Computer Society (CS) Scholarships
The IEEE Computer Society (CS) supports student members through scholarship opportunities. These scholarships encourage excellence, and foster academic achievements among computer science and engineering students….
The Pulse of Long Island
Call for IEEE Long Island Section Award Nominations
Acknowledging the accomplishments of our peers is important to our profession. Each year, our Section gives several awards in various categories. You are encouraged to…
Giving back to the community
Hello everyone, For those who do not know me, I work on staff with IEEE supporting the volunteers in the US, primarily in Regions 3,…
2018 Annual Section Officer Election Nominations
Dear IEEE Long Island Section Members, The Section nominated slate for 2018 Annual Section Officer Election is: Section Chair: Louis D’Onofrio 1st Vice Chair: James…
Call for Papers: The 13th International Conference & Expo on Emerging Technologies for a Smarter World (CEWIT2017)
CEWIT Call for Papers – Summary Deadline August 01, 2017 Call for Papers: The 13th International Conference & Expo on Emerging Technologies for a Smarter World…
The Net Neutrality protest day
Google, Facebook, and other technology companies joined over 70,000 organizations to promote the benefits of net neutrality. Today is the Internet-wide day of Action for…
Nikola Tesla and Electric Dream Expo
Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe marked Nikola Tesla’s 161st birthday and the 100th anniversary of the dismantling of his famous wireless transmitter by hosting a…
Autonomous Vehicles: not so fast
The Long Island Consultants Network (LICN), an affinity group within the IEEE, holds monthly meetings that are usually devoted to lectures on technical topics that…
Refer a Colleague, Get Great Merchandise
Have you encouraged someone who has your interest in advancing technology to join IEEE? Now is a great time to do so. Refer a colleague to…
Long Island’s Electrical and Electronic History – June 2017
Image credit (Editor): Computer History Museum; 1986: IBM releases the first commercial RISC-based workstation – The IBM PC-RT had 1 MB of RAM, a 1.2-megabyte…