The EPFL IEEE Student Branch and the IEEE Life Member Activity Group kindly invites you to participate to the March Stammtisch. Dr. Robert Giezendanner-Thoben, EPFL Director of Industry Affairs will present the challenges and opportunities of Innovating at the interface between Industry and Academia. You don't need to be a member of IEEE to attend ...

*** Cancelled *** Contact [email protected] for new schedule. Introducing Career Journeys The vision for Career Journeys is a series of fireside chats where students and early-career engineers can have frank discussions with experienced engineers about how experienced engineers discovered their careers. It is not a presentation or a lecture. We hope this will be small ...

Talk has been rescheduled to March 28! Plastic production has outgrown most other manmade materials, with more than 99% of them being petroleum-based and nonbiodegradable. Conventional plastics are difficult to recycle and persist in the environment for hundreds of years, causing great environmental concerns. In addition, the dependence on crude oil makes the plastics industry ...

The Israel Conference on Robotics is the leading international robotics event in Israel, offering a rich program by experts from industry and academia, and showcasing the next generation of high-end robotics. The conference serves as a global meeting place for robotics companies, academia, investors, users, and decision makers. It focuses on key sectors, such as ...

Visit the Centre for Advancement in Mechatronics and Industrial Internet of Things (CAMIIT) at the Fleming College. 599 Brealey Drive, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, K9K 2J3

Our LMAG is now chartered. This is a kickoff meeting to plan our activities. Who are we? How can we share engineering and fellowship? How can we share engineering with the community? Agenda: Introductions -- who is here, quick round of self-introductions Future Birds of a Feather (social) -- in-person or virtual? Activities -- any ...

Swept Frequency Acoustic Interferometry (SFAI) was developed specifically to identify highly toxic chemicals inside sealed munitions almost two decades ago. SFAI is based on setting up standing waves (resonance) inside a fluid-filled (liquid, mixture, suspension, emulsions, gas etc.,) container. These resonances are typically observed over a wide range of ultrasonic frequency in the form of ...

Swept Frequency Acoustic Interferometry (SFAI) was developed specifically to identify highly toxic chemicals inside sealed munitions almost two decades ago. SFAI is based on setting up standing waves (resonance) inside a fluid-filled (liquid, mixture, suspension, emulsions, gas etc.,) container. These resonances are typically observed over a wide range of ultrasonic frequency in the form of ...

We are pleased to invite Distinguished Speaker T. Scott Atkinson to Austin and be part of a special program prepared for IEEE Central Texas Austin member community. The event is sponsored by several chapters IEEE CTS ComSoc/SP/CTSoc, Computer/EMBS, LM, CTCN, ComSoc/SP of Lone Star section. In-Person Location: Ingram School of Engineering, San Marcos University Date: ...

We are pleased to invite Distinguished Speaker T. Scott Atkinson to Austin and be part of a special program prepared for IEEE Central Texas Austin member community. The event is sponsored by several chapters IEEE CTS ComSoc/SP/CTSoc, Computer/EMBS, LM, and CTCN In-Person Location: AARC - 8401 Cameron Rd, Room #8, Austin, TX (easy to reach ...

IEEE WNC Section Life Members Social Gathering We have a large number of Life Members in the WNC section. This is your opportunity to meet your fellow members and get to know each other. Please join us. Let's explore what future activities would be interesting to you. Spouses are welcome. Agenda: Come join us for ...

The presentation is about using a battery-powered amateur radio station during a trek into the Everest region of Nepal. In years past this wasn't deemed to be very feasible but with the advent of new digital communication protocols developed for radio astronomy by Nobel Prize winner Dr. Joel Taylor, himself an amateur radio operator - ...