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1006, 2024

Invitation to serve on UK and Ireland Sensors Council Chapter Elections Committee

June 10th, 2024|Categories: Sensors|

The UK and Ireland Sensors Council Chapter is currently putting a 2024 Sensors Council Chapter Elections Committee in place to facilitate officer elections to be held as soon as possible.

406, 2024

IEEE Milestone Award Event | Development of the Cavity Magnetron, 1939-1941

June 4th, 2024|Categories: LMAG, Past Milestones|

On 4th June 2024, we celebrated the IEEE Milestone Award that recognises the development of the cavity magnetron by J Randall & H Boot & J Sawers at University of Birmingham in 1939.

306, 2024

8th IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications (CCTA 2024) | Student Travel & Workshop Support

June 3rd, 2024|Categories: Control Systems|

The Organising Committee of CCTA 2024 is pleased to announce Student Travel & Workshop Support, made available by the IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS).

2205, 2024

Watch Again | IEEE Power and Energy Webinar – Under Frequency Load Shedding and Islanding: Main Causes of Erratic Operations

May 22nd, 2024|Categories: Power and Energy, Webinar|Tags: |

This webinar focusses on automatic under frequency load shedding and islanding which, as with any other protection scheme, could fail leading to a blackout.

1905, 2024

Watch Again | IEEE Power and Energy Webinar – EV Charging Forecasting To Minimise Impacts On The Grid

May 19th, 2024|Categories: Power and Energy, Webinar|Tags: |

To celebrate PES Day 2024, dedicated to Empowering Electric Mobility Innovation, the UK & Ireland PES Chapter and Women in Power were honoured to host a free webinar presented by Prof Sonia Leva from Politecnico di Milano, Italy.

1805, 2024

Watch Again | IEEE Power and Energy Webinar – Watts Next? Imperial Alumni Insights into Power & Renewables

May 18th, 2024|Categories: Power and Energy, Webinar|Tags: |

In this seminar, three distinguished alumni shared their journey from academia to industry, offering invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the path to decarbonisation.

1105, 2024

Watch Again | IEEE Nanotechnology Webinar – Timing Analysis in Digital Silicon Devices: Challenges and Techniques for Timing Closure in Modern Chips

May 11th, 2024|Categories: Nano Technology, Webinar|Tags: |

Starting from the basic concepts around static timing analysis, this presentation describes the evolution of the field and, through real examples, the challenges that the silicon engineers, designing complex digital chips in the advanced process nodes, face today.

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