A Distinguished Lecture, Decarbonisation Opportunities in the Electric Power Sector to Address Climate Change will be presented by Prof Saifur Rahman, 2023 IEEE President & CEO.
Imperial College London Student Branch is hosting an event for IEEE Day 2023 to promote IEEE, the Student Branch, and the Student Chapters, particularly from the Power and Energy and Engineering in Medicine and Biology Societies.
The 4th IEEE Young Professionals, UK & Ireland Section, is hosting a postgraduate STEM research symposium on 18th November at Northumbria University, Newcastle.
IEEE Nanotechnology UK & Ireland Chapter and University of Bristol IEEE Student Branch are pleased to announce a joint industry talk - Timing Analysis in digital silicon devices: Challenges and techniques for timing closure in modern chips - at the University of Bristol.
Come join as at Coopers for a series of exciting events, where experts in the UK's energy system will be explaining how our energy system works, and what it could be like in the future as we transition to net-zero.
Imperial College London, PES Student chapter (including IEEE SB) together with UK and Ireland Power and Energy Society Chapter, UK and Ireland Power Electronics Society Chapter are cooperating to organise this IEEE seminar at the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Imperial College London.
Come join as at Coopers for a series of exciting events, where experts in the UK's energy system will be explaining how our energy system works, and what it could be like in the future as we transition to net-zero.
Come join as at Coopers for a series of exciting events, where experts in the UK's energy system will be explaining how our energy system works, and what it could be like in the future as we transition to net-zero.
Hosted by the University of Bristol IEEE Student Branch and the IEEE UK and Ireland Nanotechnology Council Chapter, this virtual event will explore the breakthrough applications of silver nanowire (AgNW)-based nanocomposites in creating stretchable, conductive materials for wearable sensors and soft robotics.
This talk introduces the different carbon allotropes usable for theranostic applications, their physical and chemical properties, and their respective preparation and surface functionalisation approaches.