The information on this page will help you in completing the Senior member application form and will address frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Senior member nomination process and reference ...

We are pleased that you have chosen to nominate a colleague for IEEE Fellow grade. All Fellow nominations must be completed through the electronic Fellow nomination system (the Fellow Portal). The ...

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In accordance with IEEE Bylaw I-307. Nominations and Elections, individual voting members may propose, by petition, names to be added to the ballot for the offices that appear on the IEEE annual ...

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In November 2012, the PSPB approved policy that requires all IEEE content to be screened for possible plagiarism. In order to support this new policy, IEEE provides all publication editors with free ...

Review the step-by-step process below to learn how to become—or nominate someone to become—an IEEE Fellow. As defined in IEEE Bylaw I-104.2, the following qualifications apply to Fellow grade: The ...

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When does plagiarism occur? Is there an established percentage, a rule of thumb, a saturation point that we can use to determine when plagiarism has taken place? Or is it simply that "plagiarism is ...