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4 meetings
- Title:
- From Data to Decisions: Smart Manufacturing Analytics in Semiconductor Production
- Date:
- July 24th
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Modern semiconductor fabs generate vast amounts of data from equipment, processes, sensors, metrology tools, and factory automation systems. The real challenge is transforming this data into actionable insights that improve yield, quality, productivity, and operational efficiency.
Join the IEEE Oregon Section Joint EDS & MTT-S Chapter for the webinar, "From Data to Decisions: Smart Manufacturing Analytics in Semiconductor Production."
This session will explore how advanced analytics, AI/ML, predictive maintenance, digital twins, and smart manufacturing technologies are enabling data-driven decision-making in semiconductor factories. Attendees will gain insights into how leading fabs use real-time data to optimize performance, enhance equipment utilization, and drive operational excellence.
Ideal for students, researchers, engineers, and industry professionals interested in the future of smart semiconductor manufacturing.
- Title:
- IEEE Oregon Section Summer Social 2026
- Date:
- July 25th
10:00 AM (5 hours) - Location:
- Next Level Pinball Shop & Museum
Hillsboro - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
Please attend the 2026 IEEE Oregon Section Summer Social at Next Level Pinball Shop & Museum
25 July 2026 for individuals and for families.Food and entrance are included in the entry fee. Doors open 10:00am. We will be in the party room with Lunch snacks and beverages from 10:30 to 12:30 There will be food options for vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free, or regular.
- Title:
- SusTech Talk July 2026 - Preparing for 100% Clean and Renewable Energy Systems
- Date:
- July 28th
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
“Preparing for 100% Clean and Renewable Energy Systems”
with Dr Ahmed Mousa, Chief Innovation Officer for Galileo Group, Inc.
Date/Time: Tuesday, July 28, 6pm – 7 pm Pacific Time
Abstract:
This talk will outline the characteristics of 100% clean and renewable energy systems, and how we can prepare for them, considering the guidelines of IEEE Planet Positive. Utilities must supply critical leadership in addressing climate change, sustainability, socioeconomic issues, and environmental stewardship. The transition to a sustainable future requires balancing today’s short-term needs with future planning for 100% clean and renewable energy systems. Issues include global collaboration, the role of inverter-based resources, climate change mitigation, large load vs. energy efficiency/load management and the future role of energy control centers. Supporting equity and inclusion mandates planning for rural electrification and for providing affordable power to disadvantaged communities.
- Title:
- SusTech Talk August 2026 – Heat Adaptation in Practice: Community-Facing Approaches to Extreme Heat in Singapore and India
- Date:
- August 11th
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
“Heat Adaptation in Practice: Community-Facing Approaches to Extreme Heat in Singapore and India”
with Veerappan Swaminathan, CEO of SL2 Group, Singapore
Date/Time: Tuesday, August 11, 6pm – 7 pm Pacific Time
Abstract:
Extreme heat is an increasingly urgent climate adaptation challenge, especially for older adults and heat-vulnerable households living in dense urban and tropical environments. While heat resilience is often discussed through the lens of policy, urban planning, or public health, effective adaptation also depends on practical socio-technical systems that can work in real homes, care facilities, and communities.
This talk will share lessons from two ongoing community-facing projects: StayCool in Singapore, which combines heat and humidity sensors, physiological wearables, an app, heat alerts, and trained volunteers to support vulnerable households; and a heat adaptation project at Muthiyor Nanban Home in Tamil Nadu, India, which uses site assessment, environmental measurement, stakeholder engagement, and targeted interventions to improve thermal comfort for elderly residents. The talk will highlight implementation lessons for engineers interested in climate resilience, sensing, community systems, and adaptation in practice.
4 meetings. Generated Monday, July 20 2026, at 11:52:31 AM. All times America/Los_Angeles