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10 meetings
- Title:
- Oregon Section Chapter Awards Banquet
- Date:
- December 7th
7:00 PM (3.0 hours) - Location:
- 7 Centerpointe Dr
Lake Oswego - Abstract:
Please join us for the 2024 Oregon Section Chapter Chairs Awards Dinner
Chairs are welcome to attend with one guest or send a representative for your chapter.
!Please limit to only Oregon Chapter Chairs and their guest!
Dinner reservation is at 7:00 at the Lake Oswego Grille in Lake Oswego
7 Centerpointe Dr, Lake Oswego, 97035
Cost will be covered by the Section, Thank You for volunteering your time all year.
Choose your Dinner entree from the 4 options or let us know if you have other dietary needs to accommodate prior to the dinner.
- Title:
- IEEE CS Webinar: IEEE Oregon Section Technical Seminar - Design Automation for Quantum Computing
- Date:
- December 5th
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
We hope to have you for another interesting talk by one of the experts that we invite from academia, industry, and government.
* As this online event is free and open to non-IEEE members, please feel free to share the event information with your colleagues, students, classmates, etc.
* For the abstract and biography of the speaker, please refer to the speakers section below.
* Please note that you will receive a registration confirmation email after you register for the event and you will receive a separate email containing the invite to the meeting later. You can add the link to the meeting invite to your calendar manually as the calendar invite does not get updated automatically.
- Title:
- SusTech Talk Dec 2024 – Harnessing Sunlight for Energy Grids: Future Foresight Considerations for Sustainability
- Date:
- December 3rd
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
- “Harnessing Sunlight for Energy Grids: Future Foresight Considerations for Sustainability”
with Shona V.Z. de Jong, Queens University, Canada
Date/Time: Tuesday, December 3, 2024; 6:00-7:00 pm PST, 9-10 pm EST
Abstract:
Optimistic predictions envision solar photovoltaic (solar PV) power as the renewable energy source to support the global electricity supply. This raises some hard questions: What future foresight issues and potential consequences should we consider in the energy transition related to solar panels? Who is acknowledging the debt of resources connected to life cycle of PV systems as well as the physical vulnerability of solar PV to rapid environmental change ? Preliminary research results are offered, highlighting several anticipated costs and benefits of solar PV power to the year 2050 and beyond.
By attending this talk you will learn about:
- The global drive for solar PV power as the renewable energy source to support the global energy supply.
- The significant expenditure of raw materials and fossil energy required in every stage of solar PV production
- Interdisciplinary research identifying locations where solar panels face particular risks from climate change related events (example: the Hail Alley of North America)
- Incoming empirical evidence of solar panel performance, driving a need for critical infrastructure hardening engineering studies and extreme weather event forecast capability and capacity
- Solar PV power risk and vulnerability analysis and step by step action plans being reviewed by the IEEE P7800 Working Group: Recommended Practice for Addressing Sustainability, Environmental Stewardship and Climate Change Challenges in Professional Practice (see the IEEE Planet Positive 2030 initiative)
- Title:
- Advanced semiconductor packaging and the need for a workforce to support the growing semiconductor industry in the USA
- Date:
- November 22nd
3:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- PCC Willow Creek Center
Beaverton - Abstract:
- IEEE Oregon EPS/CASS Joint Chapter
Advanced semiconductor packaging and the need for a workforce to support the growing semiconductor industry in the USA
with Chris Bailey, Director, Advanced Semiconductor Packaging Centre, Arizona State University
Date/Time: November 22nd, 2024 @3:30-5:00 PM PT
Location: PCC Willow Creek Center, Room 313
(the seminar room sponsored by the PSU ECE department)
241 SW Edgeway Drive (near SW 185th and Baseline Road)
Beaverton, OR 97006
Directions: http://www.pcc.edu/about/locations/willow-creek/
Due to the Chips Act (USA), significant investments and initiatives are taking place across the US to support reshoring and nearshoring electronics packaging capabilities. For example, at Arizona State University (ASU) we are installing a 300mm fan out wafer level packaging pilot line as a core platform for advanced semiconductor packaging and heterogeneous integration. In addition to research and development activities, workforce development is a critical activity in supporting our electronics packaging industries. At ASU, we are developing and promoting stackable micro-credentials in advanced semiconductor packaging.
This presentation will discuss developments and opportunities in advanced semiconductor packaging, the opportunities for students in the growing semiconductor workforce here in the US, and opportunities for universities and industry to collaborate in this exciting area of technology.
- Title:
- ARC FLASH: MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS
- Date:
- November 20th
5:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- MEGI Engineering
Lake Oswego - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
The officers of the Oregon/SW Washington Chapter of the Industry Applications Society invite you to join us Wednesday evening, October 16, 2024 for our dinner, meeting, and technical presentation. We appreciate the support of all who attend our dinners and presentations. We will be meeting at our “home base” MEGI Engineering in Lake Oswego. This location is easy to access by car from the Interstate 5 Kruse Way/Lake Oswego exits. Ample free parking and entrance at the East side of the building.
The cost for dinner is with food from QDOBA Mexican Eats. There is no charge to attend the presentation only. Our IAS Chapter always offers free dinners for local PSU, OSU, George Fox, U of P, OIT and WSUV Electrical Engineering Students who attend our meetings. This is an excellent networking opportunity for students as our meetings are attended by many professionals in consulting, industrial engineering, and electrical equipment manufacturing.
- Title:
- IEEE PES Oregon Chapter November 19th Tech. hour -Neutrals and Harmonics in the Electric Distribution System.-
- Date:
- November 19th
12:30 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Neutrals and Harmonics in the Electric Distribution System.
- Title:
- Building with Android Studio
- Date:
- November 18th
3:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- Benson High School
Portland - Abstract:
The rookie programing teams get help from the senior team to get Android Studio working on a new rookie team dedicated laptop. They can now check their autonomous two step program into the team’s GitHub database.
- Title:
- Move Challenge to Mecanum wheels – Part 2
- Date:
- November 15th
3:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- Benson High School
Portland - Abstract:
The rookie programming team implemented a two-step move program. Step one: move sideways a short distance away from the arena fence. Step two: move to the parking spot.
- Title:
- IEEE Oregon November Excom (Virtual)
- Date:
- November 12th
6:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
IEEE Oregon November Excom
- Title:
- IEEE Oregon NanoTech Lecture: AI Assisted Materials Exploration and Design: Perspectives and Some Reflections
- Date:
- November 12th
12:00 PM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
AI Assisted Materials Exploration and Design: Perspectives and Some Reflections
with Prof. Dr. Xiaoying Zhuang, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany
IEEE Nanotechnology Council Distinguished Lecturer
Date/Time: November 12th, 2024 @12:00-1:30 PM PT
Location: Virtual
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence opens grand avenue and possibilities in areas such as speech recognition, autonomous driving, medicine and health care, market analysis, financial trading and so on. Many of the applications mentioned in the context of the economy, weather forecasting, and related fields are heavily data-driven. AI and machine learning show advantages in these domains precisely because they can analyze vast amounts of data to identify patterns, correlations, and trends that may not be immediately apparent.
Different from pure data-driven area, in Engineering and Science, AI is transforming research with domain specific physical and mathematical knowledge. Materials exploration and design could be accelerated by orders of magnitude, which cannot be conceived decades ago. In this talk, I will give an overview of research actives and interesting examples that I have carried out with my team for 2D materials exploration with various thermal, optical, mechanical and electrical properties. 2D materials have attracted widespread attention in recent years.
Apart from seeing the benefits from AI, future researchers are also faced with redistribution of resources and shifting of career opportunities. How will the AI impact educational sector and our communities? Will AI impair or benefit the analysis, reasoning, deduction, and derivation abilities of the next generation researchers or students? Seemingly similar but not inaccurate or erroneous information can miseducate the new hands and be disseminated without supervision. How shall we reflect at this time point and think forward?
10 meetings. Generated Tuesday, December 10 2024, at 4:27:47 PM. All times America/Los_Angeles