IEEE UK & Ireland Consumer Electronics & Broadcast Technology Chapter and Technology & Engineering Management Society Chapter in partnership with the University of Management and Technology, Sierra Leone present an IEEE Virtual Symposium on Digital Workplace, Employability & Entrepreneurship.
The 1st Manchester Symposium on Electrified Transportation hosted by the University of Manchester Student Industry Applications Society (IAS) takes place on 14th and 15th July.
Hydrogen will play an important role in clean energy generation while transitioning from traditional fuel sources. In this talk, Dr James Carton will discuss their team's work in developing the necessary technology for running Ireland's public transport on a clean energy source such as Hydrogen.
This workshop looks at both the short-term and long-term stress in engineering and technology research as well as the long-term impact of a weak project pipeline.
This talk will provide the audience with a focused understanding of data analytics principles and, through the examples from 6 use cases, how these principles can be applied to assist humans in making decisions for complex SoS.
This webinar explores the challenges in developing scalable blockchain-based solutions for the telecommunications industry.
You're invited to participate in our Best Student Paper Candidate 5-Minute Webinar Competition & Social Event!
The 10th International Workshop on Signal Design and its Applications in Communications (IWSDA'21) aims to foster fruitful interactions among signal designers, coding theorists, cryptographic researchers and communications practitioners from all over the world.
IEEE PES Student Branch (University of Manchester) | Virtual Site Visit to Drax Power Station Come and join us on this exciting tour to one of the world’s leading sustainable biomass generation and supply business. We will explore what biomass enables us to achieve for the environment and the economy. In this webinar [...]
The lecture will review the AI robotics roadmap for space missions and what’s over the horizon. It will also present some latest research work and technology development involving robotic vision, machine learning and biomimetic mechanisms, applicable to mission scenarios such as formation flying, on-obit assembly, active debris removal, planetary sample return and ISRU.