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IEEE Celebrates Technology’s Brightest Minds at Annual Event

IEEE Honors Ceremony 2026 Celebrates Tech Pioneers Including Nvidia's Jensen Huang

IEEE Honors Ceremony held on 24 April 2026 at Cipriani 42nd Street in NYC.
Over 20 laureates and innovators recognized.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang among honorees for GPU and AI contributions.
Event celebrated technologies that changed how people connect.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 9, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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IEEE TryEngineering OnCampus Program Expands to 7 Universities

IEEE’s TryEngineering OnCampus Program Expands to Seven Universities

IEEE expanded TryEngineering OnCampus from two universities to seven.
The program gives high school students practical exposure to engineering topics.
Subjects highlighted include AI, robotics, circuit design and IoT.
The expansion reflects broader interest in early engineering pipeline development.

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DT Editorial Team·May 26, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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Manchester Code Made Bits Behave

Manchester code earns a milestone as engineers revisit a foundational idea

Manchester code has been recognized as an IEEE Milestone.
The method embedded timing information directly into digital signals.
Its first implementation came in 1949 at the University of Manchester.

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DT Editorial Team·May 18, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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How IEEE Society's Pitch Sessions Turn Ideas Into Real Network Impact

IEEE’s research pitch sessions push academics closer to industry backing

IEEE Communications Society says its pitch sessions help researchers connect with industry.
The sessions were presented as a catalyst for meaningful academic-corporate engagement.
The model focuses on turning conference visibility into concrete collaboration opportunities.

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DT Editorial Team·May 14, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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IEEE Program Aims to Connect the Billions Who Are Still Offline

IEEE Program Targets the Connectivity Gap Still Leaving Billions Offline

IEEE is drawing attention to efforts aimed at expanding internet access in underserved communities.
Nearly 30 percent of the global population remains offline, according to the source.
Connectivity is increasingly a prerequisite for participation in education, commerce, and public services.

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DT Editorial Team·May 12, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 15, 2026·4 min read·via spectrum.ieee.org

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How Is Ana Inês Inácio Quietly Redefining RF Sensor Design

Award-winning RF engineer Ana Inês Inácio is helping shape the next generation of wireless systems

IEEE recognized Ana Inês Inácio with its Outstanding Young Professional Award.
The citation credits her with pioneering advancements in RF sensor systems.
The profile underscores the role of RF engineering in making wireless systems faster and smaller.

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How IEEE’s Guide Can Fast Track Your Cybersecurity Consulting Path

Cybersecurity Consulting Demand Keeps Rising as IEEE Highlights the Skills Gap

IEEE published a guide on becoming a cybersecurity consultant.
The supplied material cites nearly 30% projected growth for information security analyst roles through 2034.
Skills and certifications remain central signals of credibility in security work.
Demand suggests cybersecurity consulting is moving further into the professional mainstream.

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This Professor Converts Visualization Into Discovery

Yong Wang’s Award Highlights a New Generation of AI-Driven Data Visualization Research

IEEE Spectrum profiled Yong Wang after a significant early-career research award.
The piece emphasizes his use of AI in rethinking data visualization.
The recognition reflects broader momentum around AI-assisted ways of interpreting data.

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IEEE Entrepreneurship Connects Hardware Startups With Investors

IEEE Bets Hardware Startups Need More Than Capital, and Faster Access to It

IEEE’s entrepreneurship effort is aimed at connecting hardware startups with investors and service providers.
Hard-tech ventures face persistent obstacles including funding constraints, long R&D cycles, and manufacturing complexity.
Events centered on pitch contests and networking can reduce friction between founders, capital, and commercialization support.

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Remembering Gus Gaynor: A Devoted IEEE Volunteer

Remembering Gus Gaynor as Engineering Institutions Face a Generational Handoff

IEEE Spectrum reported the death of longtime volunteer Gerard “Gus” Gaynor at age 104
Gaynor was an IEEE Life Fellow and former engineering director at 3M
His career highlights the role of volunteer leadership in engineering institutions

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How a Student’s AI Robot Lightens the Load for Caregivers At Home

Temple Profile Highlights the Human Side of Engineering Innovation

IEEE profiled Temple University student Kyle McGinley and his development through student-branch involvement.
The profile highlights both technical and soft-skill growth.
McGinley is also a research assistant at Temple’s Computer Fusion Lab.

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AI Tool Spots Mental Health Conditions

Retina-scanning mental health tool wins attention for use in underresourced communities

Smart Eye Kiosk uses retinal images to monitor stress and mental health indicators.
The tool also screens for basic eye diseases.
Its development is aimed at improving access in underresourced communities.

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How 40 Years of Wireless Turned Networks Into Sensing Platforms

Four decades of wireless standards evolution has transformed networks from voice channels into pervasive sensing platforms using ISAC technology
5G's wide bandwidth and dense antenna arrays enable passive sensing of people, vehicles, and environments from existing cellular signals
6G specifications being developed globally include ISAC as a first-class capability, raising governance questions about network-generated surveillance data

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