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On-Demand Webinar, “IEEE Power and Energy Technology Assessment and Roadmap”

This webinar briefly reviews the first PES Technical Roadmap report: “IEEE Power and Energy Technology Assessment and Roadmap” which identifies current strategic directions and technology trends to achieve Net Zero. Spanning the next 10+ years to 2035, the report provides global strategic goals for the power and energy industry. Topics include: • Renewable Energy Integration • Reliability and Resilience • Grid Edge Technologies • Computation • Cybersecurity

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New Robotics Webpage

The Robotics 2050+ roadmap has a new webpage. An updated survey will be included shortly.

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Thinking of starting a Roadmap? Listen to the insightful podcast with Dr. Hong Chen, as she provides an overview of her experience developing a roadmap. Access the Podcast.


 

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Call for Comments: IEEE Brain Initiative Roadmap Whitepaper
The IEEE Brain Initiative announced the publication of a white paper identifying key challenges and advances required to successfully develop next generation closed-loop neurotechnologies. The paper entitled, “Future Neural Therapeutics: Closed-Loop Control of Neural Activity Technology Roadmap White Paper, Version 1,” is available for download on the IEEE Brain web portal.  Feedback is currently being accepted.

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Challenges and Opportunities for a Resilient and Safe Smart Grid

Extreme weather, natural disasters and bad actors can all disrupt, damage, or destroy power systems infrastructure, and there is an immediate need for solutions that will mitigate multiple hazards.

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