Wildfire detection, hydrogen trains, wave energy, power electronics — the inaugural issue of IEEE Climate Magazine covers the range of solutions engineers are deploying today. Read the opening editorial introducing the magazine link.ieee.org/4rhL2GK

Ready to submit? Find author guidelines, editorial policies, and submission info directly on our website. Everything you need is one click away: link.ieee.org/4hyqzt9 #EditorialPolicies

Tomorrow at NYC Climate Week: the Tech for Sustainability Summit at NEST Campus brings together engineering leaders, policymakers & industry decision-makers to examine the infrastructure behind a sustainable AI era. link.ieee.org/4A8RbZW #ClimateWeekNYC

Our new website is live! Explore original research, reviews, and the ideas shaping technology-driven climate solutions. Learn more about our scope, editorial team, and submissions link.ieee.org/4wwfsq1 #ClimateTech #ClimateEngineering #OpenForSubmissions

Engineering meets diplomacy at the UN. Dr. Saifur Rahman speaks at the @ICESCO_En High-Level Dialogue on Science Diplomacy, Sept 21 in New York — on scaling sustainable solutions globally. #ScienceDiplomacy

Welcome Mahmoud Wagih as Associate Editor. He leads the Green Electronics Lab at @UofGlasgow with 150+ papers, 6 patents in energy-efficient technology, i.e. RF wireless power and sustainable electronics. link.ieee.org/4xr3FdR #SustainableElectronics #RFSystems

IEEE Climate Magazine welcomes Polat Goktas of Sabancı University in Istanbul, Türkiye, as Associate Editor. His work applies responsible AI and intelligent systems to environmental sustainability and smart cities. link.ieee.org/3SmtcWf #ClimateTech #ClimateEngineering

How can technology reduce emissions, strengthen resilience, and help communities adapt? IEEE Climate Magazine is seeking research, mini reviews, tutorials, and opinion pieces that move climate solutions forward. Submit at link.ieee.org/4pEEnpl #ClimateTech #CallForPapers

Welcomes Associate Editor Dr. Mini Thomas, Prof at Jamia Millia Islamia & former Director of NIT Tiruchirappalli, India. Her work in smart grids, demand response and distribution automation help improve grid efficiency. link.ieee.org/4xeqGjA #SmartGrid #ClimateTech

Welcome to Dr. Xiaofeng Li as Associate Editor. Li’s work spans satellite remote sensing and AI applications in ocean, atmosphere, and climate sciences, with 300+ peer-reviewed papers. link.ieee.org/45wYrRz #RemoteSensing #ClimateScience

We welcome Dr. Celia Shahnaz as Associate Editor. Professor at BUET and former IEEE Women in Engineering Chair. She champions practical climate solutions, from supporting women-led climate tech innovation to advancing robotics. link.ieee.org/4wCjDk5 #WomenInEngineering

Welcome to Dr. Chongqing Kang as our Associate Editor. Dean of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University in China, his research spans renewable energy integration, low-carbon power technologies, and power system planning. Read more link.ieee.org/459BmUP #ClimateTech

Welcome Dr. Saifur Rahman as the inaugural Editor-in-Chief. A power & energy expert and 2023 IEEE President, Rahman brings expertise, global leadership, and a commitment in advancing technologies across disciplines that deliver practical climate solutions. link.ieee.org/4wTEZtE

Calling researchers & engineers: IEEE Climate Magazine is open for submissions. Submit an original research, or propose a mini review, tutorial, or opinion piece. All topics bridging technology & climate are welcome. Submit link.ieee.org/4pEEnpl #ClimateTech #CallForPaper

Technology is often framed as part of the climate problem. IEEE Climate Magazine is launched to show how it can deliver solutions. Across disciplines, free to read and accessible to scientists, engineers, policymakers and the general public. More at link.ieee.org/4yCJXwr