EPICS in IEEE Team Creates Improved Solar Dryer Technology to Preserve and Sustain the Quality of Agro-produce in Uganda
Uganda’s main economic activity is farming, involving about 70% of the population. However, most of the farmers rely on traditional practices that can be inefficient or ineffective. Uganda is ranked among one of the least developed countries (LDCs), whose state of...
Boston Students Making Hearing Testing Accessible in Guatemala
Hearing loss is a prevalent issue, one that can impact very young children in the early stages of development who are unable to communicate the issue. Without adequate hearing testing, children can potentially experience developmental delays in areas such as speech,...
EPICS in IEEE Annual Report: Wrapping up our Best Year Yet!
Building on the positive momentum of 2022, the EPICS in IEEE program approved an impressive 39 projects in 2023, all of which support EPICS in IEEE’s four foundational pillars (Access & Abilities, Education & Outreach, Environment, and Human Services),...
EPICS in IEEE: A 15th Anniversary Q&A with Co-Founder Leah Jamieson
IEEE Past President and current Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University looks back on EPICS in IEEE’s growth, impact, and bright future ahead IEEE Life Fellow Leah H. Jamieson, Ph.D. has contributed immeasurably to the field...
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