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2021 IEEE HKN Panel Discussion: How to encourage Diversity and Outreach in a Professional Organization
On Thursday, April 1st 2021 the IEEE Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) Kappa Sigma chapter and GWISE will facilitate a panel discussion “How to encourage Diversity and Outreach in a Professional Organization” Sponsored by Boston University HKN Student Branch. The program is designed to engage with many communities to discuss the need for diversity in STEM,… Read more
IEEE Life Membership Texas Technical Tour
Texas is the home to a number of centers of technical excellence of national importance, as well as several key IEEE historical awards including Milestones celebrating technological breakthroughs or turning points. These will form the basis for a number of technology-oriented visits throughout Texas organized by the San Antonio Life Member Affinity Group (LMAG) of… Read more
IEEE Joins in 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Landing Celebration by Presenting IEEE R5 Stepping Stone Awards
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Article: Four Pioneering Women in Technology
The following article is being shared by IEEE HOU Sec. and we take no additional rights or privileges to the article information. Please direct any comments or concerns to the author of this article. How Four Pioneering Women in Technology Got Their Big Break One Fellow built rescue robots deployed on 9/11 and another was… Read more
A Little Known IEEE History Fact
Did you know fact? Notable President of IEEE and founding organizations include Elihu Thomson (AIEE, 1889–1890) Elihu Thomson (March 29, 1853 – March 13, 1937) was an English-born American engineer and inventor who was instrumental in the founding of major electrical companies in the United States, the United Kingdom and France. Thomson founded the Thomson-Houston Electric… Read more
IEEE History Center November 2015 Newsletter
IEEE History Center November 2015 Newsletter The IEEE History Center e-newsletter is available free to all persons interested in technological history — whether engineers, scholars, researchers, hobbyists, or interested members of the public. The newsletter reports on the activities of the IEEE History Center and on new resources and projects in electrical and computer history…. Read more