of this inspiring journey.”
-Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO