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Do you have a unique hobby or passion that others find interesting? If so, The Institute - IEEE's membership newspaper - is interested in hearing from you.

Each quarterly print issue of The Institute features IEEE members in its "Part-Time Passions" section. To have your part-time passion considered for an article, please send an email to institute@ieee.org. To view a sample article, go to http://tinyurl.com/institute-part-time-passion.

IEEE continues its program to develop curricula for use with first-year students studying electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, biomedical engineering and electrical engineering technology. In its fourth successful year, the program seeks high-quality, hands-on, team-based projects that focus on real-world problems with solutions that benefit society.

There are important career tips available at IEEE-USA Today's Engineer Online.

Speaker recognition is a computing task to establish or to verify the speaker’s identity using the speaker’s voice. Spoken language recognition is a task to identify or to confirm the language, dialect or accent that is spoken given a speech sample.

Speaker and language recognition are typical pattern recognition tasks that aim to classify speech signals based on a priori knowledge and statistical information extracted from the patterns.

The face has been of keen interest to behavioral scientists. About 15 years ago, computer scientists became increasingly interested in the use of computer vision and graphics to automatically analyze and synthesize facial expression.

we would like to bring your attention to DSP Blogs. There are posts on various DSP related topics, from DSP researchers in both academia and industry.

Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Blogger, Foursquare. So many social networks, so little time. Which Social Media network is likely to bring in the most clients with new business?

Members can now get a cheaper subscription to the IEEE Xplore digital
library.  The Member Digital Library Basic package offers three full-text
article downloads a month for a monthly fee of US $15. Subscribers can
roll over unused downloads for up to 12 months. For more information,
visit http://bmsmail3.ieee.org:80/u/17207/948399. (Source:
The Institute at http://www.ieee.org/theinstitute)

On 29 April 2010, the Franklin Institute held its ceremony in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to honor Gerhard Sessler and James West with Franklin Institute medals for their invention of the practical electret microphone. The day before the ceremony, a symposium took place at Temple University in which Dr. Flanagan summarized some of the history of the electret microphone.

In his talk, Dr. Flanagan shared his perspective on invention of the device that is a commodity nowadays and how the initial incentive was telephony.

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