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A high impact of research on societal development is fundamental, and signal processing has a lot to offer to achieve this goal. Our highest mandate of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (SPM) is first-class publications as feature articles, special issue articles, or in columns and forums. As the EIC of SPM, Prof. Abdelhak Zoubir would like to encourage more colleagues to get involved and participate; SPM welcomes your suggestions for timely and most interesting topics for special issues, feature articles, or columns.

Now IEEE SPS has built a streamlined mechanism for employers to add a job announcement by simply filling in a simple job opportunity submission Web form at the related TC section pages.

Fanyu Kong (Michigan Technological University), “Automatic Food Intake Assessment Using Camera Phones”, Advisor: Jindong Tan (2012)

This is a time of rapid changes in the publication world, with the opportunities that electronic publishing generates. Taking advantage of these changes, the IEEE Signal Processing Society staff and volunteers are looking for ways to better serve their authors and readers. In addition, the IEEE is also more broadly pursuing innovations in content delivery. As SPS Vice President-Publications, I would therefore like to alert you to the advances that are already in place and developments to look for in the future.

The Summer 2012 edition of the IEEE Speech and Language Processing Technical Committee’s Newsletter is now online.

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Recently, IEEE memberNet, the online member directory, was improved by defaulting additional fields as part of a member’s profile.

The involvement in standards development related to emerging signal processing applications and technologies is becoming a major focus of the Industry DSP Technology Standing Committee (IDSP-SC).

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