AI is making AR/VR smarter, faster and more immersive than ever before.
But as digital and physical worlds merge, ethics and privacy frameworks are top of mind as we work toward widespread adoption.
Visit the link in our bio to see what IEEE members are saying.
AI in semiconductor manufacturing is no longer an experiment. It’s an essential tool to meet the demands of a rapidly growing industry.
And technology alone isn’t enough to scale successful AI pilots into complex production environments. As the semiconductor industry is expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2030, there’s an unprecedented demand for professionals who can connect the dots that lead to operational success.
Visit @ieeeeducation to read more about the skills needed to scale the future. See the link in our bio.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
IEEE members weighed in with a plethora of valuable advice, from “you can do it” to “keep innovating and keep learning.” No matter your path, being open to new opportunities, staying curious and loving what you do can all help take your career to the next level.
Visit the link in bio to explore how IEEE is a launchpad for professional growth.
This week, we’re recognizing IEEE Xplore author Madhusanka Liyanage for his contributions that help advance secure, intelligent and resilient communications systems for next-generation networks.
In his work, Madhusanka focuses on building reliable and trustworthy network environments as technologies become more AI-driven.
By helping address key challenges in security, privacy and performance, Madhusanka helps support emerging applications across industries.
Visit @ieeexplore_org to learn more about Madhusanka and his research. See the link in our bio.
The #IEEE Response Quest™ Challenge submission deadline is approaching soon on 29 May!
If you have an innovative concept to help advance emergency intelligence, we want to hear from you!
Don’t miss your opportunity to participate and for the chance to win cash prizes. #LinkInBio
Most people simply play video games. IEEE Member Ning Hu was looking for the why behind it all.
This curiosity helped launch his career, which has spanned AI, blockchain and more.
Visit the #LinkInBio to read more on IEEE Transmitter.
Learning new skills is one of the most important ways to help advance your career at any stage.
And engaging with the IEEE community provides members with a multitude of opportunities to share knowledge and collaborate with like-minded peers.
Discover how IEEE helps open doors of opportunity. #LinkInBio
“It was a privilege to present the 2026 IEEE President’s Award to Mariana Costa Checa for her leadership and contributions to the betterment of society. Her work is creating new pathways into the technology workforce, unlocking potential across communities and shaping a more inclusive future in the age of AI.
This is the kind of impact that drives IEEE forward as we continue advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.”
-Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO
When NASA’s Voyager 1 launched in 1977, no one expected it to still be sending signals back to Earth nearly 50 years later.
But while it’s billions of miles away, exploring deep outer space where latency can exceed 20 hours, the transmissions continue to come through.
In Kitakyushu, Japan, IEEE Executive Director and COO Sophia Muirhead met with volunteer leaders and staff from across the region, highlighting the power of IEEE’s global network.
It’s through these moments of collaboration that our community continues to advance technology for the benefit of humanity.
“Technology is advancing rapidly, but innovation does not always happen together.
The IEEE Impact Challenge is about bringing people and ideas together to apply today’s technologies in meaningful ways, from saving lives through better disaster response to inspiring future technologists.
When we connect our global community, we can create a lasting impact that benefits humanity.”
- Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO
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This week, we’re recognizing #IEEE Xplore author Symeon Chatzinotas for his work on advancing next-generation telecommunications and expanding global connectivity.
His research focuses on bridging the digital divide through non-terrestrial networks and explores the future of the quantum internet using fiber and free-space optical technologies.
Inspired by the laws of physics, Symeon's research turns fundamental science into real-world impact.
Visit @ieeexplore_org to learn more about Symeon and his work. #LinkInBio
