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  IEEE’s Young Professionals Climate and Sustainability Task Force is hosting a “Town Hall on Energy Transition, Climate, and Sustainability: Engagement of Young Professionals in a Global Setting” on 27… Read more →

  In a March 30th article for IEEE SPECTRUM, IEEE’s Karen McCabe makes the case for why involvement by governments in the standards development process is crucial and highlights the… Read more →

  The IEEE Standards Association is kicking off the 2023 IEEE Serious Open Source webinar series on April 19 with a free webinar on Open Source for Climate Tech.  The… Read more →

  IEEE SPECTRUM recently released an ebook by contributing editor Robert Charette that examines the on-going EV transition and its implications for energy and transportation.  Charette takes a systems engineering… Read more →

  In a March 1 column for the IEEE INSTITUTE, IEEE’s 2023 President Saifur Rahman issued a call for engagement and collaboration to help increase global recognition of IEEE as… Read more →

  A new study released by Science is US on the U.S. STEM workforce reports that there are 67 million STEM professionals employed in the U.S., representing 34.3% of the… Read more →

  In an article appearing in the January edition of IEEE Spectrum, Robert Charette explores how government bureaucracy and public opposition create policy and regulatory challenges and political roadblocks that… Read more →

In an op-ed for Open Access Government (17 Nov. 2022), IEEE Fellow Nicholas Jennings, chair of the Engineering Policy Centre Committee at the Royal Academy of Engineering, made a case… Read more →

  IEEE joined with the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO) and the Engineering Institute of Canada – Institut Canadien des ingenieurs (EIC-ICI) to provide a global engineering perspective on… Read more →

  A recently released IEEE study collects insights from global technology leaders from the U.S., U.K., China, India and Brazil, including over 350 CTOs, CIOs and IT Directors, on the… Read more →