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03/17/2025
In a constantly evolving technical landscape, memorizing facts can only take us so far. While it’s important to gain knowledge, it’s even more important to know how to use it. The foundation of education is all about learning how to think critically and solve problems. Looking at the world in new ways can help us make groundbreaking discoveries and unlock life-changing innovations.
03/14/2025
Pi is an infinite number with infinite possibilities. From geometry to engineering and physics, pi has played a major role in technical innovation throughout history. No matter your field, pi’s vast impacts are all around us, giving us countless reasons to celebrate Pi Day on 3.14.
03/13/2025
This week, we’re recognizing Member Manu Ignatius, affiliated with IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society () for his work with underwater communication technologies and in-water sensing networks.
Growing up in the coastal state of Kerala in Southern India, Manu has been drawn to the water since childhood, always eager to explore his hometown’s seas and riverbeds. He was also passionate about solving complex problems, leading him to pursue a degree in wireless communications and networking. His professional background and love for water was a natural fit for a career in underwater communications, now serving as CEO of a marine industry startup. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Manu is a dedicated IEEE OES member who actively helps promote his chapter’s initiatives.
Learn more about Manu and his work: https://bit.ly/3XHSpK4
Last week, was at to explore the latest developments in the mobile communications industry, getting to play a part in shaping the future of connectivity.
IEEE Senior Member Anwer Al-Dulaimi shares his insights on the importance of IEEE’s presence at the event, discussing the opportunity to showcase the potential of IEEE’s 5G/6G Innovation Testbed and hear new perspectives from other industry leaders.
03/12/2025
As of 2019, a staggering 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic littered the ocean. Not only does this impact marine life, but larger pieces of marine debris are responsible for approximately 10,000 shipping containers falling into the ocean each year. Could robots be the key to reversing this alarming trend? While roadblocks remain, aquatic robots are making an impact.
Read the latest developments on Transmitter: https://bit.ly/41E8lOB
“IEEE's success is built on collaboration. This year, my vision is for One IEEE to foster meaningful connections and elevate our collective impact. Together, we can ensure IEEE remains a leader in advancing technology for humanity.” - Kathleen A. Kramer, 2025 IEEE President & CEO
03/10/2025
What is it like to be an ocean engineer? Brandy Armstrong of IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society () shares her unique perspectives in the field as a builder of realistic ocean models.
Read her full Q&A via .org: https://bit.ly/4hkt6ET
03/07/2025
International Women’s Day is celebrated yearly to acknowledge the leadership and innovation of women throughout history and those who continue to lay the foundations for a better tomorrow. By breaking down barriers and uplifting the women around us, we’re paving the way toward a more equitable world for all.
The world is connected by water, comprising 71% of the Earth’s surface. This makes marine waste a large-scale global challenge that requires innovative solutions. Aquabots are proving to be a viable method to reduce marine waste, especially when paired with other robotic technologies and satellites that help distribute resources more efficiently.
Explore more insights from Impact Creators like Paulo Drews on Transmitter: https://bit.ly/4blJHHf
03/05/2025
Water is essential to human life — but not all water is safe for consumption or irrigation, and monitoring it can pose a variety of challenges. However, technologies like AI and IoT are unlocking smarter ways to monitor water quality in real time.
Read more about WaterNet to see how these technologies work in unison in the : https://bit.ly/3F6a8Vd
03/04/2025
World Engineering Day is celebrated on 4 March to celebrate the crucial role that engineers play in advancing sustainable development goals. From building more resilient infrastructure to improving clean water access, engineers and technologists are laying the foundations for a greener, healthier and more equitable future.
03/03/2025
Imagine if AI could detect road rage before it turns into potentially dangerous driving. As cars come equipped with an increasingly vast array of sensors, researchers are exploring ways to use the human voice to sense if drivers are too angry to take the wheel. Though initial tests show a promising 95% accuracy rate, it’s unclear whether we’ll see this technology used in real-world applications due to legal and ethical concerns.
Read more on Transmitter: https://bit.ly/41DYgT1
Learn how Henry Samueli, the 2025 IEEE Medal of Honor Laureate, transformed how society communicates, connects and does business through his pioneering research and commercialization of broadband communication and networking technologies.
Watch the video and click to learn more about Henry Samueli: https://bit.ly/3Yj3hOh
02/27/2025
is almost here! On 3-6 March will be at MWC in Barcelona (Hall 6, Stand 6B66) to explore the latest developments in wireless communications, IoT, AI and more. The IEEE booth will spotlight our 5G/6G Innovation Testbed, designed to create a collaborative environment that drives the next wave of technological innovation—from telehealth to transportation and beyond.
Learn more about IEEE at MWC: https://bit.ly/41lfIKC
02/27/2025
Ports are the backbones of global trade, promoting economic vitality around the world. Technologies like AI and IoT are playing a major role in transforming logistics and unlocking new levels of efficiency by helping ports and vessels function as an interconnected ecosystem.
Visit Transmitter for insights from Impact Creators like Manpreet Singh Manna: https://bit.ly/40UQLWz
Fellow Karen Panetta recently joined the Peggy Smedley Show to discuss AI’s role in enabling smart homes, focusing on how it’s helping to increase energy efficiency and resiliency. From choosing optimal building materials to optimizing the grid for electric vehicles, Panetta sheds light on how AI is transforming our homes from the inside out.
Listen to the full podcast episode here: https://bit.ly/3QCf5HG
02/25/2025
This week we’re recognizing IEEE Young Professionals Karen Renninger-Rojas, affiliated with IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society, for her contributions to oceanography and coastal sciences, as well as her initiatives within IEEE that empower the next generation of oceanic professionals.
Karen has been passionate about oceanography since her childhood in Ecuador, inspired by the possibilities of the ocean and the endless opportunities for environmentally friendly human-ocean interaction. Joining IEEE OES has helped solidify her mission to make a lasting impact on marine conservation as she helps younger members discover the wonders of the ocean.
02/24/2025
Smart design is a key factor in helping buildings and communities achieve low-carbon goals. From advanced energy-efficient systems to grid-integrated transportation, new technologies are helping our cities and buildings become smarter, more resilient and more energy-efficient.
Visit IEEE Power & Energy Society to read more: https://bit.ly/4k6GEGR
