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- - - IEEE-USA’s August Free E-Book for Members Could Help You Land Your Dream Career
      
      When John Collins says that working on cool technologies may be the best thing about being an electrical engineer, he’s speaking from personal experience… IEEE Member and author John Collins is currently a People Manager at FlixBus in […]
      
      There’s More to What You Say Than What You Say
      
      You explain something to a colleague, something complex, and at the end you ask, “Okay, got it?” “Yeah, I’ve got it,” the colleague says, but everything about his answer tells you he doesn’t get it. The words say […]
      
      Transcend Ordinary Writing
      
      Los Angeles, 1939 For the last several weeks, I’ve been teaching a new, never-before-offered class at the Los Angeles Public Library called “Reading to Write.” The goal is to connect people (adults) who want to write better -- at […]
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- - - The White House’s Science and Technology Priorities
      
      Each year, the federal Office of Management and Budget in partnership with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, send a memorandum to all federal agencies that fund science and technology (S&T) outlining the President’s […]
      
      “An Amazing Experience”: 2018 WISE Interns Recall Their Summer in D.C.
      
      Pictured (l to r): IEEE-USA's 2018 WISE interns Zeyi Lin, Alex Meier, and Raine Sagramsingh. “Meeting with all five members of the Nebraska congressional delegation was an amazing experience, something I never thought I’d get […]
      
      Hearing Explores Prospects and Barriers to Large-Scale Energy Storage
      
      On 18 July, at the latest of its “Powering America” series of hearings, the House Energy Subcommittee explored the growth of utility-scale energy storage and its implications for electrical grid reliability, as well as for sales in the […]
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- - - ‘Tireless Efforts’ Paved the Way: Brian Berg’s Professional Leadership Award
      
      Pictured above: Brian Berg holds his IEEE-USA Professional Leadership Award, presented to him at the IEEE-USA Awards and Recognition Ceremony on 3 February in Burlingame, Calif. When Jonathan Wells, a consultant in Silicon Valley, decided […]
      
      “An Amazing Experience”: 2018 WISE Interns Recall Their Summer in D.C.
      
      Pictured (l to r): IEEE-USA's 2018 WISE interns Zeyi Lin, Alex Meier, and Raine Sagramsingh. “Meeting with all five members of the Nebraska congressional delegation was an amazing experience, something I never thought I’d get […]
      
      Crossword – 8 August 2018
      
      Try your hand at our weekly engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzles. Every Wednesday, we will post a new puzzle -- authored by renowned crossword puzzle writer Myles Mellor -- to test your skill and knowledge. […]
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- - - Smart Machines and Artificial Intelligence
      
      I started this column with the intention of discussing artificial intelligence (AI). But not everyone seems comfortable with the term. Machine intelligence may be a better description. Machine intelligence has been with us since long before the term […]
      
      Reflections on a New Product Career Path: Newest Volume in Award-Winning IEEE-USA WIE E-Books Series
      
      When Roxsana Hadjizadeh was in elementary school in her native, pre-revolution Iran, she remembers wanting to be an engineer. She wrote about her career ambitions in friends’ scrapbooks, because she knew that she was good in math – a […]
      
      Innovation Looks Both Forward and Backward: How History Fosters Technological Progress
      
      “It is not a sudden discovery; it is an evolution. For every discovery, there is a background and there is going to be a future.” — Leslie Geddes Can an understanding of history foster innovation? Certainly many great innovators […]
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