By William F Hederman, Life Member Among the giants of early electric power was a man who stood 4 feet tall. Charles Proteus Steinmetz was an immigrant to the United States (U.S.) from Germany. He was almost denied admission to America at Ellis Island in 1889 because of his frail appearance and concern about his ...
By Edward J. Joyce, Life Senior Member, former software engineering manager, now retired One fine spring day, I went into a 9:00 AM meeting at my company with a senior vice president whom I had neither met nor spoken to previously. I expected a reorganization announcement, something I had seen routinely during my 22 years ...
AI and quantum are a dynamic duo: AI enhances decision-making and efficiency and can also be used to help protect systems. Quantum computing solves complex problems. Yet, these technologies can also introduce new vulnerabilities in our cyber defenses. IEEE Transmitter has published a collection of articles and videos discussing the future of cybersecurity, including insights ...
By John Day, IEEE Director of Member Products & Programs Cognitive health directly impacts seniors’ quality of life. Numerous studies have shown that those with preserved cognitive function can continue to engage in meaningful activities, maintain social connections, and pursue hobbies and interests. Brain fitness exercises support cognitive abilities and contribute to emotional well-being, confidence, ...
T.S. Rangarajan has been a volunteer at IEEE for over 21 years, serving in numerous roles. He is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for Section Chairs from IEEE India Council 2019 and the Lifetime Achievement Award Madras Section 2022. In this article, Rangarajan outlines what he feels are the primary issues facing electric ...