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Holiday party/Technical talk – Agentic AI for National Security

Room: 111/112, Bldg: 03-0207, research library JRO 1&2, Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States, 87545

Please join us for our annual holiday party and a technical talk from Dr. Michael Ham. Agentic AI for National Security Superior semiconductors gave the United States power to wage wars with unprecedented precision and efficiency. Today, the rise of agentic artificial intelligence—AI systems capable of autonomous perception, reasoning, and coordinated action—promises a revolution of ...

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Luncheon – Tuesday 16 December – Sydney Rowing Club – Abbotsford

613 Great North Rd , Abbotsford, New South Wales, Australia, 2046

You and your friends are invited to join other members at the Sydney Rowing Club for lunch at 1230 on Tuesday 16 December, our final lunch for the year. The club can be accessed by ferry, 438 bus or car. Directions can be found at https://www.sydneyrowingclub.com.au/directions/ These are casual and informal events. Take it as ...

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Life Member Meeting

Bldg: Ramsey's Diner, 151 W Zandale Drive, Lexington, Kentucky, United States, 40503

Please visit with other like minded people to discuss everything under the sun. We had a great meeting in November! Eight of us were together to discuss projects and enjoyed good food. We hope to see you there. Please consider future meetings: Dec 11 joint meeting with the Louisville Section in Simpsonville. Jan 20 Life ...

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Séminaire « SLICES, Your Scientific Instrument to support Future Networked System Research » – Serge Fdida

Bldg: Auditorium Gaston Planté, CNAM, 2 rue Conté, Paris, Ile-de-France, France, 75003, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/520156

Séminaire « SLICES, Your Scientific Instrument to support Future Networked System Research », par Serge Fdida (Sorbonne Université, France) Résumé : The scientific community working on next-generation networks and systems increasingly lacks advanced, sustainable open tools to validate research, accelerate discovery through data sharing, and support reproducibility. The rapid pace of academic production — driven ...