Free IEEE LI Member Networking event, 6-8 PM for IEEE members and guest of members only.IEEE provides a variety of free food while attendees purchase their own beverages.Each guest is personally greeted upon arrival and all guests wear a name badge making it easy to start a conversation.901 Route 110, Farmingdale, New York, United States,... Read more →

IEEE members are invited as observers, particularly if interested in presenting a similar workshop at their own public library. We may limit attendance to 8 observers. To register as an observer, contact [email protected] We intend to provide teens with programming guidance prior to the event. The workshop announcement as published in the Harborfields Public Library... Read more →

- Wireless standards for 5G FR1/FR2, WiFi 6/7, NewSpace, and future 6G standards are moving to higher frequencies, wider bandwidths, and/or more complex modulation schemes. Test engineers are upgrading their test equipment for R&D, characterization, and production. This webinar explores how to use EVM requirements to define the test instrumentation needs making the most of... Read more →

For an electrical or computer engineer, soldering is a must-have skill. The IEEE will be hosting a through-hole soldering workshop to provide practical experience with soldering to anybody interested in the subject. Learning to solder can open yourself to a whole new world of possibilities.Agenda: Room: 190, Bldg: Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurship Complex (ETEC), 1400... Read more →

Second generation of Fiber To The Home and expected evolutions: an operator point of viewDr. Philippe Chanclou, Manager of Fixed Access Networks, Orange Labs, FranceAbout the TalkPassive Optical Network (PON) is now a mature technology to serve Fiber To The Home (FTTH). This technical and market maturity (copper replacement) for G-PON (Gigabit-capable PON) is now... Read more →

The terahertz (THz) band, often referred to the 0.3-10 THz frequency range, lies between the microwave and infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. This frequency band is filled with numerous characteristic spectral features associated with fundamental physical processes including rotational transitions in molecules, vibrational motions of organic compounds, lattice vibrations in solid media, intraband transitions... Read more →

IEEE-USA Free Livestream EventYou cannot pour from an empty cup. Wellbeing is a requirement to thrive in the "never normal" of constant change. Most high-performers know that wellbeing is important, yet it never quite seems to stick. As a result, those that like to push themselves tend to burnout faster than ever. Your speaker, certified... Read more →

Python is one of the most popular, flexible, and simplest high-level programming languages. Despite the small learning curve, its extensive third-party libraries and easy syntax allow programmers to quickly build complex programs. Join us in this intro workshop to learn more about this incredibly relevant language.Agenda: Room: 025, Bldg: Humanities, 1400 Washington Avenue, University at... Read more →

Abstract: As reported in the Forbes article “(https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2021/02/04/the-role-of-bias-in-artificial-intelligence/?sh=421300f7579d__;!!BeImMA!7hm8HTPEsan1ZioFQH-8t-2ISV-i4QFIu8-2xuuJI0MzL262DbM3rq58yiS6HJ1U3PUh39B0X39nbCrEs58$)”, facial recognition systems are under scrutiny. Class imbalance is a leading issue in facial recognition software. A dataset called "Faces in the Wild," considered the benchmark for testing facial recognition software, had data that was 70% male and 80% white. Although it might be good enough to... Read more →

As the disease progresses, the persons living with dementia may lose their capabilities for rational thinking required to interact with mainstream technological applications. However, they preserve their curiosity, sense of beauty, enjoyment, the need for communication, and companionship. Technology needs to adapt to turn challenges into successes. During this presentation, we will show different examples... Read more →

Digital Power Optimization (DPO) will be presenting an overview of Cryptocurrency Mining. Founder and CEO, Andrew Webber will be discussing why bitcoin mining matters to the energy industry, what is cryptocurrency and how it is different from crypto mining. He will explain the financial impacts and expected returns for Independent Power Producers and dive into... Read more →

This is setup for the PDH CreditsCo-sponsored by: Baltimore Section Chapter,PE31Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/327351

ExCom Meeting to discuss Section activitiesPlease note that I really have no correct list of 2022 Section officers since very few responded to my emails. So if you have received email about this event in error, let me know.Even now for 2023 nominations, only 1 section chapter officer has responded to my email (dated 9/25/2022).... Read more →

The aims of this event include:(1) Learn cybersecurity needs from the industry(2) Prompt industry-academia collaboration(3) Get to know cybersecurity experts in NH(4) Create a supportive community for cybersecurity education & research(5) Brainstorm strategic plans for cybersecurity development in NHRoom: Room 233, Bldg: Memorial Union Building , 83 Main St, Durham, New Hampshire, United States, 03824

IEEE-USA Free Livestream EventThe U.S. Department of Labor has released new rules for defining consultants. While not as damaging as many expected, the new rules could still impact independent contractors in the technology space. Join IEEE-USA's Director of Government Relations and Acting Managing Director Russell Harrison for a discussion of the new rules, how they... Read more →

I’m sending this to the entire group for information about a meeting where access is usually limited to Town of Huntington residents with a Senior Citizen card. The card can be obtained at the Senior Citizen Center. The process takes about 5 minutes and requires identification such as a driver’s license. We usually have non-residents... Read more →

One of the biggest causes of EMC test failures is finding unexpected radiating structures in the unit under test. RF could be radiating from the printed circuit board (PCB) or from interconnect cabling, both of which can act as “unintentional antennas” with radiating characteristics that designers never intended. This talk covers some basics of antenna... Read more →

Welcome to the Princeton ACM/IEEE Computer Society annual computer graphics film show, featuring the latest and greatest computer animations, including films presented at the ACM SIGGRAPH conference held this summer. Our expert commentator, Adam Finkelstein, will provide more information about the computer graphics techniques used in these films.The SIGGRAPH films were selected for the juried... Read more →

VM: Status on transfer of funds from EMBS to IEEE? Status on reimbursement for social event?DK:Still working on informational flyer for the Linkedin Officers page (Introduction to EMBS/Meet the Officers) - To receive headshots from Vlad and Sai (if interested)Make sure we tag ourselves on the Linkedin when Divya has everything up and runningVlad is... Read more →

Introduction of Battery Management SystemLithium-ion battery is undoubtedly the key player in thecurrent global electrification transition. Beside itsadvantages of higher energy density and volumetricdensity, it is also more volatile compared to traditionallead-acid batteries. Therefore, proper management andcontrol of lithium-ion batteries using an embeddedsystem called battery management system or BMS isnecessary. On the one hand, BMS... Read more →

Hope you are doing great!We thank you very much for all the support from PELS and helping establish our UCONN IEEE PELS and PES Student chapter! We are organizing a kick-off event to thank all our advisors, mentors, and students who have helped us so far. We cordially invite you to our event.When: 5pm, October... Read more →