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- - - Duncan Moore Receives IEEE-USA Achievement Award for Entrepreneurial Leadership
      
      Kevin J. Parker thinks he may be going out on a limb when he compares Duncan Moore, the recipient of the 2018 IEEE-USA Entrepreneur Achievement Award for Leadership in Entrepreneurial Spirit, to the legendary Frederick Terman of Stanford […]
      
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      I recall one conversation with a coworker that left an impression on me. Alex (not his real name) was complaining loudly and brazenly for anyone to hear. “If the company is flying me all the way to Australia, the least they can do is make it a […]
      
      Free IEEE-USA Audio Book Offers Tips for Rewarding Your Employees in Tight Salary Times
      
      What will you do to help important people in your company stay the course? In the business world, it is not always possible to reward your key and special employees with raises or monetary gains in the conventional sense. However, it is possible to […]
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- - - The 737 MAX: An Accident Waiting to Happen?
      
      Photo Credit: iStock.com/ the_guitar_mann The recent Boeing 737 MAX crashes, in both of which all passengers and crew were lost, brought to the fore two issues: how best can today’s pilots interface with planes that can “fly […]
      
      Maintaining U.S. Leadership in Science and Technology
      
      This article is excerpted from Dr. Mehmood Khan's testimony before the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology on 6 March 2019. Dr. Khan is chair of the U.S. Council on Competitiveness and Vice Chairman and Chief Scientific Officer for […]
      
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      Pictured: President Trump at 11 February Executive Order signing ceremony. Source: White House On 11 February, President Trump signed an Executive Order giving guidance to federal agencies designed to accelerate America’s leadership in […]
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- - - Duncan Moore Receives IEEE-USA Achievement Award for Entrepreneurial Leadership
      
      Kevin J. Parker thinks he may be going out on a limb when he compares Duncan Moore, the recipient of the 2018 IEEE-USA Entrepreneur Achievement Award for Leadership in Entrepreneurial Spirit, to the legendary Frederick Terman of Stanford […]
      
      Crossword – 22 May 2019
      
      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. Myles Mellor is […]
      
      IEEE-USA President’s Column: Professionals Need a Professional Home
      
      This column is a summary of a talk that I gave to an HKN meeting at the 2019 ECEDHA Conference in Tucson, Ariz. I was trying to make a case for IEEE student members to consider that IEEE is more than just a student club – it can be their […]
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      Photo Credit: iStock.com/ the_guitar_mann The recent Boeing 737 MAX crashes, in both of which all passengers and crew were lost, brought to the fore two issues: how best can today’s pilots interface with planes that can “fly […]
      
      Newest Volume in IEEE-USA’s WIE E-Book Series Addresses Gender Parity in an Engineering Career
      
      In her sophomore year at the University of Maryland, Alice Squires carried out a difficult project in her electronics class. It convinced her of both her problem-solving abilities and her passion for engineering. Assigned to design and build a […]
      
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