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List of Memberships, Councils, & Communities (March-2021).Xlsx List of memberships, councils, & communities (March-2021).xlsx Product Code Memberships MEMAES010 IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society Membership MEMAP003 IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society Membership MEMBT002 IEEE Broadcast Technology Society Membership MEMC016 IEEE Computer Society Membership MEMCAS004 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Membership MEMCIS011 IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Membership MEMCOM019 IEEE Communications Society Membership MEMCS023 IEEE Control Systems Society Membership MEMCT008 IEEE Consumer Technology Society Membership MEMDEI032 IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society Membership MEME025 IEEE Education Society Membership MEMED015 IEEE Electron Devices Society Membership MEMEMB018 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Membership MEMEMC027 IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Membership MEMEP021 IEEE Electronics Packaging Society Membership MEMGRS029 IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society Membership MEMHKN Eta Kappa Nu Membership MEMIA034 IEEE Industry Applications Society Membership MEMIE013 IEEE Industrial Electronics Society Membership MEMIEEE500 IEEE Membership MEMIM009 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society Membership MEMIT012 IEEE Information Theory Society Membership MEMITSS038 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society Membership MEMMAG033 IEEE Magnetics Society Membership MEMMTT017 IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Membership MEMNPS005 IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society Membership MEMOE022 IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society Membership MEMPC026 IEEE Professional Communication Society Membership MEMPE031 IEEE Power & Energy Society Membership MEMPEL035 IEEE Power Electronics Society Membership MEMPHO036 IEEE Photonics Society Membership MEMPSE043 IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society Membership MEMRA024 IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Membership MEMRL007 IEEE Reliability Society Membership MEMSIT030 IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology Membership MEMSMC028 IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society Membership MEMSP001 IEEE Signal Processing Society Membership MEMSSC037 IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Membership MEMTEM014 IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society Membership MEMUFFC020 IEEE Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control Society Membership MEMVT006 IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Membership MEMWIE050 IEEE Women in Engineering Membership MEMYP060 IEEE Young Professionals UH3001 IEEE Consultants Network Membership UH3002 IEEE Consultants Network Membership Premium Product Code Councils CNCBIO046 IEEE Biometrics Council CNCCEDA044 IEEE Council on Electronic Design Automation CNCCSC041 IEEE Council on Superconductivity List of memberships, councils, & communities (March-2021).xlsx CNCNANO042 IEEE Nanotechnology Council CNCRFID741 IEEE Council on RFID CNCSEN039 IEEE Sensors Council CNCSYS045 IEEE Systems Council List of 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