TREET is an IEEE virtual workshop that is technically sponsored by the IEEE Education Society. The workshop will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, course setters and program directors, particularly those involved in transnational learning and teaching of electronic and computer engineering.
Calling for young researchers and professionals in the power and energy industry to join us for this special webinar! Come and learn how you can benefit from IEEE and GIGRE for career-boosting.
Efforts in the electric power sector to replace fossil fuel with renewables and nuclear will help to reduce emissions and large scale Electric Vehicle deployment will help, but question remains – how will the EV be powered?
The 7th Edition of the IEEE ComSoc School Series is being organised by the IEEE ComSoc UK & Ireland Chapter and University of Glasgow, and will take place on 17-19th August completely online.
The Workshop on Engineering Education Research aims to share the expertise of leading academics in engineering pedagogy. This workshop will be part of the UK China Emerging Technologies (UCET) Conference, delivered virtually and organised by the University of Glasgow, UK. The workshop will cover topics pertaining the effectiveness of engineering education, including community engineering education, the implementation of active learning techniques and the application of ICT tools to facilitate remote learning.
This talk will highlight the importance of dynamic estimation and control of power networks for their stable operation. It will discuss both centralised and decentralised options with future research challenges and opportunities highlighted.
PIMRC 2020 has become one of the two major conferences of the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) in the field of wireless communications and networking. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this conference will be held online in 2020.
This webinar will discuss the factors that have made open source and business models essential in today’s interconnected world
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to transform not just the technology but the sociology of our roads. In this webinar a framework for thinking in a practical, deployment oriented way about how AVs should behave around humans will be presented.
This webinar will consider the impact, present existing efforts and discuss the potential future for data harmonisation in the space industry by looking at harmonised methodologies for calibration, validation and derivation of higher level products, product certification/traceability and data interoperability.