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Transitioning into a new field is an incredible opportunity for growth. But learning the intricacies of a new industry can be overwhelming. #IEEE Senior Member Jenifer Castillo shares how engaging with the IEEE helped her feel confident as she transitioned into her new role. Visit IEEE Transmitter to hear more about the IEEE experience from Jenifer and other members: https://bit.ly/4nR3CTM
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IEEE congratulates John Clarke, Professor Emeritus at UC Berkeley, Michel Devoret, Professor at UC Santa Barbara and Professor Emeritus of Applied Physics at Yale University, and John M. Martinis, Professor Emeritus at UC Santa Barbara, on winning the 2025 Nobel Prize for Physics. 🏅 The prize was awarded jointly to the scientists “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantization in an electric circuit.” You can find a sampling of some of their published works in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library, available free to access for a limited time. 🔗 https://loom.ly/_zA5Mq8 #IEEE #IEEEXplore #NobelPrize #Physics #QuantumPhysics #QuantumTechnology
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We’d all like to think that we’d never fall for a phishing attack. After all, many organizations require regular anti-phishing training as a preventative measure. But the prevalence of phishing attacks has surged by an estimated 1200% since the rise of generative AI in 2022. Many experts agree that traditional training alone is no longer an effective way to help combat these growing threats. But what can be done? Visit #IEEE Transmitter to read more: https://bit.ly/3KGqHtG
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This week, we’re recognizing #IEEE Xplore Author Michele Nogueira for her research that advances the science and impact of secure digital systems. In her work, Michele is driven to develop cutting-edge solutions that help solve today’s most complex cybersecurity challenges and make a meaningful societal impact. She is committed to advancing scientific excellence, emphasizing that progress must go hand-in-hand with mentorship, an open mindset and global collaboration. Visit IEEE Xplore to learn more about Michele and her research: https://bit.ly/3KzsxfT
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Getting involved with #IEEE opens the door to a multitude of opportunities for educational and professional growth. From learning new skills to making lasting connections, engaging with IEEE helps members thrive in their fields with the support of a global community of like-minded professionals. Visit IEEE Transmitter to hear more from IEEE members: https://bit.ly/4h2kMvc
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IEEE’s rich history of innovation is made possible by the power of community. Today isn’t just a day to honor the past, but a time to look toward the future to see how technology can benefit humanity. How are you celebrating today? Tag #IEEEDay to show us your events and projects, and browse happenings in your area: https://ieeeday.org/
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This week, we’re recognizing #IEEE Fellow Muriel Médard, affiliated with IEEE Communications Society, for her groundbreaking contributions to the theory and practice of network coding, optical networks and wireless communications. Muriel currently works in academia, serving as a professor of software and science engineering who is deeply involved in reliability and communications research. As a holder of over 50 patents, Muriel has been a pioneering figure in her field, recently leading a team that developed the GRAND chip, which has unlocked unprecedented efficiency in decoding signal transmissions. She is an active IEEE member and volunteer, passionate about mentoring the next generation and sharing knowledge through IEEE journals and publications.
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#IEEE Member Nick Volpe shares his experiences about connecting with the global IEEE community. Even in the most unexpected places, the opportunity to meet other members has inspired meaningful conversations that have helped him expand his network. Read more about Nick and other IEEE Members on IEEE Transmitter: https://bit.ly/46vOghl