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- Title:
- Lumibird Company Tour
- Date:
- February 10th
3:00 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- 49 Willow Peak Dr
Bozeman, MT - Abstract:
We will be meeting at the Lumibird campus to get a company tour of their facilities and talk with their staff.
- Title:
- IEEE OC PES Chapter ExCom Meeting - Feb 10th 2025, MOVED ON-LINE
- Date:
- February 10th
6:30 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
IEEE Orange County PES Chapter's ExCom meeting
All IEEE OC PES Chapter members are requested to attend this meeting.
To AVOID unauthorized attendance you MUST REGISTER for this event so that you can be sent the meeting link.
The zoom link is given below:
Syed Ahmed Raza Naqvi is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://tae.zoom.us/j/85608410840?pwd=rkH4bBQoQNdSUXVIWrAdbsSTJnoa3G.1Meeting ID: 856 0841 0840
Passcode: 836253
- Title:
- Open Source Hardware FPGA Projects Roundtable
- Date:
- February 11th
10:00 AM (0 minute) - Abstract:
Open Source Hardware Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Projects Roundtable. Work updates are from Open Research Institute, a non-profit devoted to open source digital radio work. https://www.openresearch.institute/
ORI's newsletter signup is at https://www.openresearch.institute/newsletter-subscription/
1) Progress over the past week
2) Work planned over the next week
3) Any resources needed?
4) Any roadblocks that project volunteers need help with?
Roundtable (video is recorded and published) is followed by open discussion and office hours (not recorded).
- Title:
- CANCELLED! Open Research Institute FPGA Projects Roundtable
- Date:
- February 11th
10:00 AM (1 hour) - Abstract:
A roundtable discussion of progress on open source field programmable gate array projects at Open Research Institute, a non-profit research and development firm.
1) What progress has been made since the last meetup?
2) What work is planned?
3) Does anyone need any resources in order to get work done?
4) Are there any roadblocks that anyone needs help with?
Meetup is over Zoom. Link distributed to registered people the day before the meeting.
- Title:
- MATLAB with Python Workshop
- Date:
- February 11th
4:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- COOR (Lattie F. Coor Hall)
Tempe, AZ - Abstract:
MATLAB provides a flexible, two-way integration with many programming languages, including Python. This feature allows different teams to work together and use MATLAB algorithms within production software and IT systems. If you have functions and objects in Python, you can call them directly from MATLAB. This allows you to exclusively work in MATLAB without having to switch your programming environment. In this workshop we will discuss different ways that you can incorporate Python into MATLAB. We also will look at several examples and learn how to incorporate the SunPy Python package for solar data analysis. This will be an interactive and fun workshop, so do not forget to bring your laptop!
Jon Loftin is a Customer Success Engineer at MathWorks Jon’s background is in mathematics. More specifically, implementing mathematics in a computer. He holds degrees in mathematics: a BS from Southern Arkansas University, a MS from the University of Arkansas, and a Ph.D. from Texas Tech University. He has had years of teaching experience, from teaching at the Naval Nuclear Power School to teaching as an Assistant Professor. Jon’s research focus is building efficient integration techniques in finite element methods.
- Title:
- Careers in Technology Spring Series 2025 - Rui Li, PhD - 11 February 8pm EST / 7 pm CST
- Date:
- February 11th
5:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Dr Rui Li of will take a deep dive into the Multimodal Interaction and Affective Computing Lab (MIAC Lab) at Montclair State with a focus on Multimodal Human-Machine Interaction. This exciting work involves multimodal information processing, immersive interaction, intelligent systems for vehicles and robots. Her passion is for the interdisciplinary study of human emotion, behavior, and cognition to bring about excellent human-machine interaction and intelligent machines.
- Title:
- IEEE Foothill Section February ExCom/OpCom Monthly Hybrid Meeting
- Date:
- February 11th
6:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- 2970 Inland Empire
Ontario, CA - Abstract:
The IEEE Foothill Section held its monthly ExCom/OpCom meeting every second Tuesday of the month.
- Title:
- IEEE Oregon Section Monthly Meeting
- Date:
- February 11th
6:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
Monthly Executive Committee Meeting for Oregon Section.
- Title:
- IEEE Seattle Section: February 2025 EXCOM Meeting on Feb 11th, 6:45 PM
- Date:
- February 11th
6:45 PM (1.8 hours) - Location:
- Student Center Room
Seattle, WA - Abstract:
Please come to join Our February 11th EXCOM Meeting
We will Introduced New Officers and local tech group leaders,
The Upcoming elections for officers of chapters & affinity groups.
The strategic actions of IEEE Seattle 2025 " Innovating for Humanity through AI"
Tech chapters, Affinity Group and Student Branch activities report.
The event will be hybrid, Link will be send to you before the meeting.
The closest garage to the student center is the Murphy Garage which has a sky bridge link to the Student center.
- Murphy Garage (11th and E Cherry St, Map Location - P2, level 1)
- Title:
- Startups: Early Strategies for Success
- Date:
- February 11th
7:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- 673 South Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, CA - Abstract:
This is a hybrid in-person and online event. Pre-registration is required for either.
For many startups, the focus is often on rapid development—building fast and launching products quickly. However, the harsh reality is that countless startups fail not because of poor technology but due to a lack of clear market positioning, audience targeting, and product differentiation.
This presentation will explore why developing a marketing and product strategy early is critical for a startup’s survival and growth. From narrowing down a market niche to defining a unique selling proposition, we’ll break down essential components that shape a startup’s long-term success.
Elena Gostrer will draw from her real-world startup experiences by highlighting common pitfalls such as misaligned product-market fit and wasted resources on solutions no one needs. Attendees will gain insights into how strategic planning saves time and money, accelerates scaling, and reduces the risk of costly pivots down the line.
Whether you’re a developer, product manager, or startup founder, this presentation will offer practical takeaways to rethink your approach to ensure your startup is guided by more than just code.
- Title:
- IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar: AI Unpacked: What Leaders Need to Know to Stay Ahead
- Date:
- February 12th
11:00 AM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Is AI a threat to your job? Will middle management really disappear? In this talk, we’ll answer these questions and more. You’ll learn what AI really is, and the difference between Machine Learning and Deep Learning. We’ll break down popular buzzwords like ChatGPT and large language models, and explore how these technologies are shaping the workplace.
As a leader, you need to be able to talk about AI—not just as a tool, but as a way to transform teams, drive innovation, and lead change. This session will give you the confidence to navigate these conversations in interviews, networking, or your current role. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of how to stay competitive, whether by upskilling or positioning yourself as a future-focused leader.
Plus, discover how tailored coaching can help you leverage AI knowledge to elevate your job search and career strategy.
- Title:
- Keyboard Tutorials
- Date:
- February 12th
5:15 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Clyde
Provo, UT - Abstract:
Continue to work on keyboards, introduce zmk firmware system to program keyboards.
- Title:
- CHEERS OCEANEERS! FEB 2025 - MTS - MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY - LEVERETT BEZANSON
- Date:
- February 12th
5:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- Quantum Brewing
San Diego, CA - Abstract:
CHEERS OCEANEERS! FEB 2025 - MTS - MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY - LEVERETT BEZANSON
Our February event presenter will be our friend and colleague, Leverett Bezanson, Chair of one of our co-hosting organizations, MTS, the Marine Technology Society. Please see the attached flyer giving details of MTS, especially their summer internship program.
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Welcome to the Feb 2025 monthly event for the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society (OES), San Diego Chapter, which is hosting this meeting jointly along with TMA (The Maritime Alliance), and MTS (Marine Technology Society).
Please join us for the main presentation from MTS 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.
Feb 12th, 2025, Wednesday
5:30pm-8:00pm
Quantum Brewing
5375 Kearny Villa Rd #116
San Diego, CA 92123
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.
Agenda:
5:30pm: Arrival and networking, order food/drinks for yourself.
6:15pm: OES and other hosting group announcements.
6:20pm: MTS Presentation
6:40pm (approximately): “open mic” for any other attendees to present anything they like (ocean-related, of course).
Examples: employers presenting opportunities for employment, job seekers presenting a quick bio, internship program opportunities, promoting other events, seeking funding, “show and tell” of any cool technology you are working on, etc.
7:00pm to close: enjoy some drinks and chatting with fellow oceanic engineering enthusiasts.
RSVPs are appreciated for planning purposes.
- Title:
- Cryogenic CMOS for Future Scaled Quantum Computing Systems
- Date:
- February 12th
6:00 PM (2.2 hours) - Location:
- 18021 Cowan,
Irvine, CA - Abstract:
Abstracts: Quantum computing represents a new paradigm that has the potential to transform problems that are computationally intractable today into solvable problems in the future. Significant advances in the last decade have lent support to the idea that quantum computers can be implemented, and further that the goal of demonstrating true performance advantages over traditional computing techniques on one or more problems may be achieved in the not-so-distant future. Delivering on this promise is expected to require quantum error correction solutions, in turn demanding large qubit counts that pose significant challenges for quantum computer implementations, especially in the area of qubit interface electronics. An active area of research to address this challenge is the use of integrated cryogenic CMOS designs. In this presentation, we will present a superconducting qubit-based quantum computing system framework, opportunities for cryogenic CMOS introduction into future systems, example cryogenic CMOS implementations and results, and next challenges that must be met to enable cryogenic CMOS adoption.
- Title:
- Toward Collective Intelligence for Resource-Constrained Autonomous Vehicles
- Date:
- February 12th
6:00 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- Lakeside Orange County Airport Hotel
Santa Ana, CA - Abstract:
The practical deployment of autonomous, semi-autonomous and teleoperated vehicles in contested environments faces several technical challenges connected to the scarce communication and computing resources available to these systems. On the one hand, small vehicles - e.g., expendable, and attritable UxVs - have obvious hardware, energy, and memory constraints that limit their ability to execute complex mission logics. On the other hand, offloading the execution of these logics to compute-capable devices require the transmission of information-rich signals over capacity limited and volatile wireless channels. Similarly, larger vehicles face challenges in processing and fusing the large volume of data produced by the many onboard sensors needed to make them mission-capable in a broad range of conditions, as well as in transporting them to remote operators and control centers. In this talk, I will provide an overview of the techniques and frameworks that my research group developed to allow flexible, efficient, and resilient distributed neural computing for robotic perception and autonomous navigation. Our approaches deeply integrate system solutions and machine learning to obtain practical frameworks deployable on real-world hardware platforms and applications.
- Title:
- IEEE Hawaii YP February ExCom
- Date:
- February 12th
7:30 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- Honolulu, HI
- Abstract:
Feb ExCom
- Title:
- IEEE PES SEATTLE EXCOM MEETING
- Date:
- February 12th
8:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
EXCOM Meeting for IEEE PES Seattle Officers
- Title:
- Cryogenic CMOS for Future Scaled Quantum Computing Systems
- Date:
- February 13th
5:00 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- Room: The Cage (in Learning Commons building by school's main entrance)
San Diego, CA - Abstract:
Quantum computing represents a new paradigm that has the potential to transform problems that are computationally intractable today into solvable problems in the future. Significant advances in the last decade have lent support to the idea that quantum computers can be implemented, and further that the goal of demonstrating true performance advantages over traditional computing techniques on one or more problems may be achieved in the not so distant future. Delivering on this promise is expected to require quantum error correction solutions, in turn demanding large qubit counts that pose significant challenges for quantum computer implementations, especially in the area of qubit interface electronics. An active area of research to address this challenge is the use of integrated cryogenic CMOS designs. In this presentation, we will present a superconducting qubit-based quantum computing system framework, opportunities for cryogenic CMOS introduction into future systems, example cryogenic CMOS implementations and results, and next challenges that must be met to enable cryogenic CMOS adoption.
- Title:
- In-person IEEE Boise Section Opcomm
- Date:
- February 13th
5:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Boise, ID
- Abstract:
Dear All,
We’re excited to invite you to the upcoming IEEE In-Person Meeting on Feb 13th, from 6 - 8 PM! This event will be a fantastic opportunity to meet with other professionals, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and learn about the latest trends in technology.
Event Details:
- Date: Thurs, Feb 13th, 2025
- Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (local time)
- Location: in-person
1435 W University Dr,
Boise, Idaho
United States 83706
Building: Micron Center for Materials Research
Room Number: 105
Highlights of the event include:
- Discussion on ideas from Region Opcomm held in January.
- Collaborative discussions on upcoming events in different chapters
- Food and refreshments provided! Please select your meal preference via the attached Google Form (https://forms.gle/cW1unSs6eC82AWha8)
Whether you’re a long-time IEEE member or new to the organization, we’d love for you to be part of this dynamic gathering.
Please be sure to RSVP to confirm your attendance.
Parking: Please see the event picture map with locations marked for free parking.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions or agenda items you'd like to include.
Warm Regards,
Jigyasa Chauhan
Secretary
IEEE Boise Section
- Title:
- IEEE OC Section ExCom Meeting - Feb 13th 2025, MOVED ON-LINE
- Date:
- February 13th
6:30 PM (2 hours) - Abstract:
IEEE Orange County Section Executive Committee Monthly meeting - occurs every 2nd Thursday of the month.
All IEEE OC Committee/Chapter/Affinity/SIG Chair/Key Volunteers (or their proxy) are requested to attend. Other IEEE members are also welcome to attend. Please RVSP here to receive the meeting login information. Routine attendance is required to qualify for your chapter annual IEEE rebate.
To AVOID unauthorized attendance you MUST REGISTER for this event so that you can be sent the meeting link.
- Title:
- IEEE Phoenix Section - Officers Dinner
- Date:
- February 15th
4:30 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- 5816 N 16th St
Phoenix, AZ - Abstract:
Dear IEEE Phoenix Section Officers,
I would like to welcome you to the IEEE Phoenix Section officers dinner. The informal schedule is given below:
Dinner: 6:00 PM
Mixer & Casual Welcome: 5:30 – 6:00
Location:
Phoenix City Grill
5816 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Thanks,
Sunil
- Title:
- Industry Night
- Date:
- February 17th
5:00 PM (3.5 hours) - Location:
- Santa Clara, CA
- Abstract:
Join us for Industry Night, where you’ll have the opportunity to connect face-to-face with local company recruiters and industry professionals. This is your chance to network, ask questions, and submit your resume for potential opportunities. Don’t miss out on this valuable event to expand your professional connections!
- Title:
- Open Source Hardware FPGA Projects Roundtable
- Date:
- February 18th
10:00 AM (0 minute) - Abstract:
Open Source Hardware Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Projects Roundtable. Work updates are from Open Research Institute, a non-profit devoted to open source digital radio work. https://www.openresearch.institute/
ORI's newsletter signup is at https://www.openresearch.institute/newsletter-subscription/
1) Progress over the past week
2) Work planned over the next week
3) Any resources needed?
4) Any roadblocks that project volunteers need help with?
Roundtable (video is recorded and published) is followed by open discussion and office hours (not recorded).
- Title:
- ARMY Microgrids for Energy Resilience
- Date:
- February 18th
12:30 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center’s Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (ERDC-CERL) presentation will focus on improving energy resiliency for DoD installations with microgrids and other advanced electrical distribution technologies.
- Title:
- UAF IEEE Student Chapter Meeting
- Date:
- February 18th
2:15 PM (0 minute) - Location:
- Duckering
Fairbanks, AK - Abstract:
Bi-Weekly Student Meeting
- Title:
- Careers in Technology Spring Series 2025 - Alvin Chin, PhD - 18 February 8pm EST / 7 pm CST
- Date:
- February 18th
5:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Dr Chin is currently a Research Scientist at Discovery Partners Institute, part of the University of Illinois System. He is working on research in mobile social networking, IoT, responsible AI, human-centered AI, and data science.
His research interests are in data science, machine learning, IoT, big data, social networking, HCI, ubiquitous computing, web and AI.
- Title:
- Joint Technical Society Dinner
- Date:
- February 18th
6:00 PM (3.0 hours) - Location:
- 1664 N. Virginia St
Reno, NV - Abstract:
The IEEE YP of Northern Nevada has been invited to a joint technical society dinner during E-week. This will be used to discuss combining resources to benefit the greater Northern Nevada communities. This will be an officers only meeting.
- Title:
- Nordic Semiconductor TechTalk
- Date:
- February 18th
6:30 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Harold Frank Hall
Santa Barbara, CA - Abstract:
Company info session hosted by Nordic Semiconductor. They will come and give a talk about their company, products, and what they do. They will also do a live-demo of their products and showcase the countless possibilities of their devices.
- Title:
- Eighth Annual Symposium on Heterogeneous Integration Roadmap and Annual Meeting
- Date:
- February 19th
8:00 AM (3 days) - Location:
- Samsung
San Jose, CA - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
Future Vision for Heterogeneous Integration from Global Perspectives, 3 days, keynote talks, working groups ...
[details in AGENDA box below]
Registration is 0 (5 for IEEE members). PayPal is the credit card payments processor; please do not use your Paypal account during the payment process here.
When you get to the Visitor Parking area, staff will guide you to available section, and to the South Tower to check in and get your badge.
STUDENTS: Current or recent graduate students please contact academic liaison Luu Nguyen luun296@gmail.com or Hualiang Shi hualiang.shi@ieee.org with research interest and using institution domain email for registration information.
- Title:
- 2025 Monthly San Diego IEEE EXCOM - February Meeting
- Date:
- February 19th
5:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- ATEC
San Diego, CA - Abstract:
SDIEEE EXCOM Meeting
Executive Committee meeting to discuss all San Diego IEEE activities. All IEEE members welcome to attend. Please RSVP.
- 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm, Introducing New Officers, Networking and food!
- 6:15 pm - 8:00 pm, meeting (in person and/or remote)
To add to the agenda, please email upalmahbub@yahoo.com.
- Title:
- From Lab to Startup: Navigating the Journey from Academia to Entrepreneurship
- Date:
- February 19th
6:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation
Santa Clara, CA - Abstract:
Transitioning from academia to entrepreneurship presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. This presentation chronicles my journey from earning a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology to co-founding Falcomm, Inc., a venture-backed fabless semiconductor startup specializing in ultra-efficient power amplifiers for 5G and beyond. Drawing on experiences from academic research in zero-power RF/mm-wave signal processing and novel power amplifier designs, I discuss how the foundational skills and insights gained in academia shaped my approach to solving real-world problems.
The presentation highlights the pivotal moments in this transition, including identifying a market need, securing venture capital funding, navigating team dynamics, and establishing partnerships with industry leaders like GlobalFoundries. I also share lessons learned about bridging the gap between theoretical innovation and practical implementation, as well as the mindset shifts required to thrive as both a researcher and a CEO.
This talk aims to inspire academics and aspiring entrepreneurs to recognize the transferable skills inherent in their work, embrace calculated risks, and leverage their expertise to make a meaningful impact in industry. It also emphasizes the importance of persistence, adaptability,
and collaboration in the pursuit of building a startup from the ground up.
- Title:
- Title: Trend and Opportunities for High-Speed (GS/s) ADCs
- Date:
- February 21st
4:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Bergin Hall
Santa Clara, CA - Abstract:
- Title: Trend and Opportunies for High-Speed (GS/s) ADCs Abstract: Analog to digital converter (ADC) is a critical building block for most electronic systems. Manywideband electronic systems (such as wireless and wireline communications) favor digitization of analogsignal with increasing bandwidth (>GHz) and fidelity; at the same time, demand a low area/powerconsumption. It leads to a great interest in high-speed ADCs in recent years. In this talk, I will describethe recent trend of high-speed (>GS/s) ADC. Many existing works leverage massively interleaved SARADCs. On the other hand, there are emerging opportunities to quantize the analog signal in time domainwith high speed. I will introduce a few ADC architectures and/or techniques that demonstrate promisesin achieving high conversion rate but at a low area and/or power consumption, including some siliconexamples developed in my research group.
- Title:
- SWE X IEEE Mocktail Mixer
- Date:
- February 21st
6:30 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- Los Angeles, CA
- Abstract:
Mingle with industry and enjoy a delicious mocktail!
- Title:
- Student Professional Awareness Conference
- Date:
- February 22nd
9:00 AM (6 hours) - Location:
- ENGR
Logan, UT - Abstract:
SPAC is a premier event designed to help students bridge the gap between academic learning and professional application. It is aimed towards students in STEM or business programs, especially those in engineering fields. The conference is centered around hands-on, practical workshops led by professors, industry professionals, and graduate students. It provides attendees with valuable insights to prepare for their careers while offering opportunities to connect with industry professionals and university leaders. The conference also includes a complimentary lunch and event giveaways.
- Title:
- IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter February Meeting and Seminar (Hybrid)
- Date:
- February 25th
9:00 AM (1 hour) - Location:
- Jones Farm Conference Center
Hillsboro - Abstract:
IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter February Meeting and Seminar
Join us for a talk from SSCS Distinguished Lecturer Prof. Shanthi Pavan from IIT Madras on Tuesday, February 25th, 2025. The seminar will be held from 9:00am to 10:00am (PST) via a Hybrid format. Please register for the meeting link and information.
Topic:
Continuous-Time Pipelined Analog-to-Digital Converters - Where Filtering Meets Analog-to-Digital Conversion
Abstract:
If someone told you that the power, noise, distortion, and area of a mixed-signal block could be reduced simultaneously, you'd probably think this was a lie. It turns out that it is indeed possible sometimes - and this talk will present an example called the continuous-time pipeline (CTP) ADC. The CTP is an emerging technique that combines filtering with analog-to-digital conversion. Like a continuous-time delta-sigma modulator (CTDSM), a CTP has a "nice" input impedance that is easy to drive and has inherent anti-aliasing. However, unlike a CTDSM, a CTP does not require a high-speed feedback loop to be closed. As a result, it can achieve significantly higher bandwidth (like a Nyquist ADC). After discussing the operating principles behind the CTP, we describe the fundamental benefits of the CTP over a conventional signal chain that incorporates an anti-alias filter and a Nyquist-rate converter. We will then show design details and measurement results from a 12-bit ENOB, 100MHz 800MS/s CTP designed in a 65nm CMOS process.
Speaker Biography:
Shanthi Pavan received the B.Tech. degree in electronics and communication engineering from IIT Madras, Chennai, India, in 1995, and the M.S. and D.Sc. degrees from Columbia University, New York, NY, USA, in 1997 and 1999, respectively. From 1997 to 2000, he was with Texas Instruments, Warren, NJ, USA, where he worked on high-speed analog filters and data converters. From 2000 to June 2002, he worked on microwave ICs for data communication at Bigbear Networks, Sunnyvale, CA, USA. Since July 2002, he has been with IIT Madras, where he is currently the NT Alexander Institute Chair Professor of Electrical Engineering. Prof. Pavan is the author of Understanding Delta-Sigma Data Converters (second edition, with Richard Schreier and Gabor Temes), which received the Wiley-IEEE Press Professional Book Award for the year 2020. His research interests are in the areas of high-speed analog circuit design and signal processing. Dr. Pavan is a fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering, and the Indian National Science Academy, and the recipient of several awards, including the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Darlington Best Paper Award in 2009. He has served as the Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems—I: Regular Papers and on the Technical Program Committee of the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC). He has served as a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society and is a two-term Distinguished Lecturer of the Solid-State Circuits Society. He currently serves as the Vice-President of Publications of the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society and on the editorial board of the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits. He is an IEEE Fellow.
- Title:
- Open Source Hardware FPGA Projects Roundtable
- Date:
- February 25th
10:00 AM (0 minute) - Abstract:
Open Source Hardware Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Projects Roundtable. Work updates are from Open Research Institute, a non-profit devoted to open source digital radio work. https://www.openresearch.institute/
ORI's newsletter signup is at https://www.openresearch.institute/newsletter-subscription/
1) Progress over the past week
2) Work planned over the next week
3) Any resources needed?
4) Any roadblocks that project volunteers need help with?
Roundtable (video is recorded and published) is followed by open discussion and office hours (not recorded).
- Title:
- OCCS GET Series: DevSecOps in Action: Protecting CRM Data and Revolutionizing Healthcare Tech
- Date:
- February 25th
5:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- 5270 California Ave
IRVINE, CA - Abstract:
We are thrilled to continue the Orange County Computer Society (OCCS) Global Emerging Technologies (GET) Series—a monthly platform for exploring transformative innovations and groundbreaking trends in computer science and technology. Hosted by the IEEE Orange County Computer Society Chapter, this series provides a dynamic space for professionals, students, and tech enthusiasts to engage with forward-thinking ideas and cutting-edge advancements.
Each session features distinguished speakers from academia, industry, and beyond, offering valuable insights into topics ranging from artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to cloud computing, DevSecOps, and more.
This month's talk delves into the intersection of security and efficiency, focusing on Practical DevSecOps strategies for CRM systems and healthcare technologies, featuring real-world examples and actionable solutions.
Whether you're seeking to expand your knowledge, connect with a vibrant tech community, or explore emerging trends, the OCCS GET Series is your gateway to staying informed and inspired in the ever-evolving world of technology.
Interested in sharing your expertise in a future session? We are always on the lookout for passionate speakers! Feel free to contact us at swapnali.karvekar@ieee.org—we’d love to collaborate.
Join us for this exciting event as we learn, innovate, and shape the future of technology together. We can’t wait to see you there!
- Title:
- Careers in Technology Spring Series 2025 - Peter James Kootsookos, PhD - 25 February 8pm EST / 7 pm CST
- Date:
- February 25th
5:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Dr Kootsookos, IEEE Connecticut Section Chair. Dr Kootsookos will describe his career preparation. He will conduct a deep dive of his field as an expert in patent arbitration providing source code reviews. He is a teacher of telecommunications, signal & image processing, circuit analysis, digital hardware, and various software engineering courses at the University of New Haven, Fairfield University, Central Connecticut State University, and CT State Community College, Middlesex in the US and the Australian National University and University of Queensland in Australia. He is a Researcher: Signal processing research: more than 40 papers in conferences and international journals in signal, video, and image processing; Full life-cycle systems engineering: requirements, analysis, design, verification, validation, delivery; Quality processes worked with: IS09001-2000, CMMI, ACE (UTC’s Achieving Competitive Excellence).
- Title:
- MOVE Tech Talk - Feb 2025 - Civil Air Patrol’s Capabilities
- Date:
- February 25th
5:00 PM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
Civil Air Patrol Missouri Wing Commander, Jen Smith, along with MOWG Chief of Staff, Mike Toedebusch, will be delivering an in-depth presentation covering various aspects of the Civil Air Patrol’s capabilities. This presentation will explore how Civil Air Patrol and MOVE could collaborate during disaster response efforts, providing a coordinated and effective approach to emergency situations. Additionally, the session will highlight the opportunities available through the Cadet Program and the integration of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) initiatives within CAP, showcasing the organization’s commitment to fostering future leaders and advancing critical skills.
- Title:
- SusTech Talk Feb 2025 – Plastic Pollution and its Sustainable Management Utilizing Green Economy Strategies
- Date:
- February 25th
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
- “Plastic Pollution and its Sustainable Management Utilizing Green Economy Strategies”
with Alok Prasad Das, Department of Life Sciences, Rama Devi Women’s University, Odisha, India
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 25, 2025; 6:00-7:00 pm PST, 9-10 pm EST, 7:30-8:30 am IST
Abstract:
The Earth’s biosphere represents a natural ecosystem characterized by intrinsic self-remediation mechanisms; nonetheless, the contemporary tempo of resource extraction and the associated depletion of natural resources underscore alarming detrimental ecological trends.
The life cycle of plastic materials presently poses a significant threat to planetary boundaries, suggesting that pollution resulting from plastics may surpass a critical threshold, thereby engendering enduring global ramifications for climate, ecosystems, and levels of biodiversity. The majority of the compounds that confer distinctive properties to plastics, including hardness, durability, malleability, color, and plasticity, are emitted into the atmosphere during incineration practices. This process releases a plethora of hazardous substances into the air, adversely affecting human skin and visual health, increasing the likelihood of cancer and cardiovascular diseases, provoking headaches and nausea, and potentially inflicting damage to neurological and reproductive systems.
The pervasive environmental challenges necessitate the adoption of greener technologies that uphold the integrity of global environmental issues, irrespective of their complexity and the solutions required for implementation. The integration of waste management with environmental sustainability and economic development constitutes a fundamental milestone within the framework of a circular economy. There exists an urgent imperative for developing nations to advance towards a circular economy in order to fulfil their sustainable development objectives. To genuinely progress towards a circular economy, structural enhancements and the innovation of novel materials recovery methodologies are essential. Greener technologies are regarded as an innovative paradigm that facilitates economic advancement while simultaneously ensuring the preservation of environmental sustainability.
- Title:
- SSIT 2025 Plans, ISTAS25, and Pizza
- Date:
- February 25th
6:00 PM (1.5 hours) - Location:
- SCDI
Santa Clara, CA - Abstract:
- Pizza and AI - What could be more popular and pervasive? Join us for our 1st 2025 SSIT meeting where we'll cover our SSIT Chapter activities for 2025 and plans for the upcoming "AI Evolution & Revolution" ISTAS25 - International Symposium on Technology and Society https://attend.ieee.org/istas-2025/ conference. We are busy planning the ISTAS25 Conference for September 10-13 at Santa Clara University and would like to share our theme and current plans. We welcome ideas about our programs and sponsorships as well as volunteers for the committees. Let's also scope out topics for semi-monthly SSIT meetings that will interest you over an informal pizza dinner.
- Title:
- Caffeinate & Connect: Networking 101 (IEEE Young Professionals Networking Hour)
- Date:
- February 28th
10:00 AM (1.2 hours) - Location:
- Hatch Beaker & Burr
Spokane, WA - Abstract:
Are you good at Networking? Do you want to be? Join us for "Caffeinate and Connect," a casual coffee hour designed to help STEM students and young professionals develop their networking skills! This event is a great opportunity to meet peers in your field, learn tips for professional networking, and gain insights from a few experienced professionals over a cup of coffee. This is a guided networking session designed to help you gain valuable skills in building relationships to further your career.
Whether you're looking to expand your professional circle or simply practice introducing yourself in a professional setting, this is the perfect way to start your day!
- Title:
- Lab Equipment Workshop
- Date:
- March 3rd
6:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- Los Angeles, CA
- Abstract:
Ever wonder what all those machines in the back of the IEEE lab do? Come to the lab equipment workshop and learn how to use all the equipment in lab and more to enhance your projects!
- Title:
- Challenges in Cyber Security Career
- Date:
- March 3rd
6:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Caroline will share her career story and compare and contrast the differences between working on an in-house cybersecurity team, at a cybersecurity product company, and at a cybersecurity services company. She will also provide her perspective on the current industry situation and job market.
- Title:
- UAF IEEE Student Chapter Meeting
- Date:
- March 4th
2:15 PM (0 minute) - Location:
- Duckering
Fairbanks, AK - Abstract:
Bi-Weekly Student Meeting
- Title:
- Careers in Technology Spring Series 2025 - Elizabeth Alves - 04 March 8pm EST / 7 pm CST
- Date:
- March 4th
5:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Elizabeth Alves STEM Affiliate Leader at Learning Disabilities Association of America
Elizabeth Alves will share her preparation for her mission and a deep dive of her endeavors, projects, programs, accomplishments and inspired goals as a passionate Humanitarian with over 20 years of experience in education, specializing in integrating STEM concepts for students of all abilities. Her expertise spans general and special education, with a focus on supporting neuro-diverse learners and the under resourced.
- Title:
- IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar: Giving with Purpose: Tax-Savvy Approaches to Charitable Giving
- Date:
- March 5th
11:00 AM (1 hour) - Abstract:
As tax season approaches, we invite you to join the IEEE Foundation and Jordan Cohen, CFP®, for an insightful and practical webinar where we explore how you can give back while maximizing your tax benefits. Whether you're a seasoned donor or new to charitable giving, this session will equip you with practical insights to optimize your philanthropy.
In this session, we’ll cover key tax-efficient giving strategies, including how to use IRA distributions for charitable donations, the benefits of Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs), and when to employ a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) for more control and flexibility in your giving. We’ll also explore innovative ways to enhance your impact while maximizing your tax benefits.
Don’t miss this opportunity to turn your good intentions into meaningful action. Whether you want to give locally or globally within IEEE, this webinar will give you the tools and knowledge to make a genuine difference.
Reserve your spot today and start making an impact that lasts!
- Title:
- IEEE Hawaii March ExCom
- Date:
- March 5th
8:30 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- 244 Holmes Hall
Honolulu, HI - Abstract:
Monthly ExCom meeting. All Section members are welcome.
- Title:
- Advancing Speech Processing with End-to-End Modeling and LLM Integration
- Date:
- March 7th
6:30 PM (2.5 hours) - Location:
- Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation Building
Santa Clara, CA - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
Abstract
The field of speech processing is currently dominated by end-to-end (E2E) models, which utilize a single model to optimize directly towards the final objective function rather than optimizing multiple sub-models separately. This trend is particularly notable in automatic speech recognition (ASR). In this talk, we will provide an overview of E2E ASR models and discuss recent advancements from an industry perspective. Subsequently, we will examine the trend of E2E modeling beyond ASR, with applications such as multi-speaker ASR and simultaneous speech translation, where ASR traditionally serves as only one of several components. This trend ultimately unlocks multimodal intelligence by integrating speech capabilities into large language models (LLM). We will highlight the most recent developments in this area, which present unprecedented opportunities for the field.
- Title:
- Caffeinate & Connect: Networking 101 (IEEE Young Professionals Networking Hour)
- Date:
- March 8th
10:00 AM (1.2 hours) - Location:
- Saranac Commons
Spokane, WA - Abstract:
Are you good at Networking? Do you want to be? Join us for "Caffeinate and Connect," a casual coffee hour designed to help STEM students and young professionals develop their networking skills! This event is a great opportunity to meet peers in your field, learn tips for professional networking, and gain insights from a few experienced professionals over a cup of coffee. This is a guided networking session designed to help you gain valuable skills in building relationships to further your career.
Whether you're looking to expand your professional circle or simply practice introducing yourself in a professional setting, this is the perfect way to start your day!
- Title:
- Energy- and Spectral-Efficient Resource Allocation Algorithm for Heterogeneous Networks
- Date:
- March 11th
7:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
In this talk, the tradeoff between energy efficiency and spectral efficiency in multicell heterogeneous networks is investigated. Our objective is to maximize both energy efficiency and spectral efficiency of the network, while satisfying the minimum rate requirements of the users. We define our objective function as the weighted summation of energy efficiency and spectral efficiency functions. The fractional frequency reuse (FFR) scheme is employed to suppress intercell interference. We formulate the problem as cell-center boundary selection for FFR, frequency assignment to users, and power allocation. The optimal solution to this problem requires exhaustive search over all cell-center radii, frequency assignments, and power levels. We propose a three-stage algorithm and apply it consecutively until convergence. First, we select the cell-center radius for the FFR method. Second, we assign the frequency resources to users to satisfy their rate requirements and maximize the objective function. Third, we solve the power allocation subproblem by using the Levenberg-Marquardt method. Minimum rate requirements of users are also included in the solution by using dual decomposition techniques. Our numerical results show a Pareto-optimal solution for energy efficiency and spectral efficiency. We present energy efficiency, spectral efficiency, outage probability, and average transmit power results for different minimum rate constraints. Among other results, we show that, in a particular setting, 13% energy efficiency increase can be obtained in a multicell heterogeneous wireless network by sacrificing 7% spectral efficiency.
- Title:
- Analog Superpowers: How 20th Century Technology Theft Built the National Security State
- Date:
- March 11th
7:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- 673 South Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, CA - Abstract:
This is a hybrid in-person and online event. Pre-registration is required for either.
This talk is co-hosted by the IEEE Silicon Valley Tech History Committee (SVTHC)
In this talk, which draws on her new book Analog Superpowers: How Twentieth-Century Technology Theft Built the National Security State, Katherine C. Epstein will explore a little-known but important chapter in the history of analog computing, and its surprising connections with today’s world of digital devices and great-power competition.
In the decade before World War I, two British civilians named Arthur Pollen and Harold Isherwood invented an artificially intelligent analog computer for aiming the big guns of battleships. Rather than pay for their invention, however, first the British navy and then the US navy pirated it. When the inventors sued for patent infringement, both governments invoked legal privileges to withhold evidence on the grounds of national-security secrecy. The US lawsuits became entangled with high-level Anglo-American diplomacy during World War II and with the Manhattan Project. The talk will thus speak to several major—and timely—issues: the intersection of computer technology and geopolitical rivalry, the impact of patent laws on defense innovation, and the scope of government secrecy.
- Title:
- IEEE San Diego Talk - Financial planning checklist: The Roadmap to Building your Dream Financial Future
- Date:
- March 12th
6:00 PM (2 hours) - Location:
- C
San Diego, CA - Abstract:
- IEEE San Diego Product Safety and EMC Chapter talk
Financial planning checklist: The Roadmap to Building your Dream Financial Future
by Joy Dow of Northwestern Mutual Event Details:Wednesday, March 12, 20256PM -8PM Advanced Test Equipment Corp.10401 Roselle StreetSan Diego, California 92121 Cost: Complimentary and Dinner will be providedOn-site Parking will be complimentary Topic:In this session, we will explore comprehensive financial strategies tailored for successful individuals, focusing on key areas such as investments, insurance, estate planning, and navigating equity compensation. Joy will cover essential topics including:
- Planning for equity compensation
- The Financial Planning Checklist: A Roadmap to Building Your Dream Financial Future
- Investing 101: Key Do’s and Don’ts, what to expect, and how to get started
- Building a Tax-Efficient Financial Plan: Paying your fair share without overpaying
Join us for a discussion designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools necessary for effective wealth management and long-term financial success
Speaker:Joy Dow, is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP) who runs a boutique wealth management and financial planning practice, service clients nationwide. She and her team specialize in working with tech professions and those with any form of equity compensation to decode the complexity of taxation and how to best optimize their compensation.. They help their clients to slow down to look ahead so that she and her team can give them time back to focus on the things that they love. Since she started with the firm, she has consistently been ranked in the top 10% of advisors. She attributes her professional growth to continual learning, effectively listening and communicating, and recommending the right strategies for her clients at the appropriate time.
- Title:
- IEEE PES SEATTLE EXCOM MEETING
- Date:
- March 12th
8:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
EXCOM Meeting for IEEE PES Seattle Officers
- Title:
- IEEE SSCS Utah Chapter Lecture by Dr. Keith A. Bowman
- Date:
- March 13th
10:00 AM (0 minute) - Location:
- Engineering Building
Provo, UT - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Keith A. Bowman, Principal Engineer at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., as our Distinguished Lecturer. Dr. Bowman will be speaking at BYU on the topic of "Adaptive Designs for Processor Performance, Energy Efficiency, and Reliability". Keith brings a wealth of industry experience on this topic pertaining to today's cutting edge IC design.
System-on-chip (SoC) processors are used across a wide range of market segments, including Internet of Things (IoT), mobile, laptop, automotive, and datacenter, experience dynamic device, circuit, and system parameter variations during the operational lifetime. These dynamic parameter variations include supply voltage droops, temperature changes, transistor aging, and workload fluctuations, degrade processor performance, energy efficiency, yield, and reliability. This lecture introduces the primary variation sources and the negative impact of these variations across voltage and clock frequency operating conditions. Dr. Bowman will also present adaptive processor designs to mitigate the adverse effects from dynamic parameter variations, while highlighting the key trade-offs and considerations for product deployment.
Additionally, Dr. Bowman will provide a follow up lecture entitled, "How to Write a Strong SSCS Paper" for those that are interested.
This event requires pre-registration by March 12, 2025.
- Title:
- Lunch and Learn with Distinguished Speaker Dr. Olav Breinbjerg - Hosted by EMC AES Joint Chapters and Seattle Section
- Date:
- March 18th
11:00 AM (3 hours) - Location:
- Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village
Redmond, WA - Abstract:
You must register in advance to obtain admission to this meeting. Please note attendance is LIMITED and seating will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Title:
- IEEE MOVE 2025 Annual Townhall
- Date:
- March 19th
7:00 AM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
Want to know more about MOVE disaster relief effort? The IEEE MOVE Townhall will provide a review of 2024 activities for all MOVE teams and then an overview of MOVE Plans for 2025 and beyond.
- Title:
- IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar: Engineering Safer Futures - The SAFE Leader Approach to Masculinity and Inclusion in Engineering
- Date:
- March 19th
10:00 AM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Join us for a transformative session exploring the critical intersections of safety, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the engineering profession. Led by Dr. Mark McBride-Wright, author of The SAFE Leader and a globally recognized advocate for inclusion in engineering, this webinar dives deep into how traditional norms of masculinity impact safety culture, workplace inclusion, and mental health in engineering.
Discover actionable insights from the SAFE Leader framework—Share, Act, Feel, Empower—and learn how to foster an environment where every engineer can thrive. By addressing societal pressures, breaking down barriers, and empowering leaders to embrace DEI as a core component of safety culture, participants will leave with tools to drive meaningful change in their organizations. This webinar is a must-attend for engineers, leaders, and DEI advocates striving to create safer, more inclusive engineering spaces.
- Title:
- Electrical Design Considerations for Hazardous Location
- Date:
- March 20th
5:30 PM (3 hours) - Location:
- Zio Fraedo’s
Pleasant Hill, CA - Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
What is a hazardous location (hazloc) and what products service these areas? The National Electrical Code (NEC), article 500 describes a hazloc as an area where the possibility of fire and/or explosion exists. These scenarios can be created with the presence of combustible gases, vapors, dust and/or ignitable fibers or flyings. Of course, an ignition source, such as an open flame, electric arc, spark or a hot surface would be required as well. It is critical to have the right equipment installed in these areas in order to minimize personal safety risk and maximize operational efficiency. This presentation will go into further detail on the principles of hazloc areas, NEC harsh and hazardous area classifications, and the specialty products required to service these areas.
- Title:
- Caffeinate & Connect: Networking 101 (IEEE Young Professionals Networking Hour)
- Date:
- March 22nd
10:00 AM (1.2 hours) - Location:
- Saranac Commons
Spokane, WA - Abstract:
Are you good at Networking? Do you want to be? Join us for "Caffeinate and Connect," a casual coffee hour designed to help STEM students and young professionals develop their networking skills! This event is a great opportunity to meet peers in your field, learn tips for professional networking, and gain insights from a few experienced professionals over a cup of coffee. This is a guided networking session designed to help you gain valuable skills in building relationships to further your career.
Whether you're looking to expand your professional circle or simply practice introducing yourself in a professional setting, this is the perfect way to start your day!
- Title:
- Beating the Shannon Limit: The Case of the 56K Modem
- Date:
- April 1st
7:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Voiceband modems convert a stream of digital symbols into audible signals and transmit them over the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). The first voiceband modem was developed in 1958 and operated at 110 bits/s. Being subject to international standards developed by the International Union of Telecommunications, Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T), a body of the United Nations, these modems consistently increased their transmission speeds within the next several decades. Every step in the standards process involved a major development in signal processing and communications, such as various forms of adaptive equalization, echo cancellation, and trellis coded modulation. These contributions approximately doubled the transmission speed of every step of the standardization process, starting with 300 b/s in 1962 until about 28.8-33.6 kb/s in 1996. Modem designers invoked Shannon's capacity formula and, considering quantization noise occurring at the Analog-to-Digital conversion process in the PSTN Central Office as additive white Gaussian noise, decided that the channel capacity for such modems is about 36 kb/s. Yet, towards the end of 1990s, modems that operated at transmission speeds close to 56 kb/s, known generally as 56K modems appeared. This talk will first give a brief history of voiceband modems, and it will describe how it was possible to beat the Shannon capacity formula with the 56K modems. The underlying modeling process and the related mathematics will be described. A history of the development of the 56K modems will be presented and, looking back several decades, the technological, as well as the economic and social impact of these modems, will be discussed.
- Title:
- IEEE Hawaii April ExCom
- Date:
- April 2nd
9:30 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- 244 Holmes Hall
Honolulu, HI - Abstract:
Monthly ExCom meeting. All Section members are welcome.
- Title:
- IEEE-USA Livestream Webinar: Job Search Trends for 2025: What You Need to Know to Stay Ahead
- Date:
- April 7th
11:00 AM (0 minute) - Abstract:
2025 is bringing new opportunities—and new challenges—for job seekers. In this session, we’ll explore the latest trends shaping the job market and how professionals can leverage them to their advantage. From the rise of AI-powered hiring tools to the growing importance of soft skills, we’ll break down what you need to focus on to stand out in an evolving landscape. Plus, I’ll share the one thing you need to do to get hired faster in 2025. Whether you're switching industries, aiming for a promotion, or looking for your next big opportunity, this talk will give you the insights and strategies to stay ahead in the job search game.
- Title:
- IEEE PES SEATTLE EXCOM MEETING
- Date:
- April 9th
8:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
EXCOM Meeting for IEEE PES Seattle Officers
- Title:
- Keysight FoxHunt Scavanger hunt
- Date:
- April 18th
10:00 AM (2 hours) - Location:
- ESB
Santa Barbara, CA - Abstract:
A FoxHunt with Keysight. They will bring small devices that emit signals at various frequencies ("foxes") and also "FoxFinders" which are handheld spectrum analyzers. After learning a bit about signal processing and how the devices work, students will go out in search of the foxes that have been hidden around campus using the fox finders. Groups that find all foxes first will win a prize.
- Title:
- IDEA Hacks 2025
- Date:
- April 18th
4:00 PM (2 days) - Location:
- Los Angeles, CA
- Abstract:
For the eleventh time, IEEE at UCLA is pleased to present IDEA Hacks, the largest hardware hackathon on the West Coast! We provide all our hackers with all the hardware, tools, and equipment that they need, including 3D printers and soldering stations, free of charge. Our hundreds of hackers will not only code, but create tangible products from scratch over the course of 36 hours.
- Title:
- IEEE New Orleans Tech Conference and Expo
- Date:
- April 25th
6:00 AM (2 days) - Location:
- New Orleans, LA
- Cost:
- Admission fee may apply
- Abstract:
Join us in New Orleans for the IEEE Tech Conference. Be a speaker, attendee, and or sponsor. Get connected, learn new and innovative technologies and learn what New Orleans has to offer. Register today!
- Title:
- IEEE R6 Joint Northeast / Southwest Area Meeting, Spring 2025
- Date:
- May 3rd
7:00 AM (9 hours) - Location:
- National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Albuquerque, NM - Abstract:
There will be an in-person Joint Northeast/Southwest Area meeting on May 3, 2025 in Albuquerque, NM, at the the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History.
It will also be a great chance to network with other IEEE leaders and learn about their activities, as well as meet the student chapter leaders.
The Draft Agenda is below.A tour of the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is planned.
The inventor of MATLAB is planned as the speaker for lunch.
Lodging for 2 nights (2-3 May) is at: Hilton Garden Inn Uptown, 6510 Americas Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505)944-0300
Please register below so we have an accurate headcount for planning! The Region will sponsor sending one delegate from each section, but if your section wants to send more you can do so at cost to the section.
We are planning a dinner on Friday night near the hotel for folks who will be arriving in town early, within walking distance from the hotel. Meet at the hotel lobby around 5:30 PM.
- Title:
- Algorithms to Implement Diversity Coding for Link Failures in Networks
- Date:
- May 6th
7:00 PM (1 hour) - Abstract:
Diversity coding is a form of network coding for link failure recovery in communication networks. Since it employs coding, there is no feedback signaling, and that feature makes it very fast. One approach, Diversity Coding Tree, employs mixed integer programming and results in very fast restoration. Another approach is called Coded Path Protection and employs integer linear programming and has the advantage of small extra capacity. This latter technique is based on former work that considers a communication network as consisting of bidirectional links. This technique employs a mixed integer linear programming formulation and results in restoration times as fast as Diversity Coding Tree with reduced extra capacity.
- Title:
- IEEE Hawaii May ExCom
- Date:
- May 7th
9:30 PM (1 hour) - Location:
- 244 Holmes Hall
Honolulu, HI - Abstract:
Monthly ExCom meeting. All Section members are welcome.
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