[] Medical devices that provide a strong clinical benefit are often in high demand, and with that comes effort to simplify, to lower cost - to disrupt. What does a good disruptive technology in medical devices look like and how do they develop? How do you think about the potential to take on a well ...
Science and Engineering Models - I Speaker(s): , Michael Mayor, MSE, PE Agenda: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm - Presentation 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm - Questions Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/431021
In October 1880, Thomas A. Edison published “The Success of the Electric Light,” in The North American Review,” to explain that the adoption of his electric light for domestic use has been delayed “due to the enormous mass of details which have to be mastered before the system can go into operation on a large ...
I spoke with several people at Florida Poly and it looks like we can set it to be October 4th after 2:30pm (depends on when everyone will be free after work). We can meet in front of the IST (the main classes building, near the drive-by loop and theres several chairs inside which we can ...
The IEEE R3/Area3 Florida Space Coast Cyber Security Conference 2024 is currently planned for Saturday, October 5th, 2024. This conference will be a joint effort by all Region3/Area3 IEEE Sections as well as corresponding Life Member Societies of each section and the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies (CCTS). We will feature 7 technical cyber security ...
Topic: Lensed & Tapered Fibers Technology & Applications for Engineers and Scientists Samuel Kassey, Ph.D. Buffalo Section Senior Member, Photonics Society Chair More than 25 years of hands-on experience in research and development on fiber optics system design in various fields like, semiconductor high power Lasers, Fiber coupling with different schemes, Fiber splicing, Lensed Fiber ...
Join us to celebrate IEEE day with a picnic at Ashley Pond. Pizza and drinks and lawn games will be provided. Ashley Pond, Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States, 87544
Join us to celebrate IEEE day with a picnic on Oct 5, 2024 at Ashley Pond. We will provide pizza and drinks, as well as lawn games like corn hole and kube. I hope to see everyone there! Ashley Pond, Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States, 87544
Lecture 5 of 6 (75 minutes each) on the topic of Fighting MisInformation: Digital Literacy, that is given at the North East Independent School District Community Education Center. A second topic is "Introduction to Formal Logic" 2 sessions, 75 minutes each). Video lectures with supplemental Information, also co-sponsored by the Academy of Learning in Retirement. ...
The IEEE Alabama Section eagerly anticipates an illuminating presentation by Dr. Ammar Kahn, Rugged Monitoring, which delves into the nuanced realm of online asset monitoring software and advance monitoring for AIS/GIS equipment, renewables and that includes transformers, switchgears, HV cables and breakers. Partial Discharge Monitoring in HV/MV Electrical Assets Dr. Ammar Khan Rugged Monitoring, Frank ...
Speaker Bio: Ethan Rodriguez is a student at St. Mary’s University, pursuing both undergraduate and master’s courses in software engineering, along with a minor in physics. Now entering his third year of undergraduate studies, Ethan recently completed a summer internship at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where he worked in the Computational Research Division. During ...
The University of Louisville is embarking on a campaign to construct a world-class engineering building to shape the next era of innovation and discovery. With world-class laboratories, collaborative spaces and advanced technology at their fingertips, students and faculty will unlock new frontiers in engineering, driving progress in fields such as sustainable energy, biomedical engineering, artificial ...
