Recently in the IEEE: Humanitarian Engineering

A selection of articles from two recent IEEE publications which have special issues devoted to humanitarian service in engineering. Note that most of these articles will be behind the IEEE paywall.

IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, v52i4.


IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, v28i4.

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