The "Women's Roles in Digital Era" webinar will give insight on how professional female engineers can lead and significantly contribute to the digital era, tell us the challenges they might face and how to overcome them to succeed in the digital world.
Building on the success of the series of Joint Symposia on Quantum Technologies held over 2021 and 2022, NPL will host the first in-person Joint Symposium on Quantum Technologies on 13th - 14th September 2022 at the magnificent NPL Headquarters in Teddington, UK.
'Inspiring the Next Generation of Female Engineers' consists of an interactive discussion with five female engineers in power and energy from the academic and industrial sectors.
This webinar is dedicated to exploring effective approach and strategies for promoting innovation amongst the current and next generation of the workforce. It is designed to discuss effective ways of empowering the current workforce as well as the youth that will be joining the ranks of workers, with a view to ensure both existing and future employees maintain a productive career and enhance personal and societal success and prosperity.
IEEE Women in Engineering | Career Development Day - Electronic and Communication Engineering This event is aimed at students in electronic and communication engineering who want to: Meet and hear about the latest technologies and research by leaders in the field, Get advice about career paths and opportunities by representatives of major communication [...]
This Distinguished Lecture starts with an introduction to memory systems in computing devices such as computers, tablets or smartphones, following which an in depth analysis of standard memory systems for low power and high performance applications will be provided.
Mitigation is one of the three pillars of our fight against climate change. This talk highlights the role of hydrogen in future’s energy portfolio with respect to global climate goals and mitigation strategies.
Early Career Talks aim to expose the participants to novel areas and aspect of engineering in solving real world problems as well as to establish a link for networking, mentorship and to create a connection for research opportunities.
It is 50 years since the emergence of the CT scanner demonstrated the arrival of a powerful new imaging technology that would transform diagnostic medicine for millions of patients across the world. The plaque will be unveiled on Wednesday October 26th at Jupiter House, formerly the EMI Head Office, Clayton Road, Hayes. The ceremony will take place from 2-4pm.
19th RIA/URSI Research Colloquium on Radio Science and Communications Public Lectures on Energy Sustainability for Net-Zero Wireless Communications and Ubiquitous Connectivity