This talk will summarise recent developments and trends in engineering nonlinear optical properties in several types of nanostructures.
Nanowires have emerged as an efficient alternative to their planar counterparts, especially for optoelectronics applications. This talk will present recent work on semiconducting and superconducting nanowire devices.
This lecture will reflect on the work of James Lovelock of Gaia Theory fame and his association with Cybernetics at Reading.
The IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC) is one of the premier annual events of IEEE in the wireless research arena bringing together researchers, academics, industry, and government.
This WiSC workshop will include a series of technical talks delivered by female speakers from academia and industry whose expertise fall in the broad area of smart wireless communications networks.
This SSIT Distinguished Lecture focuses on social implications and ethical issues to be considered when co-designing and implementing interventions in resource-constrained environments.
The UK has a legal commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050. This presentation will focus specifically on electricity storage and will include co-location of energy storage with renewables, second-life batteries, bulk connected energy storage, participation in electricity markets and long-term forecasting of electricity storage.
IEEE Education Week, taking place 2-8 April 2023, is a celebration of the many ways that IEEE Volunteers and Members make an impact on education at every level around the globe.
This lecture provides an overview of US Federal regulation of public utilities, including rate revision, challenge process, and the landmark orders that shaped energy industries we have today.
The IEEE-IES Industrial Electronics Society and IEEE-IAS sponsored WEMDCD is a well-regarded event, which brings together experts and enthusiasts of electrical machines and drives from around the world to discuss the latest technological developments.