Proceedings of the IEEE Kicks off 2nd Century with Launch of Editorial Themes
Highly Cited Journal to Feature Comprehensive Updates on Energy, Power and Data Processing Needs for Emerging TechnologiesNew Proceedings of the IEEE Presents Comprehensive 21st Century Review of Aerospace Communications
When disasters strike, aerospace communication will be the “go-to technology” to facilitate long-range connectivity, enable rapid response to emergency needs and let survivors communicate with the external world. This is just one of a plethora of critical future roles for Aerospace (Satellite) Communications described in 13 articles in the recent special issue of Proceedings of the IEEE on “Aerospace Communications and Networking,” which covers the history, current trends as well as the future in the next two decades. Proceedings of the IEEE is the world’s most highly-cited general-interest journal in electrical engineering and computer science.October Issue of Proceedings of the IEEE Presents Most Comprehensive Metamaterials Analysis Ever Assembled
The future of the metamaterials field shows great promise for achieving exotic new functions according to October’s Proceedings of the IEEE, the most highly-cited general-interest journal in electrical engineering and computer science, approaching its 100th year of publication in 2012. Entitled “Metamaterials: Fundamentals and Applications in the Microwave and Optical Regimes,” the 16-article issue, written by internationally renowned leaders in the field is packed with innovative research reports on potential new functions and insights that could impact many aspects of life from enhancing readability of MRIs to increasing computer speed and improving bandwidth and cell phone performance.Leading IEEE Journal Addresses Key Smart Grid Tech Issues; Prioritizes Challenges
Cites Electric Drive Vehicles as “Best Way” to Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence: Analyzes: Driver Hesitation; Addresses Need to Intensify Smart Grid Security Effort; Improve Wireless Network ReliabilityLeading Electrical Engineering Journal Envisions +25% Energy Efficiency Without Major Capacity Boost; Proposes Framework to Integrate Electric Vehicles Into Power Systems
Our nation’s power industry is too complex to hope for major resource innovations according to a special January update on Network Systems Engineering in Proceedings of the IEEE, the world’s leading journal in electrical engineering and computer science since 1913. Because new energy resources are unlikely, the issue takes on the challenge of demonstrating how efficiencies as high as 25 percent are achievable with no increases in capacity or resources just by using and delivering existing power more efficiently.Good News for Computer Users: Future Processor and Memory Functions to Be More Efficient
According to research reported in the special issue update of Proceedins of the IEEE on Nanoelectronics applications, computer users will be elated to learn that efficient new systems to process information and sustain memory function are on the horizon. Many of these are new devices and forward-thinking technologies proposed to perform either the processor function or the memory function, and in some instances a universal device to perform both functions. Proceedings of the IEEE is the world’s most highly-cited general-interest journal in electrical engineering and computer science since 1913.
Wireless Sensor Networks Get Real With Real-World Applications in the November Issue of Proceedings of the IEEE
Leading Research Journal Foretells a Network More Powerful Than the Internet; Medical, Environmental Innovations Also Cited