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      Fighting for Accessibility and Inclusion During COVID-19
      
      I have joined forces with Manar Abbas to bring you this week’s article. Manar is a digital strategist in AdTech, leading innovative data-driven solutions at MiQ. Her personal story of immigrating to Canada at a young age catalyzed […]
      
      Putting Joy in its Place
      
      Googly eyes. A box full of confetti. Warm sunshine. Balloons. Rainbows arcing across the sky. What do these have in common? It’s not a riddle or the beginning of a joke. This a list of items that bring joy, and, simultaneously, a list that is […]
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      The opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of IEEE-USA or IEEE. By the time Texas Instruments’ Jack Kilby and Fairchild Semiconductor’s Robert Noyce invented the integrated chip in the late […]
      
      Growing Dependence of U.S. Workforce on Stem Skills Highlighted
      
      The following is excerpted from the National Science Board’s recent report on “The Skilled Workforce,” which highlights the increasing importance of STEM-related skills for the broader U.S. workforce: To grow our nation’s […]
      
      President’s FY 2021 R&D Budget Proposal Prioritizes Industries of the Future
      
      The White House released its FY 2021 budget proposal to Congress on 10 Feb., including a proposed $142.2 billion investment in Federal research and development. The President’s budget places a high priority on funding artificial intelligence […]
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      Pictured above: Hanna speaking at LEADx Change in July 2019 in Tbilisi, Georgia, to next gen leaders on the subject of AI Governance, policy and national strategies. When longtime IEEE volunteer and leader John W. Meredith died in 2018, colleagues […]
      
      An Incubation Period of Decades: Contemplating Climate Change in the Age of Coronavirus
      
      Much has been written about the thin silver linings surrounding the ghastly cloud of coronavirus that now engulfs our planet, our economies, our communities and friends. Staggering reductions in air pollution visible from space show us a glimpse of […]
      
      New IEEE-USA E-book Examines Why STEM Isn’t Drawing More Girls
      
      Here are two things Pamela Cosman wants you to know: More girls need to pursue STEM careers; and the reason more young women are not becoming engineers or physicists has everything to do with society giving them the wrong message. Cosman, who is a […]
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      Pictured above: Grace Murray Hopper in 1984, when serving as a U.S. Navy commodore. Source: U.S. Navy How could a person who weighed only 105 pounds become a rear admiral in the U.S. Navy? Oh, and by the way, she was a Fellow of the IEEE and a […]
      
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      An Incubation Period of Decades: Contemplating Climate Change in the Age of Coronavirus
      
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