Remembering IEEE Leaders: Mel Olken and Stephanie Huguenin The world of electrical engineering and technology has recently experienced a double loss with the passing of Mel Olken, a pioneering leader in power engineering, and Stephanie Huguenin, a dedicated research scientist and volunteer. Both individuals left indelible marks on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers … Read more
LOS ANGELES, CA – A new wave of innovation in healthcare and engineering education is being spearheaded by Loyola Marymount University’s Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Xiangyi Cheng. Her recent publication in IEEE Access, titled “Mobile Devices or Head-Mounted Displays: A Comparative Review and Analysis of Augmented Reality in Healthcare,” marks a significant step forward … Read more
A staggering number of U.S. patients – nearly half – never complete the process of accessing the specialized or post-acute care their doctors recommend. This critical breakdown in healthcare coordination stems from outdated provider directories, insurance complexities, and a reliance on antiquated communication methods like phone calls and faxes. But a Denver-based startup, Carenector, is … Read more
The pursuit of scientific advancement rarely happens in isolation. For physicist Cinzia DaVià, collaboration isn’t merely a professional strategy; it’s the foundational principle guiding her groundbreaking work, from the heart of CERN’s particle accelerators to innovative solutions for sustainable energy. Her career exemplifies the power of interconnectedness in tackling some of the world’s most pressing … Read more
The world of computational electromagnetics mourns the loss of Madabushi Venkadamachari (MVK) Chari, a pioneering figure whose work fundamentally shaped the design and analysis of electric machines. Chari, an IEEE Life Fellow, passed away on December 3rd at the age of 97, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and mentorship. His groundbreaking development of the … Read more
CAMBRIDGE, MA – In a world increasingly shaped by automation, Daniela Rus is not building robots to replace humans, but to amplify our capabilities. The pioneering roboticist and director of MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has been awarded the prestigious IEEE Edison Medal, recognizing her sustained leadership and groundbreaking contributions to the … Read more
The unimaginable unfolded on September 11, 2001, as two aircraft struck the World Trade Center in New York City. Beyond the immediate tragedy, the structural response of the Twin Towers presented an unprecedented engineering challenge. Existing building codes hadn’t accounted for the catastrophic impact and subsequent fires that compromised the steel framework, leading to a … Read more
Job Experience: Boost Your Hiring Chances
The pressure is on. As a student navigating the complexities of higher education, are you grappling with the unsettling feeling that theoretical knowledge alone won’t cut it in the competitive job market? Do you worry about a gap between what you learn in classrooms and the practical skills employers demand? Many aspiring engineers find themselves … Read more