IEEE Washington D.C. Section Administrative Committee monthly meeting. A light dinner will be provided beginning at 6:30 PM.   Walking directions from College Park metro: https://goo.gl/maps/TQ3mhXq3Hdn    WebEx info: https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/j.php?MTID=mca3b76f16ff06eb087089f8e5f328fa5 Meeting number: 598 910 353     Join by phone +1 210 606 9466 US Toll +1 866 282 7366 US Toll Free Access code: 598 910 353 Agenda:... Read more →

The Texas-Oklahoma Passenger Rail Study is an evaluation of a range of passenger rail service options in an 850-mile corridor from Oklahoma City to South Texas. The study concluded in November 2017 after the completion of a service-level environmental impact statement (EIS) and a service development plan. Both of these reports document how passenger rail... Read more →

IEEE NoVA Administrative Committee Meeting                Networking: 6:00PM 6:30PM;                   Meeting: 6:30PM - 8:00PM Meeting number (access code): 252 030 617 Join WebEx meeting Meeting URL: https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/j.php?MTID=mbfe161d1852c1acef376de9528bfcf11 Join by phone: +1 210 606 9466 US Toll +1 866 282 7366 US Toll Free Access... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE Washington Section Come join the IEEE Washington Section in supporting science in our society at the March for Science!  We will be spreading the word about IEEE and the benefits of IEEE membership, and encouraging other March supporters to join IEEE's mission to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: Christal Gordon This existing event was used to recruit new members and find potential partners for future activities. Location: NVCC - Alexandria Campus 5000 Dawes Avenue Alexandria, VA 22311 Northern Virginia Community College - Alexandria Campus 5000 Dawes Avenue Alexandria, VA 22311, Virginia 22311

Co-sponsored by: IEEE Washington Section Come enjoy the blooms and the beautiful weather with the IEEE Washington and Northern Virginia Sections while supporting science in our society at the March for Science!  We will be spreading the word about IEEE and the benefits of IEEE membership, and encouraging other March supporters to join IEEE's mission... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: Industrial Applications Society (IA34 JT. NOVA/WASH) and NOVA Control Systems The joint Northern Virginia/Washington PES Chapter, in cooperation with the Control Systems and Industrial Application Societies of Northern Virginia, is pleased to present Anjan Deb of Electrotech Enterprises on Dynamic Line Rating for Smart Grids and Smart Cities. Speaker(s): Anjan Deb, Agenda: 6:00... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: United States Naval Academy When: Thu. April 19th, 1200-1300 Where: CH110 (Chauvenet) Coffee and cookies will be served.    ​​Structural Magnetostrictive Alloys: From Flexible Sensors to Energy Harvesters and Magnetically Controlled Auxetics ​​ Dr. Alison Flatau, Professor and Department Associate Chair, Department of Aerospace Engineering, University of Maryland Speaker(s): Alison Flatau, Location: Annapolis, Maryland

Co-sponsored by: IEEE Baltimore Photonics Chapter, National Capital Section of the OSA, UMD OSA Student Chapter This is our annual student poster competition held at the University of Maryland, College Park, MD in the Atrium of the Kim Engineering Building. The event begins with a Lecture 1 PM - 2 PM by Dr. John J.... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE Wash.NOVA Photonics & IEEE Baltimore Photonics Chapters, National Capital Section of the OSA, UMD OSA Student Chapter This is our annual student poster competition held at the University of Maryland, College Park, MD in the Atrium of the Kim Engineering Building. The event begins with a Lecture 1 PM - 2 PM... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE Computational Intelligence Northern Virginia Chapter (Joel Goodman | George Stantchev) and IEEE Signal Processing Washington Chapter (Min Wu) In the fourth installment of this season's lecture series, we are delighted to feature a talk by Dr. Tegan Emarson, Research Mathematician and Karle Fellow at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), Washington DC Abstract:... Read more →

The ability by a robot to operate in an uncertain environment, such as near humans or far away under human control, potentially opens a myriad uses. Examples include robots preparing the Mars surface for human arrival; robots for assembly of large space telescopes; robot helpers for the elderly; robotic search and disposal of war mines.... Read more →

Thank you very much for your interest in this event.  Unfortunately, our speaker is ill and cannot give his lecture today.  We will send out an update as soon as we have rescheduled this lecture. Speaker(s): Dr. Vladimir Lumelsky , Agenda: Cancelled Location: Room: 2nd Floor Meeting Room Bldg: Arlington Library - Central Brancy 1015... Read more →