Columns & Departments
We proudly present to our readers a new way of accessing the IEEE Canadian Review website – by columns and departments.
Columns
Our columnists' reserach and ear-to-the-ground reporting will help keep you current. And, if you are a recognized expert in an IEEE field of interest wishing to propose a column, contact our editor-in-chief at vanlane@ieee.org| Presidents' Messages |
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A quick way to see highlights of IEEE Canada activities, as well as IEEE and IEEE Canada priorities. To read Presidents' Messages from our past issues, please click here. |
| Biz-tech Report by Terry Malkinson |
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Terry's recent summary of technology innovations in the Canadian business scene. To read all his columns from our past issues, please click here. |
| Lift Off! by Dario Schor |
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Highlights of exciting projects, missions, spin-offs, and findings from current space activity. To read all Dario's columns from our past issues, please click here. |
| Radio Science in Canada by David Michelson |
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The impact of electromagnetic fields and waves applications on society, industry and the economy. To read all David's columns from our past issues, please click here. |
| Engineering Management by Terry Malkinson |
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Terry's round-up of recent articles in the field. To read all his columns from our past issues, please click here. |
| Technology in Sports by Terry Malkinson |
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Terry's reports on how technology can improve safety and performance in sports To read all his columns from our past issues, please click here. |
Departments
Exploring the same terrain from issue to issue but with different guides, our departments may make you smile, or maybe shake your head in disagreement. Some may inspire you. But in any event, you're sure to find them a good read.| Experiential Learning |
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Real-life lessons of our readers that only experience can teach. To view the curriculum, please click here. |
| Viewpoint (Guest Editorial) |
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Industry leaders make their case for needed action in the public policy debates of the day To read all Viewpoints from our past issues, please click here. |
| How and Why I Volunteered for IEEE |
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What motivates us to give of our time and talents? Everyone's story is unique. To peruse the profiles of some of our accomplished and dedicated volunteers, please click here. |
Last update / 2018-11-28 / la dernière mise à jour
