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Will Flying Cars be the future of transportation?

Read Kaushik Rajashekara's expert opinion on how Flying cars and eVTOL vehicles could change the way cities are developed, with infrastructure development around building roads and bridges minimized and several trees saved from being cut. Read Article

2021 Recipient, James J. Coleman, Talks Paradigm shifts in Semiconductor Layers

In the EE times article, James Coleman talks about Strained Semiconductor Layers and how for 40 years since the invention of the transistor, there was one inviolable rule about multiple epitaxial layers of different materials: heterostructures. Read Article

Evelyn Hu’s Semiconductor Engineering Article on qubits

Evelyn Hu's article: Where Imperfections Lead To Opportunity in Semiconductor Engineering Read Article

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories Now Sponsors Two IEEE Awards

Want to know even more about the recipients of IEEE’s highest-level awards, such as: What hobbies do they have? Read Article

IEEE Electronics Packaging Award Becomes IEEE Rao R. Tummala Electronics Packaging Award

A new IEEE Medal will be presented for the first time in 2021 at the virtual IEEE Vision, Innovation, and Challenges Summit & Honors Ceremony—the IEEE Mildred Dresselhaus Medal. Read Article

On-Demand Videos – 2021 IEEE VIC Summit

The virtual 2021 IEEE VIC Summit and Honors Ceremony was held on 11-13 May. It was celebrated all over the world. Read Article

2021 IEEE Founders Medal Recipient Henry Samueli is a Charitable Donor

The Samueli Foundation, which supports science, technology, engineering, and math education; integrative health; youth services; and social justice programs, mostly in California has funded projects with grants ranging from $5,000 to $200 million. Read Article

Kulkarni talks “blockchain” TechForge’s The Block

2021 Hissey Recipient, Kulkarni, talks about hjow blockchain can accelerate the United Nations’ most sustainable development goals in his article in The Block Read Article

2021 Hissey Recipient Kartik Kulkarni Leading Since his 20s

When Kartik Kulkarni was 23 years old in 2009 he might have been one of the youngest IEEE members to lead a global IEEE steering committee. The group was tasked with studying how to use members’ tech know-how to solve societal issues. Read Article

Power Engineering Recipient’s Article in Solar Power World

The Power Engineering Recipient writes an article in Solar Power World on Farming. Read Article

IEEE Awards Honoring Women Who Are Making a Difference in Engineering

A new IEEE Medal will be presented for the first time in 2021 at the virtual IEEE Vision, Innovation, and Challenges Summit & Honors Ceremony—the IEEE Mildred Dresselhaus Medal. Read Article

2020 Von Neumann Recipient, Jordan talks AI

"Stop Calling Everything AI" Machine-Learning Pioneer and 2020 Von Neumann Medal Recipient, Michael I. Jordan says. Today's artificial-intelligence systems aren’t actually intelligent. Read Article