Discover live virtual and in-person events offered by IEEE groups around the world.

NOTE: Dates and times are based on the location of the event. Please click on the event listings for more details.

Virtual Event

Events

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • From Student to Innovator: Transforming Ideas into Research, Publications, Patents, Startups, and Career Success.

    In today's rapidly evolving technology-driven world, students and young professionals must go beyond academic excellence to develop the ability to innovate, conduct meaningful research, and create solutions for real-world challenges. Success in the digital era requires a blend of technical expertise, research aptitude, creativity, entrepreneurial thinking, and a commitment to lifelong learning. This expert talk presents a practical roadmap for transforming innovative ideas into tangible outcomes through research, publications, patents, startups, and professional growth. Participants will gain insights into the complete innovation lifecycle—from identifying real-world problems and validating ideas to developing impactful projects, publishing high-quality research papers, protecting innovations through intellectual property rights, exploring entrepreneurial opportunities, and building successful careers in academia, industry, and research. The session will also explore the ethical ...

    Learn More

  • IEEE 7000-series: Ethics at the Core: Responsible Engineering

    This session examines the methodologies for embedding ethical values and societal considerations into the design and development of AI, autonomous systems, and advanced technologies.Participants will explore frameworks for value-based system requirements, transparency, accountability, human oversight, and risk mitigation as defined in the IEEE 7000-series standards.The workshop emphasizes how mastering ethical system design is essential for engineers and innovators working to create technologies that are socially responsible, trustworthy, and aligned with long-term human well-being. PDH certificates will be provided.Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the 2nd Standard Marathon Program...

    Learn More

  • The Evolution of AI: From Neural Networks to Foundation Models

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decades, beginning with the development of neural networks that enabled machines to learn patterns from data. The rise of deep learning in the 2010s, fueled by advances in computational power and large datasets, unlocked breakthroughs in image recognition, speech processing, and natural language understanding. Building on these foundations, the introduction of transformer architectures paved the way for foundation models—large, pre‑trained systems such as GPT and BERT—that can be adapted to a wide range of tasks with minimal fine‑tuning. This evolution reflects a trajectory from specialized models to general‑purpose AI systems, highlighting both opportunities and challenges. Foundation models demonstrate unprecedented scalability and versatility, but they also raise concerns about bias, explainability, energy consumption, and governance. As AI continues to advance, the integration of ...

    Learn More

  • AI and Integrity: Ethics, Research, Teaching, and Publishing Panel

    Learn about impact of AI on Ethics, Research, Training, and Publishing. Karl Warnick, Professor, Brigham Young.University, and Chair, IEEE AP-S Education Committee Sima Noghanian, Distinguished Engineer, Belden; IEEE AP-S Liaison to IEEE SSIT; Associate Editor, IEEE TAP/OJAP/AP Magazine Konstantina Nikita, Professor, National Technical University of Athens; Editor-in-Chief, IEEE TAP; Past Editor-in-Chief, IEEE OJAP Cynthia Furse, Distinguished Professor, University of Utah; Chair...

    Learn More

  • Trusting the Machine, Empowering the Human: Navigating the Age of Human-AI Symbiosis

    This talk will first set explore the current state of Responsible AI and its implications for public trust in an increasingly AI-enabled society. Citizens are being asked to place trust in AI-enabled services, decisions, and institutions, yet perceptions of trustworthiness remain shaped by concerns over transparency, accountability, fairness, and human oversight. This talk will review the changing nature of work and the emergence of human-AI teaming, where humans and intelligent systems operate as collaborative teams with varying degrees of autonomy and agency. It examines how authority, responsibility, and decision-making could be negotiated within these relationships, and considers the skills needed to flourish in an agentic world. The presentation concludes by identifying key research challenges for creating trustworthy, human-centred AI ecosystems that deliver societal value while maintaining public confidence and meaningful human control...

    Learn More

  • Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI: From Principles to Professional Decisions

    On the occasion of IEEE Ethics Week 2026, the IEEE Iraq Section Educational Activities Committee is organizing an online interactive seminar entitled “Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI: From Principles to Professional Decisions.” Presented by Dr. Wael R. Abdulmajeed, Chair of the Educational Activities Committee, IEEE Iraq Section, the seminar will explore how professional engineering ethics can guide the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence in engineering, research, education, and professional practice. The session will address professional responsibility, public welfare, accuracy and accountability, privacy and confidentiality, transparency, bias, research integrity, and responsible AI-assisted decision-making. The seminar will also include interactive participation from attendees, allowing them to share their views, discuss ethical challenges, respond to practical scenarios, and contribute their experiences during the discussion and Q&...

    Learn More

  • AI, Ethics, Robotics and Mentorship Section Learning Exchange

    AI + Robotics + Ethics + Mentorship — How do we prepare the next generation for responsible innovation? We’ll connect K–12 mentorship, robotics, AI-enabled autonomous systems, and engineering ethics through practical examples and conversation. We’ll explore questions such as: 🔹 Who remains accountable when AI makes decisions? 🔹 When should humans intervene? 🔹 How do we design for safety, privacy, fairness, and access? 🔹 How can mentorship help students develop ethical judgment before...

    Learn More

  • Engineering Ethics for a Responsible Digital Future

    This talk explores the moral obligations of engineers and technologists in shaping a trustworthy digital world. It covers key ethical principles — data privacy, algorithmic fairness, AI accountability, and societal responsibility — highlighting how responsible design and professional integrity are essential to building technology that is safe, inclusive, and beneficial to all...

    Learn More

  • Horizons of Engineering Ethics (HEE) Webinar

    ‘But What Can I Do About It?’: Navigating Collective Action Problems in the Engineering Ethics Classroom Andrew McAninch, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Presented as part of IEEE Ethics Week as a collaboration between IEEE SSIT, the IEEE Education Society, and NIEE. Register at: https://bit.ly/4gJck5u   More information: https://technologyandsociety.org/ieee-ethics-week-horizons-of-engineering-ethics-hee-webinar...

    Learn More