Early Career Talk aims to expose the participants to novel areas and aspect of engineering in solving real world problems. It also aims to establish a link for networking, mentorship and to create a connection for research opportunities.
This event will explain the basics of mental health followed by how our body and mind function during a global disease outbreak and isolation. Suggestions, tips and tricks to regain the feeling of stability and promote positive mental health will be shared.
UK and Ireland SSIT Chapter, UK and Ireland SIGHT and SSIT IST-Africa SIGHT wishes to invite prospective IEEE IHTC 2021 presenters and authors to participate in a Technical Briefing Webinar at 1600 UTC+1, Wednesday 14th April. Participation from low and lower middle-income countries as well as low resource communities is particularly welcome.
The UK & Ireland Section Blockchain Group is pleased to announce our 2021 annual event, featuring keynote speakers and panelists over three days.
The IEEE PES Student Branch Chapter at UoM and Women in Power in UK&I are pleased to invite you to this year’s PES Day Celebration where we have the pleasure of hosting three female leaders in the power and energy field, sharing their views on sustainability and the importance of societies such as the IEEE Power and Energy Society.
The fifth international e-seminar of 2021 on systems and control theory will be presented by Prof. Emilia Fridman from Tel Aviv University, Israel.
IEEE UK and Ireland Section Spring Meeting will take place on Saturday 24th April 2021 online.
The UK and Ireland PES Chapter in conjunction with the IEEE Student Branch Chapter at Northumbria University will have the pleasure of hosting two PES Day Webinars: the young professional talk "How to Get Published with IEEE" by Edward Wong and a technical talk "Smart Microgrids" by Dr Mousa Marzband.
During this talk, we will discuss how Smart Grid systems powered by renewable sources of energy provide sustainability.
This lecture focuses on the ethical considerations associated with the humanitarian use of drones. The findings are based on two recent field studies conducted in Nepal and Malawi, during 2019-2020, around two main applications – disaster mapping and medical supply delivery.