On International Women in Engineering Day, we celebrate engineers like Rohmah Hidayah, who led a solar-powered water project in Indonesia—proving that engineering thrives on innovation, empathy, and community-driven teamwork. Learn more here: epics.ieee.org/fischer-mertel…

EPICS in IEEE is announcing the next Call for Service Learning Proposals with a deadline of 1 October, 2025! Students, faculty, and professionals can team up to address community tech needs through accessibility-focused projects. Learn more: bit.ly/3TkKUq9

EPICS in IEEE is powering change in Lagos, Nigeria, with a smart solar energy project at a local orphanage. This collaboration between students and professionals brings sustainable energy and supports education through humanitarian engineering. independent.ng/ieee-epics-fun…

Students from Babson and Olin College of Engineering created a low-cost, user-friendly OAE device to boost early hearing screening access in Guatemala. Learn about their impact & Ayush Chakraborty's journey in The Asha Leader: bit.ly/4nIYAco

Students at the American University of Beirut are using ML and CV to protect Lebanon’s plant biodiversity through an EPICS in IEEE project. The team also had the opportunty to share their work with the Shouf Biosphere Reserve team. Read more here: bit.ly/4eLsN6D

Planning to submit an EPICS in IEEE proposal? Join our virtual event on Aug 14 at 10 AM ET to learn how to craft a strong submission and boost your chances of earning up to $10K in funding. Get tips + live Q&A! #IEEE #STEM ieee.webex.com/weblink/regist…

EPICS in IEEE is proud to be included in the 2024 IEEE Social Impact Report. With over 900 students and 1,400 volunteers engaged in 39 projects last year alone, our global community continues to drive real-world change through engineering. Read more here: ieee.org/advancing-tech…

EPICS in IEEE is proud to support students from Mehran University in Pakistan, who developed a real-time microplastic detection system. Their low-cost innovation is helping protect water quality and public health in local communities. bit.ly/44YFc2q

Watch this video on the “Credit-Based Smart Garbage Disposal Bin,” an innovative EPICS in IEEE funded project by students at Sri Sai Ram Engineering College. This project was funded by the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S), an EPICS in IEEE partner.

Looking for inspiration for your October Service Learning Proposal? Explore past funded projects and use available resources to help your submission stand out. Strengthen your ideas and submit a proposal that makes a real impact!

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Attending IHTC 2025? Don’t miss EPICS in IEEE Chair Pedro Wightman’s talk, “EPICS in IEEE: Funding and Resources for Engineering Service Learning Projects,” on 15 Aug at 1 PM. Learn how students use engineering to solve real-world community challenges. 2025.ieee-ihtc.org

Planning to submit an EPICS in IEEE proposal? Join our virtual event on Aug 14 at 10 AM ET to learn how to craft a strong submission and boost your chances of earning up to $10K in funding. Get tips + live Q&A! ieee.webex.com/weblink/regist… #IEEE #STEM

EPICS in IEEE is seeking new committee members for 2026! If you're passionate about service learning and engineering for humanity, you can help shape impactful projects and guide strategic decisions. Learn more or apply today: bit.ly/2026EABVolunte…

Planning to submit an EPICS in IEEE proposal? Join our virtual event TODAY, Aug 14 at 10 AM ET to learn how to craft a strong submission and boost your chances of earning up to $10K in funding. Get tips + live Q&A! ieee.webex.com/weblink/regist… #IEEE #STEM

Ugandan students and IEEE members are building solar-powered water pumps to combat water scarcity and improve access. These EPICS in IEEE projects are driving sustainable change through engineering. Read the full article to learn more: ieeefoundation.org/innovating-for…

Thank you to everyone who joined EPICS in IEEE for our virtual event! We hope you walked away with valuable insights on how to prepare a strong project proposal. Missed the live session? The live event recording is now available on our Youtube channel: youtu.be/i26v5Q86-NM

Rushali Thakkar, EPICS in IEEE committee member, will speak at IEEE YESIST12 on 24 Aug. The conference highlights youth innovation using tech to solve humanitarian challenges. Her session shows how EPICS in IEEE supports engineering for community impact. ieeeyesist12.org/index.html

BrailleGenAI is changing the game for blind learners in Pakistan. Built by student innovators & funded by EPICS in IEEE, this AI-powered tool uses voice interaction & gamified learning to make Braille education more accessible. Hear from the team behind it:bit.ly/4n3QrOm

Students are driving real-world change through engineering, supported by the IEEE Foundation and IEEE Educational Activities. Meet the 2025 President's Scholarship winners and explore their innovations. Read more: spectrum.ieee.org/2025-ieee-pres…