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Fabrication of Q-carbon by Ultrafast Laser Processing for Electron Field Emission

Room: 2101, Bldg: Ingram Engineering Building, Texas State University, 310 W. Woods St, San Marcos, Texas, United States, 78666, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/319830

There will be a short overview for interested parties on activities and plans of the Central Texas Section of the IEEE and the local chapter of the Electron Devices Society. This will be followed by the technical presentation by Professor Haque and questions and answers. Speaker(s): Ariful Haque, Agenda: 5:00 CTS and EDS Overview 5:15 ...

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Fusion Energy Prospects

Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/318452

Zander Keith - Moderator Zander is a research intern in the HSX (Helically Symmetric eXperiment) Lab at UW-Madison. His work involves developing data analysis codes to calculate plasma densities and temperatures using Thomson scattering. Zander graduated from UW-Madison with degrees in Computer Engineering and Computer Science in 2021. As moderator, Zander will lead discussion to ...

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