Conferences & Events
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Making Your IEEE Events More Sustainable
Making your in-person local IEEE events more sustainable doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, if done thoughtfully.
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Register Now for Meet the 2023 IEEE President-Elect Candidates Forum
IEEE President Ray Liu will ask the candidates questions submitted by members on issues important to them and IEEE.
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Three New IEEE-USA EVO Virtual Events to Level Up Your Career — for FREE
IEEE-USA is expanding our flagship EVO conference in 2021 to include three all new, free, online events — EVOnCampus 1.0 and 2.0, and EVOpro.
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2020 IEEE Rising Stars Conference: Inspiring and Empowering Students and Young Professionals
For the sixth year in a row, more than 370 students and young professionals from all 10 IEEE Regions kicked off their New Year with the IEEE Rising Stars Conference.
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Invest in Your Career: IEEE-USA EVO19 Speakers Will Deliver a Dynamic Leadership Conference
The outstanding lineup of speakers at EVO19 will deliver a dynamic, exciting leadership event that will help you stay ahead of the curve in your career.
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Kathy Herring Hayashi on Importance of Keeping Women in Tech
An interview with the chair of the IEEE WIE International Leadership Conference (ILC).
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IEEE-USA Future Leaders Forum – Empowering the Managers of Today and Tomorrow
More than 200 engineering professionals gathered in Austin, Texas, from July 26-28, to learn and share the hottest trends in leadership and technology, at the 2018 IEEE-USA Future Leaders Forum.
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Shining the Spotlight on Innovation at World Maker Faire
The opportunity to showcase IEEE and IEEE-USA to a broad, technologically aware audience is especially important at Maker Faires.
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Online Privacy and the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) provides the convenience of monitoring information on devices remotely and sending commands, but it also conveys data about you and your habits.
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Personal, Professional Experiences Shape Emergency Directors Desire to Save Lives, Restore Communities
Walt Hubbard was in Seattle when Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans in August 2005. As director of the King County (Wash.) Office of Emergency Management, he had a professional interest in what was unfolding.
