Institute of Radio Engineers

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The Institute of Radio Engineers was a major professional organization for radio and electronics engineers that later merged into the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

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instanceOf learned society
professional association
abbreviation Institute of Radio Engineers self-linksurface differs
surface form: IRE
activity developing technical standards
organizing technical conferences
publishing technical papers
areaServed international
awards IRE Fellow grade
IRE Medal of Honor
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1963
field electrical engineering
electronics engineering
radio engineering
focusPeriod early 20th century
mid 20th century
foundedBy Alfred N. Goldsmith
John V. L. Hogan
other radio engineers in New York
hasHonor IRE Fellow
IRE Life Fellow
hasInfluenceOn development of radar technology
development of radio broadcasting
development of telecommunications standards
hasPublication Proceedings of the IRE
surface form: IRE Professional Group journals

IRE Transactions
Proceedings of the IRE
headquartersLocation New York City
historicalRole major professional organization for radio and electronics engineers
inception 1912
language English
legalForm non-profit organization
membershipType corporate members
individual members
mergedInto Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
mergedWith American Institute of Electrical Engineers
notableMember Edwin H. Armstrong
Harold A. Wheeler
Lee de Forest
predecessorOf IEEE technical societies in broadcasting
IEEE technical societies in communications
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
surface form: IEEE technical societies in microwave theory and techniques
purpose advancement of radio and electronics engineering
professional networking for engineers
standardization in radio and electronics
sector engineering
technology
successor Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Vladimir Zworykin memberOf Institute of Radio Engineers