IEEE Student Branch SFBU ✕ San Francisco Bay University is excited to present ThinkNext Hackathon 2026, a one-week GenAI hackathon designed to empower students to build innovative solutions and gain hands-on experience with emerging AI technologies.
This hackathon encourages creativity, collaboration, and practical problem-solving beyond the classroom.

Event Duration
February 18, 2026 (12:00 PM) – February 24, 2026 (12:00 PM)

🏆 Closing Event & Prizes
February 25, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
- Prizes will be awarded by an OpenAI guest speaker.
- Lunch Provided

🎓 Who Can Participate
SFBU students from all academic backgrounds.
- Teams of up to 3 members.

📝 Registration
Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer.

Power Planning with Feng Qui

CHEERS OCEANEERS! February 17th 2026

Our main presenter this month is DWE - DeepWater Exploration Inc.

In this presentation, Jake Johnson from DeepWater Exploration (DWE) breaks down how subsea vision serves as the "pickaxe" of the modern maritime gold rush. As vessel manufacturers race for major contracts, DWE provides the essential hardware and tools required to enable the new era of autonomous fleets. The presentation will cover:

 - Vision Gap: Analyzing the industry shift from 2000s-era ROVs to today's AI-driven, rapid-deployment swarms, and why traditional vision hardware has become a bottleneck.

 - Startup Journey: How DWE scaled from apartment-based prototyping to supporting 600+ organizations globally. 

 - USB Advantage: An overview of DWE's optics and vision systems which enable higher camera density and better mission endurance.

 - Real-World Impact: Case studies across commercial, defense, and scientific sectors.

 - Future of Integration: A first look at the explore3D Stereo and DWE SDK for deploying advanced vision capabilities and intelligent subsea perception. 

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Welcome to the monthly event for the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society (OES), San Diego Chapter, which is hosting this meeting jointly along with TMA BlueTech (The Maritime Alliance), and MTS (Marine Technology Society).

Please join us for the main presentation and also plenty of time for networking and friendly conversation about everything oceanic, engineering, science, Blue Tech, and more.  No need to be an IEEE or OES member, or TMA, or MTS.  Everyone is invited.

This month, we will be at Quantum Brewing again, a cool science-themed brewery founded by a biochemist.

No ticket required, but please order something for yourself from the brewery.

Please grab a bite from a nearby restaurant, which is okay to bring into the brewery per the owner.

The food and drinks are not being funded by the hosts.  Please open your own tab.

Scheduling IEEE Richland EX-COM Meeting for 2026

Location: Round Table Pizza, 1435 George Washington Way, Richland, WA 99352

Food and social gathering at 5:45 PM, business meeting at 6:00 PM

Date(s) – Feb 17, Mar 17, Apr 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, Aug 18, Sept 15, Oct 20, Nov 17, and Dec 15

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with San Murugesan, Director of BRITE Professional Services, Adjunct Professor at Western Sydney University, Australia, Senior Consultant with Cutter Consortium (USA).

Date/Time: Tuesday, Feb 17, 6 pm, USA (Wednesday, Feb 18, 1 pm, Sydney)

Abstract:

Our well-being and socioeconomic progress are inseparable from the health of our environment. A sustainable environment underpins human survival, economic stability, and the future of life on Earth. Livelihoods, industries, ecosystems, and biodiversity all depend on a stable planet. Yet decades of environmental degradation have brought us to an unprecedented crisis. Extreme weather events—droughts, floods, heat waves, snowstorms, and wildfires—are increasing in frequency and intensity, disrupting lives, damaging economies, and escalating recovery costs. Environmental degradation also poses serious health risks, contributing to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, the spread of infectious illnesses, and food insecurity.

Engineering has long driven human progress, and today it must lead sustainability efforts. Green (or sustainable) engineering balances environmental responsibility with economic viability, performance, and profitability.

Abstract:

This meeting, we are continuing the introduction of using Arduinos and the Arduino IDE by providing a more advanced case of LEDs and using more components such as buzzers. 

Speaker:  Hasitha Dharmasiri of Electric Era Technologies
Title: Making Fast EV Charging Work without Breaking the Grid
Abstract: Electric Era Technologies develops and operates DC fast charging stations tailored for retail locations, integrating AC-coupled battery energy storage systems to overcome common grid constraints. Many sites have limited available power. A typical 4-charger installation can reserve up to 20% of a distribution substation's capacity (often 5–15 MW total). Once installed, variable charging loads, driven by vehicle curves and utilization patterns, ultimately underutilize the reserved grid capacity. Expensive utility upgrades are frequently required to accommodate these loads. Electric Era's closed-loop, real-time control system uses battery storage to shave peaks, enabling charging rates to actually and easily exceed the site's physical grid connection capacity without impacting utility service or tripping breakers. The presentation includes a case study demonstrating advanced voltage regulation through volt-var optimization, where the battery system stabilizes a weak local grid by compensating for voltage changes during charging and load rejection events, enhancing overall grid reliability and accelerating deployment of high-power EV infrastructure.
Bio: Hasitha "Sith" Dharmasiri is the Vice President of Software at Electric Era Technologies, a Seattle-based innovator in battery-backed DC fast charging infrastructure. He joined the company shortly after it was founded in 2019. Previously, he led the software team responsible for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network's bus and gateway systems.

The officers of the Oregon/SW Washington Chapter of the Industry Applications Society invite you to join us Wednesday evening, February 18, 2026, 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 Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que. 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.

Vision for Heterogeneous Integration from Global Perspectives, 2 days, keynote talks, working groups ...

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Heading to the Chiplet Summit next week? We’d love to see you there!

The IEEE SCV Section will be at Booth 321 from Feb 17–19. We are especially excited to host a Fireside Chat in the Chiplet Summit Theater on February 19, 2:00 pm featuring Thomas Coughlin, 2024 IEEE President, in conversation with our Section Chair, Avery Lu. Come say hello, share your thoughts, and "Meet a Past IEEE President!"

TerraPower was founded to provide state-of-the-art power with Natrium technology, one of the fastest and lowest-cost paths to advanced, zero-carbon energy. The site selected is in southwest Wyoming near the town of Kemerrer. What’s under construction is a sodium test and fill facility for the future plant, the first step of many to come before the nuclear plant will come online in 2030, according to projections. The test and fill facility is a key step in building this novel nuclear plant, a first of its kind in the United States. TerraPower plans to test and prove a first-of-its-kind nuclear cooling system, a process that is expected to take about a year. 

The IEEE Alaska February meeting will be an in-person meeting in Anchorage at UAA with a virtual stream of the presentation. Lunch will be provided at no cost for in-person attendees. IEEE membership is NOT required to attend. Please register in advance if attending in-person for the lunch count.

Ben Kellie is the Co-Founder & CEO of Applied Atomics, a nuclear fission startup unlocking large scale co-located power to unlock the next 1,000 years of energy for humanity. The company is vertically integrating proven Gen III+ LWR technologies with in-house EPC on the balance of plant to speed the deployment and lower the cost of nuclear power.

You are invited to kick-off Engineers Week with the 75th annual San Diego Engineers Week Awards Banquet on Friday, February 20, 2026. The Awards Banquet is hosted by the San Diego County Engineering Council (SDCEC) in collaboration with local Engineering Society Chapters and Engineering Colleges. Join us to network and celebrate the contributions of those local people and organizations who are advancing engineering and technology in the community. Details about the event here: https://www.sandiegoengineers.org/banquet

This event registration will be used to get the headcounts for the IEEE SD Section tables. We will prioritize ExCom members who will also volunteer for the Section Booth. 

Zoom call hosted by Open Research Institute (ORI). IEEE members and guests are welcome. This is a technical roundtable of FPGA projects from the Open Source hardware community. Participants report what they've done over the past week, what they have planned for the next week, if they have any roadblocks, and if they need any resources. The roundtable is sometimes followed by open office hours if anyone has additional questions or discussions.  

Specification to Silicon is an introductory technical and career-focused session designed to provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the complete ASIC development lifecycle. The event will guide attendees through each critical phase of chip creation, starting from system and ASIC/VLSI specifications, progressing through design and verification, and concluding with post-silicon validation.

Participants will gain insights into how real-world requirements are translated into silicon-ready designs, the role of RTL design and functional verification, and the importance of validation after fabrication to ensure performance, reliability, and compliance. In addition to the technical flow, the session will highlight current industry practices, tools, and skills required at each stage of the semiconductor lifecycle.

The event will also focus on career opportunities for graduates in the semiconductor industry, outlining various job roles such as ASIC/VLSI design engineer, verification engineer, validation engineer, and related entry-level positions. Industry expectations, essential skill sets, and career pathways will be discussed to help students and early-career professionals prepare for roles in chip design and development.

This session is ideal for engineering students and graduates who are interested in understanding ASIC/VLSI design workflows and exploring career opportunities in the semiconductor domain.

The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the IEEE Computer Society invites to our free and open Virtual Tech Talks (no IEEE membership required):

Speaker: Dr.K.Venkata Nagendra (Connect on LinkedIn)

Title: Emotional Intelligence in AI

Abstract: AI emotional intelligence, also known as emotion AI or affective computing, is the ability of AI to detect, interpret, and simulate human emotions using through facial expressions, body language, voice tone and other cues. While AI can analyze emotional cues and even generate responses that seem empathetic, it lacks true consciousness, empathy, and personal experience, which are fundamental to genuine emotional intelligence. Instead of replacing human emotional intelligence, AI serves as a tool that can enhance it by providing insights, analyzing data at scale, and creating more natural human-machine interactions. AI technology uses various methods to recognize and respond to human emotions, including: Facial Recognition Technology is used to analyze facial expressions and detect emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, and fear. This technology uses algorithms to analyze facial features such as the shape of the mouth, eyes, and eyebrows. And another one, Voice Recognition Technology is used to analyze the tone and pitch of a person's voice to detect emotions such as happiness, sadness, and anger. This technology uses machine learning algorithms to analyze speech patterns and identify emotional cues. The Benefits of Emotional Intelligence in AI, Creating More Meaningful Interactions between Humans and Machines, Enhanced education, shaping the Future of AI.

Bio: Dr. Kolluru Venkata Nagendra,  graduated from Sri Venkateswara University in Tirupathi with a bachelor's degree in computer science. He later graduated from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University in Hyderabad with a master's degree in computer applications. After that, he graduated from Acharya Nagarjuna University in Guntur with a Master of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering. Additionally, he graduated from Vikrama Simhapuri University in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, with a Ph.D. in computer science. He graduated from Srinivasa University in Mangalore with a PDF (Post Doctoral Fellowship) in CSE. In addition to writing numerous computer science textbooks, Dr. Nagendra is the author of more than 70 research papers that have been published in journals with UGC and Scopus indexes. He served as a judge and reviewer for numerous conferences and journals. Having worked at several engineering colleges for more than 17 years, he is currently employed SRKR Engineering College, Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh. His research interests encompass Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Data Mining.

Advances in intelligent computing are redefining how we discover therapeutics and engineer regenerative tissues. This talk presents two complementary, algorithm-driven approaches aimed at transforming treatments for neurological and skeletal disorders. First, we introduce a computational peptidomics pipeline that mines genomic data to identify precursor sequences encoding neuroactive peptides, which are key modulators of signal transmission that bind heptahelical receptors. Traditional peptide discovery is slow and serendipitous; our algorithms predict peptide maturation pathways, including post-translational modifications, and pair these predictions with a high-sensitivity assay capable of detecting receptor-generated second messengers such as InsPs and cAMP. This integrated strategy has yielded promising peptide-based drug candidates for Parkinson’s disease and Osteoporosis, now advancing through animal testing. Parallel to this, we present a bioengineering framework for creating biomimetic, biocompatible bone scaffolds. Using uCT images of osteoporotic bone, we design and 3D-print trabecular structures optimized for both mechanical strength and osteoconductivity, addressing limitations of current synthetic scaffolds. These engineered matrices, enhanced by the osteogenic Calcitonin Receptor Fragment Peptide, support robust osteoblast growth and functional bone formation. Together, these innovations illustrate how algorithmic design and intelligent technologies can accelerate next-generation healing, from molecular therapeutics to regenerative tissues.

Thursday, February 26, 2026

5:00pm – 7:30 pm

SD IEEE Consultants' Network: February 2026 Meeting ("Away Game")

SD Hardware Meetup: Hardware for Defense

This month we will join the SD Hardware Meetup at Downtown Works Mission Valley.

SD Hardware Meetup is part of a national organization bringing together a community of people building physical products and hardware, from designers, founders, engineers, investors, and more, everyone is welcome. In addition to networking, there will be two speakers discussing their respective technologies in defense tech and dual use.

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And Meetup here: https://www.meetup.com/san-diego-ieee-meetup/events/313177847

When:
Thursday, February 26, 2026
5:00pm - 7:30pm

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Join us for an exciting Lecture on NASA's NISAR Mission, Scholarship Awards and free dinner from Stonefire Grill. Welcome to the Engineering Week Awards Mixer at Hub101 - Cal Lutheran Center for Entrepreneurship! Join us on February 26, 2026 at 6:00 PM for a night of celebration and inspiration. During the event, we will have a special talk on NASA's NISAR Mission by expert in the field. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about NASA's flagship Earthscience Mission!

This event is hosted by IEEE BV Section and promises to be a fun and informative evening. Come network with fellow engineers and enthusiasts in a welcoming environment. Mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting night! We can't wait to see you there.

Event is free but registration is required.

IEEE-PES Seattle and Puget Sound Energy (PSE) are hosting a tour of PSE's transmission control center ("Load Office") in Redmond, WA. This control center is one of many centers PSE uses to monitor and control the generation and transmission of electricity on PSE's electrical grid, and ensure reliable service to PSE's 1.2 million electrical customers. Participants will have the opportunity to see the Load Office in person, learn about day-to-day and emergency operations, and speak with control center operators.

As part of the Stanford IEEE continuing Speaker Series throughout the year.

with Shin Young Jeong, faculty member of the Center for Advanced Turbomachinery and Energy Research, University of Central Florida.

Date/Time: Tuesday, March 3, 6pm - 7 pm Pacific Time

Abstract:

The transition to renewable energy has increased the need for reliable, large-scale storage to balance intermittent generation with continuous demand. Thermal energy storage (TES) offers a cost-effective solution by capturing excess energy as heat and releasing it when needed, supporting long-duration storage and grid stability. Unlike batteries, TES can scale to industrial levels, provide process heat, and deliver electricity through power cycles. Recent advances use abundant, low-cost materials such as sand-like particles serving as both heat transfer media and storage. This talk will highlight emerging TES technologies and their role in a resilient, decarbonized energy future.

IEEE Orange County PES/IAS Chapter's ExCom meeting

All IEEE OC PES/IAS Chapter members are requested to attend this meeting. 

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Time: Mar 4, 2026 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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This is the annual IEEE SFBA Consumer Technology Society (CTSoc) event providing a summary of the latest and unique tech innovations from the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. CES's focus has expanded beyond consumer electronic devices to many categories including wearables, smart homes, robotics, drones, medical and healthcare devices, etc.

Speakers:

Tom Coughlin: President, Coughlin Associates

2024 IEEE President & IEEE Fellow, Tom is a world-renowned digital storage expert and industry analyst. Having served as the global leader of IEEE, he brings unparalleled insight into the hardware and infrastructure driving the latest consumer trends.

Avery Lu: Partner & Head of Business Development, Aventurine Capital Group

2025-2026 Chair of the IEEE Santa Clara Valley Section Avery is a seasoned venture capitalist and deep-tech executive. His expertise in semiconductors and AI allows him to identify the startups and technologies with the highest potential for commercial success and market disruption.

This will be a hybrid event (in-person and online), and the room has limited capacity. Register early, do not miss this event to get a glance into the future of consumer technologies. Previous CES Download and other meeting slides and recordings are available for viewing at

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Don't miss this opportunity to get a first-hand glance into the future of consumer technology from two of Silicon Valley's most respected voices.

Zoom call hosted by Open Research Institute (ORI). IEEE members and guests are welcome. This is a technical roundtable of FPGA projects from the Open Source hardware community. Participants report what they've done over the past week, what they have planned for the next week, if they have any roadblocks, and if they need any resources. The roundtable is sometimes followed by open office hours if anyone has additional questions or discussions.  

Will discuss the value of your company 401k, matching, options when retiring or leaving your company, investment options outside of your 401k and lastly a recap of market conditions

Ian Walker of GMW Associates will review the development of projected-field electromagnets for device testing.

TECHNICAL PROGRAM

This program is dedicated to the memory of Omar Zubi, Boeing's longtime EMC Lab Manager, who passed away suddenly on January 31, 2026.

EMC Challenges for ‘New Space’ Small Satellite Development

By Russell Carroll, EMI/EMC Consulting Engineer, EMI Sleuth, El Segundo, CA, USA

Abstract: This presentation discusses EMC challenges seen by engineers in the ‘new space’ world of small satellite development. These challenges include non-standardized launch vehicle and host interface requirements, unspecified lightning protection requirements, and schedule constraints on EMC testing and development. Technical challenges include power and signal isolation, crosstalk from long pigtails in wire harnesses, limited physical space for filters and shielding, and large apertures in the vehicle faraday cage.

Speaker Biography: Russell Carroll is a consulting engineer with extensive experience in the analysis, design, and testing of electromagnetic effects on units and systems including space satellites and industrial electronics. His research is focused on developing useful analysis tools and methods for unit and system level EMC analysis. Mr. Carroll is a registered Professional Engineer and an iNARTE certified EMC Engineer. He received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2013 and 2014. He may be reached at russell@emisleuth.com.

CISPR and ANSC C63® Overview on Site Validation Measurements from 18 GHz to 40 GHz - Latest Advances in EMC Test Site Evaluation Using Advanced Antenna Measurement Techniques

By Zhong Chen, Chief Engineer, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, Texas, USA

Abstract: This presentation introduces a novel approach for EMC chamber validation beyond 18 GHz, currently under consideration in ANSI C63 and CISPR standards. By integrating Cylindrical Mode Filtered Site Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (CMF SVSWR) with Compressed Sensing (CS), we address inherent challenges in traditional SVSWR methods, such as inconsistency and slow data acquisition. CMF SVSWR utilizes circular path measurements and mode domain post-processing to discern antenna and chamber reflections, crucial for comprehensive VSWR analysis. Compressed Sensing, a data-driven machine learning technique, exploits signal sparsity to reconstruct data from fewer randomly sampled measurement points, thereby reducing test times and eliminating the need for precise turntable positioning.

Speaker Biography: Zhong Chen is Chief Engineer at ETS-Lindgren, located in Cedar Park, Texas. He has more than 25 years of experience in RF testing, anechoic chamber design, as well as EMC antenna and field probe design and measurements. He is an active member of the ANSC C63® committee currently serving as Vice-Chair and is the immediate past Chair of Subcommittee 1 which is responsible for the antenna calibration (ANSI C63.5) and chamber/test site validation standards (ANSI C63.4 and the ANSI C63.25 series). Mr. Chen is chair of the IEEE Standard 1309 committee responsible for developing calibration standards for field probes, and IEEE Standard 1128 for absorber evaluation. He is a former member of the IEEE EMC Society Board of Governors and the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association (AMTA) Board of Directors. He is a past Distinguished Lecturer for the EMC Society and is recognized as an AMTA Fellow. His research interests include measurement uncertainty, time domain measurements for site validation and antenna calibration, and development of novel RF absorber materials. Several papers authored and co-authored by Mr. Chen have received best paper recognition at global conferences. Zhong Chen received his M.S.E.E. degree in Electromagnetics from the Ohio State University at Columbus. He may be reached at zhong.chen@ets-lindgren.com.

EMC Lab Tour and Demo Overview

​By Dennis Lewis, The Boeing Company, and Zhong Chen, ETS-Lindgren

Abstract: Dennis will provide an overview of Boeing's EMC lab test capabilities and what people will see on the exclusive tour. Zhong will provide an overview of the LIVE demo showing the Cylindrical Mode Filtered SVSWR (CMF SVSWR) measurement technique. CMF SVSWR is measured by placing the transmit antenna (typically a low gain omni-directional antenna) at the edge of the turntable and performing a single cut vector pattern measurement. The vector S21 as a function of turntable angle at each frequency is transformed to the spectrum domain, where a filter can be applied to mathematically remove the chamber effects. The SVSWR is derived by comparing the original pattern in the chamber to the “clean” filtered pattern. This CMF SVSWR provides a more comprehensive evaluation of the EMC chamber quiet zone and can be readily measured without any special positioning fixtures. The demonstration will show an entire measurement process including the post processing which can be performed in real time.  This new measurement technique is under consideration for the new draft standard ANSI C63.25.3 under development by the ANSC C63® committee for EMC test sites from 18 GHz to 40 GHz.

Come join us for MOVE’s 10th Anniversary Town Hall Meeting—a special opportunity to celebrate a decade of impact and hear from leaders shaping the future of MOVE.

Featured speakers include:

• Mary Ellen Randall, MOVE Founder & IEEE President

• Barry Tilton, IEEE-USA President

• Brad Kieserman, Vice President, Disaster Operations & Logistics, American Red Cross National Headquarters

• MOVE Global and Local Leads: Francisco Carrero, Loretta Arellano, and Sadhana Attavar, highlighting key achievements from 2025 and what’s ahead in 2026

Learn more about MOVE’s 10-year journey, upcoming milestones, and the celebrations planned throughout the anniversary year. We hope you’ll join us for this engaging and informative event.