IEEE Member Participation

The Humanitarian Technology Challenge (HTC) welcomes the expertise and skills of the more than 375,000 IEEE members worldwide.

Many IEEE members are already participating through their societies and geographic organizations. Through their involvement, these members are fostering cross- and interdisciplinary collaborations that will eventually lead to technological solutions for critical human needs.

The IEEE Organizations participating in this effort and their lead representatives are as follows.

Organizations	Name
IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society	Susan Hagness
IEEE Committee on Earth Observation	Jay Pearlman
IEEE Communications Society	Mehmet Ulema
IEEE Computers Society	Michael Williams
IEEE Computational Intelligence Society	Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier
IEEE Consumer Electronics Society	Daniel Ogilvie
IEEE Council on Electronic Design Automation	Giovanni De Micheli
IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society	Elya Joffe
IEEE Electron Devices Society	Jon Candelaria
IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society	Luis Kun
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society	Steven Reising
IEEE Industry Applications Society	Lanny Floyd
IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society	John Schmalzel
IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society	Steve Kenny
IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society	Ray Larsen
IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society	Jim Barbera
IEEE Power and Energy Society	Robin Podmore
IEEE Robotics and Automation Society	Gianmarco Veruggio
IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology	Karl Perusich
IEEE Solid State Circuits Society	William Chen
IEEE Ultrasonics, Ferroelectronics, and Frequency Control Society	Susan Trolier-McKinstry

IEEE Regions and Sections are participating as well; Michael Andrews of Region 1 is chairing the IEEE HTC Geographic Partnership Group.