IEEE (Electron Device Society)

EDS is a volunteer-led, volunteer driven society.  Below is the list of governing bodies and committees which oversee all aspects of the society's myriad activities. To view details for each, simply click on the links below.

BoG Elected Members-at-Large are elected for a three-year term with a maximum of two terms in a lifetime.

Vice-Presidents and Chairs serve two-year renewable terms with a maximum of two two-year terms in the position in a lifetime and are ex-officio members of the Forum with voting privileges.

Committee Members serve two-year renewable terms with a maximum of two two-year terms in the position in a lifetime and are ex-officio members of the Forum with no voting privileges.

Award Committee Chairs and Members - By serving on any IEEE EDS Award Committee, you are not able to be involved in any award nominations as an endorser, reference, or nominator.

Mission Statement
To foster professional growth of its members by satisfying their needs for easy access to and exchange of technical information, publishing, education, and technical recognition and enhancing public visibility in the field of Electron Devices.

Vision Statement
Promoting excellence in the field of electron devices for the benefit of humanity

Field of Interest Statement
The EDS field-of-interest includes all electron and ion based devices, in their classical or quantum states, using environments and materials in their lowest to highest conducting phase, in simple or engineered assembly, interacting with and delivering photo-electronic, electro-magnetic, electromechanical, electro-thermal, and bio-electronic signals. The Society sponsors and reports on education, research, development and manufacturing aspects and is involved in science, theory, engineering, experimentation, simulation, modeling, design, fabrication, interconnection, reliability of such devices and their applications.