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 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. …
The IEEE Boston Reliability Chapter cordially invites you to attend a joint meeting and plant tour with SMTA Boston Chapter and iMAPs …
This talk will highlight current and promising directions in the fields of Reliability Engineering and Risk Assessment. Leading topics such as research …
Increasing transmission capacity is essential to meet an increased demand of electricity, integration of renewable generation and so on. The power industry’s …
We’ll be at the HPEC 2017 Conference for the next few days, and will be posting from there on all social media platforms …
The first two individuals to introduce reliability engineering in their work were: Dr. William Channing (1820 -1901), inventor of Boston’s fire alarm …
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
