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IEEE PELS Hybrid Distinguished Lecture | Single-phase Inverter Control Techniques for Interfacing Renewable Energy Sources with Micro-grid

University of Oxford Lecture room 7, Ground floor, Information Engineering Building (IEB), Parks Road, Oxford

In this presentation, a novel current control technique is proposed to control both active and reactive power flow from a renewable energy source feeding a micro-grid system through a single-phase parallel connected inverter. The parallel connected inverter ensures active and reactive power flow from the grid with low current THD even in the presence of non-linear load.

HILRES’22 Summer School | Hardware in the Loop for Renewable Systems with SoC Platforms

Royal Holloway Beatrice Shilling Building, University of London, Egham, Surrey

HILRES’22 - technically sponsored by ESoC Technical Committee of IEEE Industrial Electronics Society - is a three-day design from scratch experience for students and professionals, for bare-metal SoPC based Hardware in the Loop platforms.

IEEE Milestone Award Event | Celebrating Two Major Landmarks in Computer History

University of Manchester

IEEE Milestone Award Event | Celebrating Two Major Landmarks in Computer History The IEEE History Committee has approved two IEEE Milestone Awards for major developments in computer history which took place in Manchester. Bronze plaques marking these awards will be unveiled in Manchester on the afternoon of 21st June 2022, the 74th anniversary of the first [...]

IEEE Nanotechnology Seminar (Hybrid) | Electron Transport in Discontinuous Metal Thin Films

Nottingham Trent University Centre for Teaching and Learning building, CTLP11, Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane,, Nottingham

IEEE Nanotechnology Seminar (Hybrid) | Electron Transport in Discontinuous Metal Thin Films by Emeritus Prof James E Morris The presentation will review the conventional model [1] but will then move on to a review of the experimental discrepancies that cannot be explained by that model [2]. These discrepancies can all be resolved by [...]

Distinguished Virtual Lecture | Biometric Technologies and Applications

This talk will review the main biometric traits and the techniques supporting biometric identification and behaviour analysis. Professor Vincenzo Piuri, IEEE Region 8 Director, will discuss Biometric Systems Design in more detail in follow up events on July 13th and July 18th. This is a public lecture, all IEEE members and those who are interested in learning about biometric technologies and applications are welcome to attend this event.

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