AI + work: Understanding AI’s impact on the labor market Much has been said about what artificial intelligence (AI) could mean for the labor market; an early wave of research gives us evidence and data to consider. On March 10, The Budget Lab at Yale, The Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution, and Peterson Institute... Read more →

As climate-related challenges intensify, organizations are under increasing pressure to design systems that are both highly reliable and environmentally sustainable. This presentation explores the critical intersection of reliability engineering and sustainability, highlighting how metrics like resilience, durability, and robust design directly support long‑term environmental goals. We will clarify key reliability attributes including resilience, and durability,... Read more →

Floating solar PV (FPV) is the application of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules on bodies of water. While this technology has been deployed extensively in Asia and other parts of the world, it is still a niche part of the solar industry in North America. This presentation will cover the fundamentals of FPV: what it is,... Read more →

Secrets to Career Success Are you fully prepared to “hit the ground running” as you start your career? What skills are truly valued by employers? What differentiates engineers who quickly rise through the ranks from the ones whose progression stagnates? How will the advent of AI change the game? IEEE Providence Section is pleased to... Read more →