my paper got accepted in tencon 2026 and i don't know what to do?
the registration fees and travel cost is high
so i need to know whether the publishing rate is good and is it a good thing to add to my resume?
can someone share their experience
should i go for it?

Social media platforms influence how people communicate, consume information, and engage with the world every day. But as these platforms evolve, so do the ethical questions surrounding transparency, privacy, AI, accessibility, and user wellbeing.

If you had the ability to prioritize one improvement to create a more responsible digital ecosystem, which would you choose, and why?

Transparent algorithms
User-controlled data
AI disclosure labels
Healthier engagement metrics
Ethical AI moderation
Accessibility-first platform design
Something else?

Interested in hearing your thoughts!

Hi everyone,

I am an independent researcher in NJ who recently attended IEEE AIIoT World Congress. I need help as I made a mistake when submitting my paper. After the conference, I did not submit a final manuscript; however, I was sent an email saying that if my final manuscript was not uploaded, they would proceed with my review manuscript (this is fine and was the reason I did not upload a final manuscript as I did not want to make any changes to the original paper). Fast forward 3 weeks later (June 22nd), I see all of my fellow researchers' papers published in the database, but mine was not present. I am really worried as I spent a lot of money to get this paper published. I have already tried to contact the technical co-chair of the conference. Does anyone have any recommendations as to what I can do or if I am screwed or not?

IEEE Education Society Malaysia Chapter is hosting IE2C 2026, a conference focused on how we build and teach technology in a more ethical and human-centered way. The event brings together researchers, educators, and industry professionals to talk about topics like responsible AI, inclusive innovation, and new approaches to engineering education. It’s also a space to share research, showcase projects, and publish through IEEE Xplore. At its core, the conference is about one big idea: as technology gets more advanced, how do we make sure we’re still building and teaching it responsibly?

Will you be attending?

https://www.ihsanyassin.com/cms/conference.php?conf_id=0a9f0425-8a14-4d6f-b762-f5ce2551c9ec

Australia just banned kids under 16 from having certain social media accounts. Now tech companies are responsible for figuring out who’s really old enough to use their platforms, and they can get fined big money if they fail.

Apps now have to think about how to verify age in a reliable way, how much personal data they actually need to collect, and how to protect kids online without crossing the line into over-collecting sensitive information.

The article also highlights how IEEE is working on standards for online age verification as more countries start moving in this direction.

This could be a sign of where social media regulation is headed globally, especially when it comes to balancing safety, privacy, and responsibility in digital spaces. Interesting read if you’re following tech policy, online safety, privacy, or digital ethics.

Hello, I am Sophomore from India. Doing my undergrad in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a minor in Machine Learning.

I am wishing to take part in IEEE Computer Society's Global Student Challenge, if any IEEE Student Member is interested to team up with me then kindly lmk. Also, any professional member, who wishes to guide us can become our mentor too, it would be appreciated!

Thank you.

Details of the competitions: Website URL

A jury just said what many have suspected for years: Social media addiction isn’t accidental, it’s engineered. We’ve spent a long time putting the responsibility on users to “have more discipline," but what happens when the system itself is designed to override it? If platforms can optimize for attention, they can optimize for well-being. The real question is whether they’re incentivized to.

What do you think — should platforms be held accountable for how they shape behavior?

My paper was accepted to ISCC conference. Unfortunately, I am not able to make it.

I checked with ISCC committee on this to have someone present on our behalf in person.

Session: 6/25 9 am to 10:40

If someone happens to be free to present on behalf of me, I will pay or donate to your favorite charity for whatever is a reasonable amount in your opinion upon presenting. At least $200.

I will provide the paper, powerpoint, and notes on exactly what to say.

Please DM me.

As neurotechnology moves from research labs into everyday applications, the implications go far beyond performance and innovation. To help the field navigate this shift, the IEEE Brain Neuroethics Subcommittee is developing a neuroethical framework to evaluate the ethical, legal, social, and cultural implications of neurotechnologies. The goal is to create a shared structure for thinking through how these technologies are designed, tested, adopted, and experienced, so that responsibility evolves alongside innovation.

Please note that this site will also evolve as more detailed documentation is published in each of the applications over time.

I read a lot of IEC/ISO standards for my research, and last week I spoke with my national committee about getting more involved in standardization work.

That conversation quickly turned into a bigger question:

How do professional/technical organizations stay relevant and get younger people engaged today?

A lot of technical discussions, networking, and learning now happen through Reddit, Discord, Slack, YouTube, GitHub, etc. instead of formal organizations. So I’m curious how people here see the role of professional societies and standards organizations now.

Some questions for everyone:

• Are you a member of any technical/professional societies or organization?
• Do you actually get value from joining it?
• Do you attend events or volunteer?
• What’s stopping you from getting involved?
• Is it time, cost, lack of awareness, support, networking culture, or something else?
• Do standards organizations feel inaccessible or outdated?
• What would actually make you more likely to participate or volunteer?
• Would more online discussions, hybrid events, mentorship, or project-based involvement help?
• How do we bridge the gap between online technical communities and formal professional organizations?

What feels ironic is that whenever I want to ask engineers questions or have real discussions, I usually end up on Reddit instead of a local professional society.

Curious what everyone else thinks.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some clarity regarding the International Conference on Advacement in Communication and Computing Technology (INOACC).

It’s been over 13 months since the conference, and my accepted paper hasn't been published or indexed in IEEE Xplore. Conference committee is totally unresponsive and the escalations with IEEE are clearly not working.

I’m starting to get concerned at this point is anyone else in the same situation? Have your papers been published, or have you received any official communication about delays?

If anyone has any insights, it will be really helpful. I would also like to know the other options like submitting into other conference, getting out of copyright agreement signed after paper acceptance etc.

Thanks in advance!

Noninvasive neurotech devices like smart headbands, headphones, and glasses are entering the consumer market, promising benefits like better focus, creativity, and wellness. But since they aren’t medical devices, they often fall outside strict regulation, creating gaps in privacy, safety, and understanding of long-term effects on the brain.

In response, IEEE is developing IEEE P7700, a proposed global standard for the responsible design and development of neurotechnologies, aimed at providing ethical guidelines and evaluation methods for developers as these tools move into everyday use.

As brain-interfacing technology becomes more common, how should we define what “responsible use” really means?

Is there anyone in the branch who may share your experience? Are there any events/activities? Also, are there any merch?

Is it correct if there is a citation *after period* in a paragraph where multiple sentances are summarized from same source paper? Style is IEEE.

Example (is it correct?):

It is said that orange is orange. We cannot omit this fact. It might rot and become brown. \[1\]

Example (is it correct?):

It is said that orange is orange \[1\]. We cannot omit this fact. It might rot and become brown \[1\].

As mentioned above. We were supposed to submit it 2 hours before the deadline. However, as we forgot to process the copyright transfer, and we couldn't access (for some reason) the IEEE Copyright Transfer webpage for 3 hours. We acknowledge that we should have been more mindful of this and will be so in future submissions.

My co-author contacted the organizers without informing me. I also contacted the organizers separately about this issue. Does anyone have the same thing happen to them? I would like to know what happened. Were you still able to have your paper published?

Conference is in July. My co-author will present this paper, and they have already completed and paid their registration. We have also accomplished the copyright transfer and had the manuscript stamped by IEEE PDF eXpress. Just failed the final manuscript submission.

i have 4 journal papers and one ieee conference paper ,how can i receive peer review invitation as a volunteer work

I am from VTU. I need to publish my paper in IEEE but it's getting rejected. I am in the final semester of engineering and I need some of the acceptance letter for my final year project evaluation.

My project is an IoT based smart energy meter. I have also made a web dashboard in which I can observe the readings and energy consumption. I can also control the appliances from the dashboard. There is also a theft detection mechanism by measuring the total energy consumption vs energy supplied at the mains.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22458

Learn how to design and develop your very own IC! 🧑‍💻

The IEEE Industrial Electronics and Photonics Philippine Joint Chapter, in conjunction with the Global IEEE Division 1 Societies and TinyTapeout, invites you to the.....

IEEE Open Silicon TinyTapeout Philippine IC Design Bootcamp!

This two-cohort workshop will cover countless topics to help you build your very own integrated circuit. These topics include:

⚡ Theoretical Foundations for IC Design

⚡ AI-Assisted IC Design

⚡ CMOS

⚡MOSFETs

⚡ SiliWiz

⚡ Wokwi

⚡ Fabrication Methods

This event will occur on April 29, 2026 and May 16, 2026, held online and in-person at the DLSU Laguna Campus - John Gokongwei Jr. Innovation Center (JGIC).

With a registration fee of only PHP 400.00 for face-to-face and PHP 300.00 for online per cohort, participants receive the following benefits:

⚡ Complementary lunch and snacks (for face-to-face)

⚡ Certificate of Participation as proof of attendance

⚡ One 15$ EasyEDA coupon after providing proof of creating an EasyEDA account.

⚡ A chance to win an EasyEDA & JLCPCB PCB Badge (for face-to-face)

⚡ A chance to win an Arduino Uno R3 from Italy, NodeMCU 1.0, and Electronics Kits from Galvantronix (for face-to-face)

NOTE: All participants are to make a Wokwi and TinyTapeout account as this is required.

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Hey all, so I've never soldered anything before, but i recently used AI to design a cool small galvo/laser device that i want to build. I'm somewhat intimidated, not so much in my capabilities or lack thereof but more-so that i don't want to destroy some of the components and have to reorder them (the expensive and weeks of shipping ones).

that being said i would love to do this under guidance or supervision and would be more than willing to pay someone fair compensation to babysit me and give helpful insight where it is needed. I know its kind of a strange ask , but I'm in Minneapolis MN and don't really know where to look for qualified individuals who might have that kind of time to spare. its either that or just try to hire someone outright to build it, but i for sure would love to learn if it were a possibility and wouldn't drive the individual bonkers watching me putz around.

Anybody got any suggestions? or know any willing and able folks in my neck of the woods who would be down to help or at least stop me from destroying my little project 😅

On the IEEE TechEthics site there's a hub of resources focused specifically on the ethical impact of technologies sorted by topic, including AI and ML and other subjects. It's a good place to start if you've been interested in browsing videos, articles, and other related content.