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Jill Gostin Announced as Candidate for 2026 IEEE President-Elect

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Principal Research Scientist Jill Gostin has been named a candidate for the 2026 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) President-Elect, marking another milestone in her distinguished career of leadership and innovation.

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