Giving Back by Supporting IEEE Initiatives

Giving Back by Supporting IEEE Initiatives

Jun 8, 2022 | Donor Profiles

Rafi Koutoby Member Grade: Member As an active IEEE member throughout his student years at California State University-Long Beach (US), Rafi Koutoby — now a Distribution Engineer at utility company Southern California Edison in Pomona, CA, US — confirmed...
MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 2

MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 2

Aug 12, 2021 | Blogs

SCU Students Develop Sensor for Testing Bacteria in Breastmilk – Part 2 By Christina Muchmore           The last blog introduced the “Milk Gals,” from Santa Clara University, a team of five women looking to develop an alginate-based sensor strip for testing if...
MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 2

MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 1

Aug 9, 2021 | Blogs

  By Christina Muchmore SCU Students Develop Sensor for Testing Bacteria in Human Breast Milk This blog is the first of a two-part blog duo introducing the “Milk Gals” from Santa Clara University, a team of five women looking to develop an alginate-based sensor...
Tokyo 2021 Olympics: The Most Advanced Olympics Ever (Part 3)

Tokyo 2021 Olympics: The Most Advanced Olympics Ever (Part 3)

Aug 7, 2021 | Blogs

By Isaac Ryu The viewer experience has become a significant priority for all major news networks. Whether it’s sports coverage or even an election, networks have turned to new technologies to create an enhanced product. Before the Tokyo Olympics, NBC selected...
Tokyo 2021 Olympics: The Most Advanced Olympics Ever (Part 2)

Tokyo 2021 Olympics: The Most Advanced Olympics Ever (Part 2)

Aug 4, 2021 | Blogs

By Isaac Ryu: Alongside implementing facial recognition, the International Olympics Committee (IOC) alongside Intel will add a host of tech to the upcoming games. One thing that is returning after its debut in Pyeongchang in 2018 is virtual reality. Virtual reality at...