When Dianne Kibbey obtained her undergraduate degree, she constituted fifty percent of the total number of women in her computer science graduating class. Now, as the Global Head of Community and Social Media at Newark element14, she leads the strategy and day to day operations of the element14 online community for electronics engineers and makers. In […]
PODCAST: Jamil Nazim: Master Electronics nurtures a new hotbed of entrepreneurship with Seed River
Passion for an idea, a product, and getting that product to market — all hallmarks of an entrepreneur. But the reality of bringing that innovation to life often requires skillsets that aren’t necessarily a core competency of even the best of them. Enter entrepreneur and president of Master Electronics, Jamil Nizam, and a new Master […]
PODCAST Dr. Marie Johnson: Innovator for and from the heart
It’s called the widow maker for a reason as Dr. Marie Johnson experienced when her 41-year old, seemingly healthy husband died suddenly from Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) — the number one killer among both men and women. And predicting a heart attack using standard risk factors is generally insufficient. Learn how Dr. Johnson went from […]
PODCAST Balu Balakrishnan: Integrating energy efficiency into a new, power-world order
Leading the charge for energy efficiency designs through unique power conversions systems is less of a power play for this CEO and President than it is a way of life. Power Integrations’ Balu Balakrishnan has followed an entrepreneurial path lined with seemingly distracting detours but which eventually led to new innovations in power conversion. And […]
PODCAST Santiago Gutierrez: A doggone Smart Pet way to be humane
Engineer (and SPCA advocate) Santiago Gutierrez was looking for a way to exercise his dog while Santiago worked long hours as an engineer at a semiconductor company. Since he couldn’t find anything, he invented something — the GoBone — and started PulsePet. This electronic “smartbone” incorporates algorithms that learn about your dog’s specific play patterns, […]
PODCAST Umesh Mishra: GaN and power to the people and planet
The wide bandgap semiconductor Gallium Nitride (GaN) has been out of the lab and into products in some markets for almost a decade. But this is a new and exciting time for GaN as it finds its way into rapidly expanding high-speed, high-power applications like data centers, motor drives, EVs, and more. A significant player in this […]
PODCAST Avi Yaron: an engineering entrepreneurial venture into the potential and joy of emotional wellness
The brain of an engineer with a tumor and no technology in sight to completely remove it. A terrible thing to waste and a completely unacceptable situation for engineer entrepreneur Avi Yaron. Four surgeries and an invention later, this Joy Ventures CEO and founder of more than a couple of companies — and the chairman […]
PODCAST: Donning digital health: IoT, the Cloud, and predicting seizures
BioLert Ltd.’s actionable seizure alert system is the brainchild of inventors and serial entrepreneurs with expertise in healthcare, IT, medical devices, mobile technology, and software. In this inaugural podcast of EE Entrepreneurs, we talk with BioLert CEO and engineer Debasish “Ron” Nag about the technology behind the BioLert system, and how his 30-year technology career […]
Welcome to EE Entrepreneurs Podcast
Editor Aimee Kalnoskas offers a brief intro into a new podcast series from EEWorld Online where human interest meets tech in the form of interviews with engineering entrepreneurs. March 9, 2017: Donning digital health: IoT, the Cloud, and predicting seizures
A Differential Inductive Switch for Sensing
In this Frank Talk about Sensors, Randy Frank talks to Tarig Chang and Luke Lapointe from Texas Instruments about “A Differential Inductive Switch for Sensing.” For more information…
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