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Women in Signal Processing

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Women in Signal Processing (WISP) offers networking and engagement opportunities to and for women across signal processing disciplines and professions to exchange ideas and experience from research, industry, and academia. WISP seeks to develop programs and materials to foster collaboration among members and facilitate female member recruiting, services, and visibility in STEM fields.

Scope

The Women in Signal Processing Committee shall report to the Membership Board. The Women in Signal Processing Committee shall identify value/benefit/services to women members and recommend policy/mechanism for recruiting women members; develop programs and material to facilitate women member recruiting and services; maintain and develop contacts with leadership and membership constituents; and provide proper communication channels and feedback. The Women in Signal Processing Committee shall be responsible for identifying, vetting and submitting women candidates for award and board/committee nominations. The Women in Signal Processing Committee should work with the Technical Committees to create a liaison position within each of the Technical Committees to help support their efforts.

WISP Committee, Subcommittes, chair and members can be found by clicking the button below.
The list of members can also be found on the SPS Standing Committees page. Contact Chair, Behnaz Ghoraani, for more information.

Women in Signal Processing Committee and Subcommittee Members ›

Women in Signal Processing Luncheons

SPS hosts Women in Signal Processing Luncheons in conjunction with select flagship SPS conferences. A guest speaker will deliver a talk giving SPS members the opportunity to connect, share experiences, and discuss areas for growth. All are welcome to attend.

Women in Signal Processing Luncheons take place in conjunction with SPS flagship conference, IEEE ICASSP and IEEE ICIP. For more information about upcoming events, please visit our conferences and events page.

Want more information on how to get involved with Women in Signal Processing? Contact the Women in Signal Processing Committee.

Upcoming Events

  • Women in Signal Processing Webinar: 26 September 2024, 11:00 AM ET, by Dr. Iole Moccagatta
    AV1 Video Codec: Algorithms and deployment. Join us for an interactive session with Dr. Moccagatta and members for Q&A and more.
  • IEEE ICIP 2024 - IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon,10 October 2024, 12:30-1:30 PM (ET).Be part of the vibrant dialogue at the IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon! Our gathering will be graced by a distinguished panel of accomplished women in signal processing. Through engaging conversations, these esteemed panelists will generously share their personal journeys and insightful experiences in Signal Processing within the AI era. This luncheon presents an exceptional platform for networking, forging connections, and gaining valuable insights from the remarkable narratives of our esteemed speakers. 

Past Events

  • Women in Signal Processing Webinar: 21 June 2024, 11:00 AM ET, by Dr.Iole Moccagatta [View webinar presentation]
    Never Take No for an Answer and Other Advice I Wish Somebody Would Have Given Me - Join us for an interactive session with Dr. Moccagatta and members for Q&A and more.
  • IEEE ISBI 2024 - Women in Signal Processing Luncheon, 29 May 2024, 12:30-1:30 PM - The ISBI conference series is jointly organized by the IEEE Signal Processing Society and the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, and its top priority is to strengthen the synergy between researchers and experts from academia, healthcare organizations, research institutions, and industry towards advancing research and innovation in the field of biomedical imaging. (Photos from the ISBI 2024 event)
  • Women in Signal Processing Webinar: 1 May 2024, 5:00 PM ET, by Dr. Jacqueline Le Moigne
    From Blood Platelets Classification to Earth System Digital Twins: A Career in Computer Vision - Join us for an interactive session with Dr. Jacqueline Le Moigne, Manager of the NASA Science Mission Directorate Earth Science Technology Office’s Advanced Information Systems Technology Program.
  • IEEE ICASSP 2024 - IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon,17 April 2024, 12:00-2:00 PM. (Photos from the ICASSP 2024 event)
    Join us at the IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon during ICASSP for an enlightening panel discussion featuring accomplished women from academia and industry within the signal processing community. This event is a unique opportunity to hear personal stories, experiences, and insights on overcoming challenges and achieving success in their careers. It is an excellent occasion for networking, connecting with peers, and drawing inspiration from the journeys of our panelists. Take advantage of this chance to be part of an engaging conversation and celebrate the achievements of women in signal processing.
  • IEEE ICIP 2023 - IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon,10 October 2023, 12:00-2:00 PM.
    Be part of the vibrant dialogue! Our gathering will be graced by a distinguished panel of accomplished women in signal processing. Through engaging conversations, these esteemed panelists will generously share their personal journeys and insightful experiences in Signal Processing within the AI era. This luncheon presents an exceptional platform for networking, forging connections, and gaining valuable insights from the remarkable narratives of our esteemed speakers. This is your exclusive opportunity to participate in a dynamic discussion and celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of women in the field of signal processing. Don’t miss this chance to join us and be inspired.
  • IEEE ICASSP 2023 - IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon (Photos from the ICASSP 2023 event)
    Join us for the IEEE Women in Signal Processing Luncheon, where we will have the pleasure of hosting a panel of accomplished women in signal processing from academia and industry. Our panelists will share their personal stories and experiences of overcoming challenges and achieving career success. This event is a fantastic opportunity to network, connect, and learn from the inspiring stories of our panelists. Take this unique chance to be part of this engaging discussion and celebrate the achievements of women in signal processing.
  • International Women in Engineering Day Webinar: 23 June 2023 | 11:00AM-12:00 PM (ET) - Register to attend the webinar
    Join Dr. Lin, who will share her career development lesson of how to align career interests with business opportunities, drawing from her 30 years of experience at HP, during which time she has witnessed numerous changes in businesses and products. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Dr. Lin's extensive experience and gain valuable insights into aligning their own career interests with current and emerging business opportunities.

 

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Women in Signal Processing Directory

The Women in Signal Processing Directory aims to increase and promote visibility and recognition of women in signal processing fields. By growing, engaging, enabling, and increasing representation of women across SPS and the engineering community as a whole, we hope to position and identify more women for leadership roles, volunteer opportunities, award nominations, Distinguished Lecturer and Distinguished Industry Speaker nominations, speaking opportunities at conferences, and more. All women – regardless of IEEE/SPS membership and affiliation – are encouraged to submit their names to the directory and share it with their colleagues to build a meaningful worldwide community.

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