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BREAKING — IEEE Spectrum reports that IEEE has opened its annual call for Technical Field Awards, the recognition program that singles out researchers, innovators, and teams whose work in specialized engineering fields has left a measurable mark on technology and society. The selection process, run by the IEEE Awards Board, weighs technical achievement alongside societal impact and leadership, which means the honorees are not merely skilled practitioners but people whose work has moved outward into the world in ways that matter to people who will never read a white paper. It is the kind of acknowledgment that treats engineering as a human enterprise rather than a purely technical one.
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