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IEEE Ottawa Section Executive Slate
This is an official announcement of the IEEE Ottawa Section executive slate, and a Call for Nominations of the Section Executive, which is open to the IEEE Ottawa Section membership. The IEEE Ottawa […]
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View the Latest Section Newsletter
Dear Section members and guests, The latest newsletter can be accessed at: https://www.ieeeottawa.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IEEE-Ottawa-April-2021-Newsletter-Continued.html You can access all the previous newsletters at: https://www.ieeeottawa.ca/publications/newsletter/
IEEE Ottawa News
Share your Experience
Have you recently (or not-so-recently) transitioned from university or academia to a STEM career? We are planning a series of talks this summer to help the next generation of grads […]
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[Webinar Recording]: Environmental Entrepreneurship – Bridging the Gap between Innovation and Function
On Dec. 2nd, 2020, we had a privilege to host a webinar about environmental entrepreneurship and bridging the gap between innovation and function. If you missed it, check out the […]
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IEEE WIE Ottawa Receives the 2020 WIE Canada Award!
We are glad to inform you that the IEEE WIE Ottawa Affinity Group is the winner of the 2020 IEEE WIE Canada Group of the Year Award for Large Sections. IEEE WIE Ottawa would like to […]
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2020 Ottawa Photonics Student Paper Award
The IEEE Ottawa Photonics Chapter, is pleased to announce the winner of the 2020 Ottawa Photonics Student Paper Award First Place: Nikaya Snell, Winning paper “Nanowatt Thermal Radiation Sensing using Silicon […]
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IEEE Ottawa Section 76th Annual General Meeting
This year due to the public health concerns and restrictions on public gathering due to the COVID-19, 76th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the IEEE Ottawa Section will be held […]
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Moderator: Edward Au, Speaker: Hermann Koch, Guest speaker: Prof Sakis Meliopoulos
Abstract: In many international standards, theoretical knowledge is needed to define requirements and give test procedures to prove that the requirements are fulfilled. Academia at universities, institutes, or test laboratories are contributing their research work to support standards development. This webinar provides an overview of the important role academic research plays in the standards, as well as examples from two IEEE Societies on how academia contributes to standardization for benefits on both sides.
