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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.
This month’s editorial is from Fausto Molinet, “Wow! Old School – New School”. We highlight the courses Intro to Embedded Linux by Mike McCullough and Making You a Leader – Fast Track by Robin Goldsmith, and promote the IEEE Student’s Conference at MIT on November 4–6.
