the kings College London Wheatstone Lecture this year is on 24th February 2021 delivered by Sir Peter Knight FRS, Imperial College, London & National Physical Laboratory. His lecture is entitled: What’s Quantum Technology?
This webinar discusses blockchain adoption in the oil and gas supply chain, both theoretical and empirical, with focus on developing nations.
The manufacturing of transformers is integrated into a global supply chain. This presentation will walk through the quality assurance process for the transformer during its manufacture.
Members of the UK and Ireland Control Systems Chapter are invited to its Annual General Meeting via Zoom on 5th March 2021 at 3pm.
Recent years have seen a growing interest among users in the migration of their applications to the Cloud/Fog/Edge computing and Internet-of-Things environments. However, due to high complexity, these infrastructures need advanced components for supporting applications and advanced management techniques for increasing the efficiency.
This Distinguished Lecture examines how the relationship between space, technology, and the workplace has developed over time, how power relations embedded in these overlapping physical and cyberspaces constrain our behaviour, and what novel ethical and equity concerns arise in the emerging smart city.
Our manufacturing sector has for many years suffered from lack of investment and a perceived lack of importance to the UK economy. This is the opportunity to build back better by reinvigorate manufacturing and generating a prosperous economy both for today and future generations.
The IEEE PES Women in Power Committees of UK and Ireland and Chile are proud to invite you to the first joint webinar of 2021 on The Future of Hydrogen – Outlooks in Chile and the UK and Ireland. This will be an excellent opportunity to find out more about what it takes to reach carbon neutrality with the help of hydrogen and other low carbon technologies in transport, from the perspectives of the two countries.
IEEE Future Networks UK and Ireland Local Group was founded in November 2020 to promote IEEE Future Networks activities in UK and Ireland. The group carries out various activities including workshops, technical seminars, standardisation, networking and social events, community development and outreach, public engagement and industrial liaison, and special projects for the IEEE UK and Ireland Section. The focus of the local group is to reflect the IEEE’s contribution to current and future generations of communication networks.
Exploring the challenges of Wireless Blockchain Networks and the relationship between communication and performance.