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Whether you're a student trying to select a focus, if you're just starting your career, or if you're getting close to retirement, IEEE has a wealth of resources to help you at every stage of your professional life.

Whether you're a student trying to select a focus, if you're just starting your career, or if you're getting close to retirement, IEEE has a wealth of resources to help you at every stage of your professional life.

It's five o'clock and you're wondering: where did the day go? Today's Engineer's Abby Vogel looks at ten of the biggest time traps that can pass the time... but not always productively.

If you just joined Twitter, you need to know the top techies worth following. We thought we'd help by providing a list of technology thought leaders who post useful information, including links, news, tips, inside information and perspectives on current events.

Today’s Engineer recently held a Q&A session with NCEES Director of Examination Services Tim Miller, P.E., who is responsible for preparing and scoring the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Principles and Practice (PE) examinations used by U.S. licensing boards to license professional engineers.

These 10 shows demonstrate how science and engineering can be used to solve problems — and can be a lot of fun.

For your reading pleasure, and to serve as proof that there is intelligent life out there on the Internet, Today's Engineer is profiling interesting and useful Web sites for your edification. What's in your bookmark list?

When more than 10,000 students gathered in Atlanta’s Georgia Dome in April to compete in a robotics championship, the stands were filled with cheering teachers, parents, coaches and mentors — many of whom are IEEE members.

Today’s Engineer recently sat down for a Q&A with IEEE member and IEEE-USA Licensure & Registration Committee member David Whitman, Ph.D, P.E., who was recently elected to be next year’s president of the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) – the organization that develops, scores and administers the U.S. engineering licensure examinations.

In November 2008, hundreds of engineers, economists, public policy experts, and citizens gathered in Atlanta for the IEEE Energy2030 Conference on Global Sustainable Energy Infrastructure.

2005 AAAS Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellow Abby Vogel spent the summer of 2005 as a science reporter at the Richmond Times-Dispatch. She says the experience helped her to find her career, and she believes that IEEE membership means volunteering to help current and future engineers realize theirs.