IEEE Boston
We are so very lucky to belong to a vibrant ecosystem of technologist in New England. The IEEE Boston Section (that’s us), publishes a monthly magazine to IEEE members and makes a copy available to anyone interested in the events organized by more than 30 specialty groups. There isn’t a …
We are so very lucky to belong to a vibrant ecosystem of technologist in New England. The IEEE Boston Section (that’s us), publishes a monthly magazine to IEEE members and makes a copy available to anyone interested in the events organized by more than 30 specialty groups. There isn’t a …
We are so very lucky to belong to a vibrant ecosystem of technologist in New England. The IEEE Boston Section (that’s us), …
We are so very lucky to belong to a vibrant ecosystem of technologists in New England. The IEEE Boston Section (that’s us), …
Update: In an effort to consolidate all the posts throughout the year into topics, we’ll simply update the post with new information. …
We’ll be at the HPEC 2017 Conference for the next few days, and will be posting from there on all social media platforms …
Editorial:Fausto Molinet “Snow What…?” Next Generation Sequencing: Underlying Technology and Applications to Cancer with John Methot Director of Health Informatics Architecture at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Editorial: Reflector Editor, Karen Panetta :“Who Wants to be an Engineer?” Lectures: Little Issues with Big Data, Licensing and Technology Transfer for Life Science and Tech Companies
Editorial:Len Long, “What can the Boston Section do for you?” New Chapter: Technology and Engineering Management Society and 1st meeting:Virtual Teams in Engineering Projects. Homeland Security Symposium is this April 25-26.
Editorial:Kevin Flavin, “Whew What a Year!”. New Course:Practical RF PCB Design and Online Embedded Linux. Women in Engineering Holiday Forum. Call for Technical Articles and Call for Instructors.