College & Career Fair at KIPP Paseo Preparatory Bring something that represents your career or education—tools, visuals, or hands-on activities—to showcase what you do. Be ready to share your story and inspire students with advice and experiences that expand their career horizons. Agenda: WHOLE EVENT: 1:45-4:15PM 1:45-2PM: SET UP 2PM-4PM: HIGH SCHOOL TOUR 4PM-4:15 BREAK DOWN Bldg: KIPP PASEO PREPARATORY, 6800 METROPOLIS DRIVE, Austin, Texas, United States, 78744

Our first seminar collaboration with MathWorks back in November may have been a trial run, but seeing us back together in less than six months could be the start of something great—maybe even a habit! The IEEE AESS-SPS Joint Denver Chapters and Mile High Country Crows Chapter are teaming up again with MathWorks for a Hands-on Radar Workshop on April 30th. It’ll be a lot like last time—good food, technical deep dives, and a chance to catch up with everyone in the Denver area RF, EW, Radar, and EMSO fields. Darius Subacius and Steve Ajemian from MathWorks will lead us through interactive radar modeling in MATLAB Online. Since this is hands-on, please bring your laptop so you can gain direct experience with the simulation tools. We can’t wait to see both the familiar faces from last time and some new ones, too! - When: Thursday, April 30 | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM - Where: Zeta Associates, 6200 S. Syracuse Way (Rm 120), Greenwood Village - RSVP: (https://nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmembers.milehighcrows.org%2Fe3t%2FCtc%2FOS%2B113%2Fd2Cv9W04%2FVWYWy81WHB21W7c-jq06XtxDyW2v98dD5MDx-VN4CDgcR5kvg8W50kH_H6lZ3kQW1q8wFC8RBtfCW2PVtjM7FP8jQW8jNztg8PZzjwW8pjSWJ5FbPLRW3vf-4D95Z-F9W8vSw1K5M8nQfW5B8h_j71Tzb8W4Nr8Vj1fYtfTW8L_ZVg9ccYh1W5lPC396Tyw1-W69dJ8N45n5tqV2Zwd48Dc1GdW6t-7lZ2Q83vnW51dYN96p0VyWW4kBkC19fH-XGN1B_R9z8-KZxVMwhqg2tRm2HN6J9HcmFSszNW5DKSfw73qG5zW1-C5kR8_rcxRN81vsggNDBnnW3_x_R5733PSnW2g6sLq1GyJcjVV-Wz0663kYCW78XF058CY6v_W3NphyM7snv5jW2pvL8J53pLZcW6bg3mM3N2xj0V7vNrN6g1GVgW3bgQ2d4KczXqW1qq2cg4zn6FvW1hHR5V4f3N57dsMdgx04&data=05%7C02%7Cbrian.breitsch%40colorado.edu%7C0e53b28120464f29e98108de958ca4ed%7C3ded8b1b070d462982e4c0b019f46057%7C1%7C0%7C639112628461417334%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=7eA8l9LFMESejC%2BJ0efAlnObaUcXHfDJQR9fdmv2rKY%3D&reserved=0) By the way, this is a very nice and convenient South Denver Metro location for this and future in-person chapter events, and we thank our chapter VP, Dr. Jason Fritz, for arranging it. We are also working with our friends at CU Boulder to secure an equally accessible, regularly available venue for the convenience of our North Denver Metro affiliates and members in the near future. We'll see everyone on April 30th! Co-sponsored by: Mile High Country Crows of the AOC Room: Rm 120, Bldg: Zeta Associates, 6200 S. Syracuse Way, Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States, 80302

Robotics, AI, and the Quest for Human-Centered Autonomous Systems Join us for an exciting presentation by IEEE Fellow and RAS Distinguished Lecturer, Dr. Lydia E. Kavraki! This event at UTSA is open to everyone, and we're especially encouraging IEEE student members from all San Antonio universities to come out. Before the talk begins, hang out and grab some light refreshments at our reception, generously sponsored by the Klesse College of Engineering. Where to go: Please park at the Bauerle Road Garage (BRG). From there, just head across the street to the bottom floor of the Main Building to join the event. We will provide parking validation either when you arrive or after the event, so make sure to grab yours before you head out! Speaker(s): Dr. Lydia Kavraki Agenda: 6:00pm - Reception (light hors d'oeuvres) 6:45pm - Begin seating in auditorium 6:45 - 7:00pm - Zoom meeting will be opened to virtual attendees 7:00pm - Welcome and announcements LSS Robotics and Automation Chapter University of San Antonio RAS Student Branch 7:10pm - Introduction of Dr. Lydia E. Kavraki Presentation: "Robotics, AI, and the Quest for Human-Centered Autonomous Systems" 8:00pm - Questions and Discussion 8:15pm - Adjourn Room: 0.104, Bldg: Main Buiilding, University of Texas at San Antonio, 1 UTSA Circle, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78249, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/539029

As computer hardware has become smaller and smaller, the potential for applying quantum mechanics to computing logic has grown. This talk briefly discusses the state of quantum computing, what comprises a quantum computer and why different logic is required. The discussion then moves to a conceptual description of quantum circuits and how quantum logic works through an extension of classical computing logic. This includes defining the qubit and a brief introduction to entanglement. Dirac notation, which is shorthand notation that is heavily used in quantum computing, will be outlined but not described in deep detail. This leads to quantum logic gates, of which a subset affecting one to two qubits is discussed in detail. The discussion here includes diagramming and computing quantum circuits. Finally, an overview of the state of careers in the field is presented. Speaker(s): Dr. Lori Rebenitsch Agenda: 5:00 - Complimentary Food w/Registration 5:15 - 6:15 - Presentation 6:15 - 6:45 - Additional Q&A as needed Room: 336, Bldg: EEP, 501 E. Saint Joseph Street, Rapid City, South Dakota, United States, 57701, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/556768

Robotics, AI, and the Quest for Human-Centered Autonomous Systems This presentation is by IEEE Fellow and RAS Distinguished Lecturer Dr. Lydia E. Kavraki. The meeting at the Southwest Research Institute will be a repeat of the Distinguished Lecture given the prior evening. The event will be in-person only. Visitors are welcome but must register in advance (to be admitted onto the SwRI campus). Speaker(s): Lydia Kavraki, Room: Executive Dining Room, Bldg: Slick Cafe, 6220 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238

The event is mentoring-focused and designed as a structured rotation where engineering students engage with professionals through small group conversations about careers and industry experience. No preparation is needed,you simply show up, share your journey, and offer whatever advice comes naturally. 2550 Bending Branch Way, Allen, Texas, United States, 75013

Join us for an exciting technical talk organized by IEEE LTU Student Branch. Speaker(s): SREEDHAR BABU SESHAGANI, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/557408

Undergraduate students will present their design project and reflect on their interactions with their Industry mentor. These project showcase applications in various fields of engineering including robotics, aerospace, and embedded systems. Bldg: Cherry Engineering Building, 4695 Cunningham St, Beaumont, Texas, United States, 77705

Come join us and enjoy burgers, veggie burgers, and hot dogs. This is scheduled to coincide with the University of Arkansas "Reading Day", which is the day before Finals begin. We are hoping to coordinate tours for local lab facilities such as NCREPT, HiDEC, as well as local companies. We are also planning to have frisbees and a cornhole setup. [] Bldg: NCREPT, 2055 S. Innovation Way, NCREPT, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701

Join us for our end-of-semester send-off as we wrap up the year with games, food, and a chance to hang out with everyone. It’s a laid-back night to celebrate everything we’ve done this semester, take a break for finals studying, and spend time with the group before summer. https://www.muieee.com/ columbia , Missouri, United States

This is IEEE's end of spring semester celebration with people from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department! We will be having a gathering with food and drink. St. Louis, Missouri, United States

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May 2026 Executive Committee Meeting for the Young Professionals Kansas City Affinity Group of IEEE (YP50019) Agenda: - Call to order - Old business - New business - Next meeting - Adjournment Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/550417

May 2026 MOVE USA Operations Training Opportunities MOVE Operations Class – 3-part Virtual Series IEEE MOVE USA is offering a dynamic three-part Virtual Operations Class designed for volunteers preparing for MOVE truck deployment, as well as those interested in learning more about the program. Attendance is required for existing drivers and crew members and anyone seeking to advance to a MOVE Truck Driver or Crew Member role. Attendance is encouraged for All MOVE volunteers. The course covers key topics including deployment expectations, truck equipment, and essential safety procedures. Each of the three sessions is conducted virtually and lasts approximately 90 minutes to two hours. Participants will also gain an understanding of the differences among the three MOVE USA trucks, providing prospective drivers and crew members with a solid foundation in both the shared systems and the unique features of each vehicle. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Agenda: The Day 1 session will provide an overview of the MOVE truck operation for MOVE-1, MOVE-2 and MOVE-3 with a high-level understanding of truck operations, power systems, network systems and communications/radio systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 2 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on truck operations, maintenance and power generations systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 3 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on the networking and communications systems. An overview of the Cisco Meraki and radio systems operations and functionality will be provided. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. Please use the following links to register for all three training sessions. This is a 3-part virtual class. Register to attend >> - Part 1: Tuesday, 5 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551951 - Part 2: Tuesday, 12 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551952 - Part 3: Tuesday, 19 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551953 There will be a test after the third session - material will be provided for the test. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551951

IEEE Central Texas Section Monthly ExCom Meeting Agenda: Officer Reports Committee Reports Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/532599

This IEEE workshop focuses on emerging research and practical developments in AI-enabled cybersecurity and smart energy systems. The event is designed to bring together graduate students, researchers, and professionals to explore advanced topics in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, smart grids, and power and energy systems. The workshop will feature technical talks, tutorials, research presentations, panel discussions, and networking sessions. Participants will gain insights into current research challenges, methodologies, and future directions, while engaging with experts from academia and IEEE leadership. This event is organized to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, enhance research skills, and promote knowledge exchange in secure and intelligent cyber-physical energy systems. 100 University Dr, Prairie View, Texas, United States, 77446, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/537820

What does it take to lead the acceleration of microelectronic technologies and deliver solutions to establish a trusted and resilient domestic supply chain? What are the challenges and benefits to leading the acceleration of microelectronic technologies and delivering solutions to establish a trusted and resilient domestic supply chain? Join the dialogue as we discuss a premier collaborative, public-private ecosystem that engages broadly across innovative partners in industry, academia, and government to rapidly advance defense and commercial applications. This unique environment empowers members to discover new technologies, share capabilities, develop a skilled workforce, and launch groundbreaking innovation into scalable commercial production for the benefit of National Security and economic dominance. Speaker(s): Jackie Janning-Lask Agenda: IEEE-USA's free webinars/events are designed to help you find your next job, maintain your career, negotiate an appropriate salary, understand ethical considerations in the workplace and learn about other career-building strategies and public policy developments that affect your profession. For information regarding upcoming webinars or to visit our vast webinar archive, please visit: (https://ieeeusa.org/careers/webinars/) (https://newsletter.smartbrief.com/rest/sign-up/2479DAB0-4089-43E7-925D-86AE0C1E6244?campaign=e0d52cef) Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/549411

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Agenda: Room: CR 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/524438

May 2026 Lafayette Section Executive Committee Meeting Agenda: 1. Call to order/ agenda approval 2. Approval of minutes of meeting (previous month) 3. Action Items from Previous Meetings 4. Review treasurers report (Hunter Bourdeaux) 5. Review membership report (Monica Lanclos) 6. Student Branch Updates 7. Society Updates a. Power and Energy b. Computer c. YP 8. Old business 9. New business 10. Summary of the meeting (Sam Fowler) Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/537367

STEAM night at Tarvin Elementary - hands-on display and talking with students & parents about engineering and technology. Volunteers should fill out the Leander ISD volunteer form: https://apps.raptortech.com/Apply/MTc6ZW4tVVM= Agenda: 4:30 PM Setup 5:00 PM STEAM night begins 7:00 PM STEAM night wraps up 7:30 PM tear down complete Bldg: Tarvin Elementary, 1280 Logan del Way, Leander, Texas, United States

Social event for all, but especially graduating seniors Fort Collins, Colorado, United States, 80525

IEEE Lone Star Section EMBS Chapter and the Life Members Affinity Group will host Drs. Laura A. Ward and Nicholas Ward for a book signing and presentation. Books will be available for purchase on-site. Talk Title: "Future Ready: How AI Is Shaping Our World and Transforming the Workforce" Abstract: This talk explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, redefining workforce roles, and accelerating the pace of technological disruption. Moving beyond hype, it provides a structured, engineering-informed perspective on how AI systems operate, where they deliver real value, and where risks emerge, particularly in critical infrastructure and decision-making environments. The session introduces a framework for becoming “future ready,” focused on three pillars: understanding AI fundamentals, adapting skillsets to human-AI collaboration, and implementing governance strategies that ensure reliability, accountability, and security. Drawing from real-world applications in energy systems and infrastructure, the talk highlights how AI can enhance operational efficiency, predictive capabilities, and system resilience while also emphasizing the importance of human oversight and ethical deployment. Biography: Drs. Laura A. Ward and Nicholas Ward are professionals working at the intersection of technology, systems thinking, and applied innovation. Dr. Ward is an Electrical Engineer and Energy Systems Scientist with over 15 years of experience in power systems, grid modernization, and advanced technologies at the intersection of engineering and policy. She holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and currently serves as a Clean Energy Innovator Fellow with the U.S. Department of Energy, hosted at the District of Columbia Department of Energy & Environment. Her work focuses on integrating emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, into critical infrastructure systems, with an emphasis on reliability, governance, and workforce transformation. Nicholas Ward complements this work through a multidisciplinary perspective on technology adoption, practical implementation, and workforce adaptation, contributing to the translation of complex technical concepts into accessible, real-world applications. Together, they bring a combined perspective that bridges technical depth with strategic insight on how AI is reshaping industries and the future of work. Registration details: Seating goes to those who register via this vtools event in the order received; plan ahead to REGISTER. Registration Fees: At the door, there is a $20.00 fee for Members, $30.00 for Guests and $5.00 for Students. We accept Cash or Check, no credit cards. Exact amounts preferable. Remainder of the tab will be picked up by the EMB. Speaker(s): Dr. Laura Ward, Dr. Nicholas Ward Agenda: 11:00 - Arrival 11:30 - Book signing 12:00 - Presentation 13:00 - Adjourn Alamo Cafe, 14250 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio , Texas, United States, 78232

The HKN Lambda Zeta chapter is excited to host our annual cookout on Saturday, May 9th, from 4pm to 8pm. This will be held at Pavilion 3 in North Lakes Park in Denton, Texas. The cookout is open to everyone from local HKN chapters, IEEE Student Branches, and the Fort Worth Section. Our goal is to celebrate the end of the academic year and send off the outgoing seniors with a memorable event. We also hope to build connections ahead of the DFW-based Student Leadership Conference. This is a great opportunity for students to meet with young professionals and established professionals in the industry. North Lakes Park has several amenities to take advantage of. There are local tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts. Several hiking trails that highlight the beautiful greenery of North Lake Park. Close by there are soccer and baseball fields as well. Everything needed for a great afternoon! There will be food and drink provided by the Lambda Zeta chapter, but we encourage attendees to also bring something to share. Those who plan to contribute are encouraged to indicate their dish through vTools during registration. We look forward to bringing everyone together for an enjoyable afternoon of networking, collaboration, and community building! [] 2001 W Windsor Dr, Denton, Texas, United States, 76207

Southwestern Power AdministrationSubstation Tour The IEEE Southwest Missouri Young Professionals Affinity Group invites you to tour a local city substation, hosted by Southwestern Power Administration. During this tour, substation components will be discussed, such as Circuit Breakers, Circuit Switchers, Transformers, and Instrument Transformers, along with the basics of substation design and use. We all use the power grid every day -- now is your chance to understand it better. 2858 S Golden Springfield, MO 65807 Parking to the right after coming through the gate. Agenda: - Meet at the Southwestern Power Administration office - Safety Brief from tour guide - Substation Tour - Questions and wrap-up Bldg: Southwestern Power Administration, 2858 S Golden, Springfield, Missouri, United States, 65807

Tinker Air Force Base is the headquarters of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, the largest of three ALCs in the Air Force Materiel Command and provides depot maintenance, product support, services and supply chain management, as well as information support for 31 weapon systems, 10 commands, 93 Air Force bases and 46 foreign nations. This visit will provide an in-depth look at their industrial operations, specifically how their personnel conduct the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of aircraft to sustain combat-ready airpower. We will have lunch on base after the tour. (Please note that, for security reasons, additional personal information is required to register.) The base, originally known as the Midwest Air Depot, is named in honor of Oklahoma native Major General Clarence L. Tinker, the first Native American major general. Today, with more than 25,000 military and civilian employees, Tinker is the largest single-site employer in Oklahoma. The installation has an annual statewide economic impact of $3.51 billion, creating an estimated 33,000 secondary jobs. Tinker AFB Visitors Center, Tinker Gate, S. Air Depot Blvd., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73145

2026 Lafayette Joint Engineering Crawfish Boil ASCE/IEEE & LES WHEN: Tuesday May 12, 2026 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM WHERE: Main Pavilion - Girard Park 500 Girard Park Drive Lafayette, LA 70503 IEEE is pleased to invite you to join us for our annual crawfish boil at the Girard Park Pavilion on May 12th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. As in the past, we will be hosting the event with ASCE and LES. Pre-registration and payment of $5/person is required, and attendance is limited to members of the three organizations and one guest per member. A list will be used at the gate to confirm registration. In order to ensure that we order the appropriate amount of food/beverages for all attendees, you must register no later than May 6th by clicking on the link below. Return servings of crawfish will be delayed until 6 pm to allow late arrivals a chance to get some before they’re gone or nearly gone. We hope to see you there! Crawfish will be served at 5:30 REGISTRATION LINK: https://www.les-state.org/events-membershipworks/#!event/register/2026/5/21/lafayette-chapter-meeting Bldg: Main Pavilion, 500 Girard Park Drive, Lafayette, Louisiana, United States, 70503

Two Night Seminar Covering Electrical Area Classification – Key Terms, Key Standards and Key Factors in Developing Drawings This course is geared towards practicing electrical, control and instrument engineers who perform engineering on facilities within the process industries. Abstract: Electrical Area Classification – Key Terms, Key Standards and Key Factors in Developing Drawings This 4-hour technical seminar presented to the Houston Local Section of IEEE, offers an introduction to electrical area classification – a critical aspect of ensuring safety and compliance for electrical equipment installed in potentially flammable or combustible atmospheres. In this seminar attendees can expect to learn: - What electrical area classification is, - Key terminology necessary to conduct area classification risk assessments and develop area classification drawings, - Key applicable standards, including NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code), API RP 500/505, NFPA 496/497/499, and the IEC 60079 series, with emphasis on their scope, differences, and practical application in industrial environments, and - Key factors in reading, interpreting and developing electrical area classification drawings, highlighting common symbols, boundary delineations, and the integration of process safety data. Developed for engineers, designers, and technical professionals working in oil & gas, chemical, and manufacturing sectors, this session will equip attendees with the knowledge to confidently engage with area classification documentation and contribute to safer, code-compliant electrical designs. Co-sponsored by: Donald G. Dunn, FIEEE Speaker(s): Louis Barrios Agenda: 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm: Dinner Served to all registered attendees. 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm: Annoucements 6:15 pm - 8:30 pm: Presentation Bldg: Bechtel Energy Building #3, 2105 Citywest Place, Houston, Texas, United States, 77042

This presentation will provide engineers basic knowledge of different types of intellectual property such as patent, copyright, trade secret, and trademark/trade dress so that they can identify which type of intellectual property may be best to protect their innovations. The presentation will include an explanation of the current intellectual property legal landscape, provide illustrative examples, and discuss possible pitfalls. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/557493

May 2026 MOVE USA Operations Training Opportunities MOVE Operations Class – 3-part Virtual Series IEEE MOVE USA is offering a dynamic three-part Virtual Operations Class designed for volunteers preparing for MOVE truck deployment, as well as those interested in learning more about the program. Attendance is required for existing drivers and crew members and anyone seeking to advance to a MOVE Truck Driver or Crew Member role. Attendance is encouraged for All MOVE volunteers. The course covers key topics including deployment expectations, truck equipment, and essential safety procedures. Each of the three sessions is conducted virtually and lasts approximately 90 minutes to two hours. Participants will also gain an understanding of the differences among the three MOVE USA trucks, providing prospective drivers and crew members with a solid foundation in both the shared systems and the unique features of each vehicle. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Agenda: The Day 1 session will provide an overview of the MOVE truck operation for MOVE-1, MOVE-2 and MOVE-3 with a high-level understanding of truck operations, power systems, network systems and communications/radio systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 2 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on truck operations, maintenance and power generations systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 3 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on the networking and communications systems. An overview of the Cisco Meraki and radio systems operations and functionality will be provided. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. Please use the following links to register for all three training sessions. This is a 3-part virtual class. Register to attend >> - Part 1: Tuesday, 5 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551951 - Part 2: Tuesday, 12 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551952 - Part 3: Tuesday, 19 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551953 There will be a test after the third session - material will be provided for the test. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551952

Distinguished Lecture on Source-Gated Transistors Dr. Radu Sporea, Distinguished Lecturer Electron Devices Society Advanced Technology Institute, School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, University of Surrey Editorial Note: The Source-Gated Transistor offers significantly higher gain than the standard MOS transistor. This can provide lower power and more manufacturable large arrays. These kinds of devices are expected to be used in applications that require low-cost manufacturing, mechanical flexibility, low power and various forms of sensing. The popular applications are for low cost flexible displays, bandaid-like medical sensors for glucose, pulse oximetry and other body functions. Odor and gas sensors are also important. Key considerations for obtaining high performance contact-controlled thin-film transistors Source-gated transistors (SGTs) have a relatively long history of development but only recently have mainstream technologies allowed for their effective implementation at scale. This talk is addressed to those interested in efficient analog and mixed signal design with advanced thin-film transistors. They provide a development progression with a forward look toward SGT application to future edge processing of sensor data, signal conditioning, and current-mode driving. Crucially, the concept can be applied in practically any material system. As such, the talk will present the fundamentals of contact effect engineering and modeling, design rules for successful SGT implementation, specifics of performance optimization in thin-film silicon, organic, and oxide semiconductors, and structural evolutions for additional functionality. Finally, the next step in the evolution of contact-controlled thin-film transistor, the multimodal transistor (MMT) will be briefly introduced. Speaker(s): Radu Sporea, Bldg: Downtown Panino's Restaurant, 604 North Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States, 80903

We have something different from our normal technical electrical topics. For May 13th, we have confirmed our first PES In-Person Ethics credit. We will have three speakers from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (TBPELS). They will be presenting virtually, we will watch together. Every PE discipline needs to get this so I encourage you to invite your non-electrical colleagues as well. There will be a virtual option, but I expect a lot of people will attend in-person for the happy hour. This will be at the Cannon on Brittmoore, on the second floor. All attendees will receive a continuing education certificate for one (1) Ethics PDH. And as always, join us after the meeting for a networking happy hour at The Powder Keg Bar next door. Registration info below. See you there! Speaker(s): Rick, Ed, Brian Agenda: 5pm Begin meeting, announcements 5:05pm Presentation 5:50pm Q&A 6pm Meeting ends Continue the conversation over drinks right next door at The Powder Keg Room: First Floor #1327, Bldg: The Cannon West Houston, 1334 Brittmoore Rd, Houston, Texas, United States, 77043, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/557725

May 2026 Executive Committee Meeting for the Kansas City Section of IEEE (R50019) Agenda: - Call to Order - Old Business - New Business - Regional Updates - Chapter Updates - Next Meeting - Adjournment Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/535171

The OKC Chapter of Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society invites you to join us for a tour of the BioTC Lab at Innovation Hall in OKC on May 14th, from 3:30 - 4 pm. It is located at 316 NE 9th ST in OKC. When you arrive on site, drive under the sign that says "Convergence" and into the parking garage. Make your way to the yellow center vestibule and take the elevator to the first floor. When you leave the gate will open for you without having to pay of scan a ticket. After the tour, you are invited to join us at Crabtown in Bricktown for dinner, (at your own expense). Crabtown is located at 303 E Sheridan. For assistance on the day of the meeting, call Megan at 405-657-4114 Co-sponsored by: Kelley Dowd-Innovation Hall Agenda: Arrive: 2:45- 3 pm Tour of Lab : 3:30-4 pm Dinner at Crabtown: 4:30-5:30 316 NE 9th ST, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73014

What does it really take to move from hardware to software engineering—and does it always require a formal plan? In this candid, experience-driven webinar, our speaker shares her unexpected journey from electrical engineering into software—starting in a small-to-mid-sized company where “doing a bit of everything” turned into a full career pivot. Instead of a step-by-step playbook, this session focuses on what actually happens in the real world: - How working across hardware and software can naturally open the door to transition - The reality of learning to code on the job—and what “good code” really means - How formal education (like a master’s program) can reshape your understanding of algorithms, structure, and scalability - Why starting before you’re ready—by automating tasks and building tools—can accelerate your transition - Real examples of turning manual work into software solutions (long before AI tools existed) - How AI is now changing the way engineers write code—and what that means for career switchers Whether you’re intentionally planning a transition or simply finding yourself doing more software work over time, this session will help you recognize opportunities, build the right skills, and take practical steps toward a software-focused role. 👉Join us for a 1-hour session including live Q&A. Speaker(s): Somreeta, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/557801

Volunteers Needed for Build Something Cool Event on Saturday May 16, 2026 We are excited to announce the return of Build Something Cool Event, and we're reaching out to our community for volunteers to make this event a success! About the Event: The Build Something Cool Event is a hands-on experience where students have the opportunity to learn soldering techniques, build their own projects for FREE, and engage in conversations with real engineers and scientists like yourself. It's not just a technical gathering; it's a celebration of community, a chance to reconnect with old friends, make new connections, and share our passion for science and technology with the next generation. How You Can Help: We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist with various aspects of the event, including but not limited to: - Guiding students through the soldering process - Assisting with project assembly - Engaging in discussions with attendees about your experiences in science and technology - Providing general event support and assistance as needed - Help out for full day or half day; but jstick around for lunch RSVP: If you are available and willing to volunteer your time and expertise, please RSVP by May 9, 2026 by selecting Register button below. Spread the Word: We encourage you to visit our website to register as a volunteer and select your preferred DIY kit. Additionally, please share this announcement with any 6th – 12th graders you may know who would be interested in attending the event. Website for Students and Families: Together, let's make the Build Something Cool Event an unforgettable experience for all involved! Thank you for considering this opportunity to be a part of something truly special. Your support and dedication are invaluable in inspiring and empowering the next generation of innovators. If you have any questions or need further information, please don't hesitate to contact Jim Harrer at: [email protected] Warm regards, BSC Committee Agenda: Here's how the day is scheduled: 8:30 - 10am: Volunteers show up (Free Parking for Volunteers with Gift Card), setup the rooms and work places, have breakfast, and learn the basics of what we will be doing. 10am - 3pm: Students come through to build projects in two groups, morning and afternoon, as Volunteers assist. 12:00pm - 1:30pm: We will have lunches available for Volunteers, and all students and participants. 4pm: Send kids home, pack everything up, be on our way. Stay for morning, afternoon or both, but join us for lunch. Bldg: College of Aerospace and Engineering Sciences Building 405 , Metropolitan State University of Denver Auraria Campus, 890 Auraria Parkway, Denver, Colorado, United States, 80204

This workshop is especially valuable for organizations seeking to strengthen their cybersecurity posture in response to rapidly evolving threats. Why This Workshop Matters Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, impacting organizations of all sizes. This workshop provides practical, hands-on training and expert insights to help participants better understand, prevent, and respond to real-world cybersecurity challenges. What You Will Gain - Hands-on training with real-world cyber attack and defense scenarios - Understanding of emerging threats, including ransomware, phishing, and critical infrastructure vulnerabilities - Practical strategies for risk management, compliance, and incident response - Exposure to AI-driven cybersecurity, including how AI is used in both attacks and defense systems - Introduction to quantum-era cybersecurity concepts, including future risks to encryption and secure communication - Insights into modern security tools, standards, and frameworks used in practice - Direct interaction with expert speakers from academia, industry, and government Workshop Highlights - ✅ FREE registration (limited seats available) - ✅ Certificate of completion awarded - ✅ No prerequisites required – open to all relevant sectors - ✅ Working lunch provided daily - ✅ Interactive labs and discussions - ✅ Networking with professionals across sectors Strong Institutional Support This workshop is proudly supported by: - FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) - Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security These partnerships ensure alignment with national and regional cybersecurity priorities. Co-sponsored by: INQUIRE Lab, University of Oklahoma Room: 205/206, Bldg: Carson Engineering Center, 202 W Boyd St,, Norman, Oklahoma, United States, 73019

Join us for an evening of recognition, mentorship, hands-on learning, and community connection at the next IEEE Pikes Peak Section STEAM-TEAMS Monthly Meeting. These meetings are in preparation for the 2026 Cool Science Carnival Day and Festival, Oct 3- Oct 18. Ideally, because of the 8000+ visitors and 100 booths at UCCS last year, we want to have 36 S.T.A.R. (STEAM-TEAMS Ambassadors for outREACH) volunteers/mentors to donate one-hour of their valuable time during this 6-hour event. This will allow time to have these volunteers visit the other booths with their families. If anyone would like to contribute in their talent in other ways such as digital marketing, AI-assisted multi-content for short 2-5 minute tutorials on technical topics, social media marketing, fashion, digital and social media marketing, and other logistical support, please let Dr Santiago know at [email protected] [] Monday, May 18, 2026 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM 21st Century Library. ENT Conference Room 1175 Chapel Hills Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80920 This month’s meeting is a special opportunity to bring together IEEE members, student members, families, guests, and past and present volunteers for an evening of learning, recognition, and community connection. We will be recognizing our 2025 STEAM-TEAMS participants with challenge coins as a small token of appreciation for the time, service, and encouragement they have given to others through STEM and STEAM outreach. We will also share a brief AI-Assisted Multimedia, PhET simulations, Photonics/Microcontroller Demos as a fun introduction to these topics for the Sep-Cool Science Festival and Fair. This gathering reflects something we deeply value in the IEEE Pikes Peak Section: building not only programs, but people. Through mentorship, hands-on learning, and community engagement, we continue working to make leadership more welcoming, more visible, and more meaningful for the next generation. If you are interested in: - STEM and STEAM activities - mentoring students and young professionals - family-friendly engineering outreach - growing leadership through service and encouragement we would be glad to have you join us. Website: https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak #IEEE #IEEEPikesPeakSection #STEAMTEAMS #STEM #STEAM #Mentorship #Photonics #EngineeringEducation #FamilyFriendly #VolunteerLeadership #CoolScience Speaker(s): John, Agenda: - Introductions - Presentation to Entry-Level Challenge Coins to S.T.A.R. (STEAM TEAMS Ambassadors for Outreach) Mentors/Volunteers ((https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak/leadership-multiplier/#1772463897417-cf469292-ee94)) - Cool Science Support (https://coolscience.org) and Sample SNAP Circuits Demos/Phet Simulations ((https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak/phet-demos-photonics/)) and Collaboration. Room: ENT Conference Room, Bldg: 21st Century Library, 1175 Chapel Hills Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States, 80920

In-Person technical presentation on power flow model and analysis for a secondary-voltage interconnected power distribution system... additional details to follow; please save the date and time Bldg: Downtown Panino's, 604 North Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States, 80903

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For our May meeting, we are happy to welcome Drew Welton from Intellirent to come speak on Advanced Transformer Diagnostics. Presentation: Power transformers are among the most critical and expensive assets in electrical transmission and distribution networks. Despite their robust design and careful manufacturing processes, transformer failures continue to pose significant challenges to grid reliability, operational safety, and economic efficiency. Understanding the complex interplay of electrical, thermal, mechanical, and environmental stresses that lead to transformer failures is essential for developing effective testing protocols, maintenance strategies, and life extension programs. The consequences of transformer failure extend far beyond equipment replacement costs. Catastrophic failures can result in extended power outages affecting thousands of customers, safety hazards including fire and explosion risks, environmental contamination from oil spills, and damage to adjacent substation equipment. For testing professionals, comprehensive knowledge of failure mechanisms enables the development of more targeted diagnostic approaches and early warning systems that can prevent catastrophic events before they occur. In this session we will present some of the latest advanced diagnostic techniques designed to reduce premature failure, focusing on insulation, and mechanical failures. Speaker Bio: Drew Welton (IEEE Senior) is Vice President of Business and Technical Development, leading strategic growth initiatives by identifying new business opportunities, forging partnerships, and overseeing the development and implementation of technical solutions. This role bridges the gap between business strategy and technical execution, ensuring that technology investments align with overall business goals. Welton was previously the Vice President of Sales and Technical Services for Beckwith Electric, and North American Regional Manager for OMICRON electronics, starting in 1997. Prior to his career with OMICRON, Welton was a Regional Sales Manager with Beckwith Electric, and served as National Sales Director for Substation Automation with AREVA T&D. Welton has written numerous articles on substation maintenance testing and has conducted training sessions for substation technicians and engineers at utilities and universities across North America. He is a 30-year Senior Member of IEEE PES, IAS, and an active member of the Transformers Committee. He was the 2022 recipient of NETA’s Alliance Partner Award for outstanding contributions and has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado. As with all of our meetings, we will be providing lunch. If you do not pay online beforehand, we will not be purchasing lunch for you. Please reach out if there are any issues with payment and we will try to figure it out prior to the meeting. In my experience, Paypal is the easiest and has had the least issues in the past. Excited to see everyone on the 19th! Bldg: 777 Main, 777 Main St, Suite 2500, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/549624

Dallas IEEE Communication and or Vehicular Society member, Please join us for our May 2026 CVT meeting. We will again meet on the University of Texas at Dallas campus in the SPN.1 building. Our meeting will be from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, and lunch will be available starting around 11:30 AM. Lunch: We continue to provide a lunch option for our meetings. Prepay via the IEEE website, IEEE Members $10.00 IEEE Life Members $5.00 Non-IEEE Members $15.00 Fulltime UTD ECE students: $2.00 (The first 5 pre-registered will be free) Pay in person: IEEE Members $15.00 IEEE Life Members $10.00 Non-IEEE Members $20.00 May 19 meeting, UT Dallas SPN.1, registration opens at 11:30 AM, talk begins at 12:00 PM Title: "Intelligent Traffic Management System - DALI NEXUS" Speaker: Dr. Rym Z. Wenkstern, Professor of Computer Science at ECS, University of Texas at Dallas. Date: May 19, 2026 Location: UTD Synergy Park North Building; 3000 Waterview, Richardson, TX Directions: NE Corner Synergy Park Blvd and Steward Dr. Lunch Cost: see below. Abstract: Intelligent Traffic Management System - DALI NEXUS Traffic congestion remains one of the most pressing urban challenges of our time. In the Dallas-Fort Worth region alone, motorists spend more than 127 million hours in traffic delays each year, waste 44 million gallons of fuel, and incur an estimated $3.1 billion in annual costs. These impacts extend well beyond lost time and money, contributing to environmental degradation and adverse public health outcomes. This talk presents DALI NEXUS, an innovative AI-driven traffic infrastructure designed to transform rigid traffic management systems into collaborative, intelligent networks. DALI NEXUS brings together three tightly connected components: DALI-TCS, which transforms existing traffic control systems into adaptive intelligent systems without requiring new hardware; DALI-Connect, a cloud-based infrastructure that links intersections and road users; and DALI-App, which delivers real-time alerts, safety notifications, and live updates to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. As a pilot deployment, DALI-TCS was implemented across 15 intersections in the City of Richardson, where it has proven effective in reducing congestion and improving traffic operations. Pre-registered and paid via the IEEE website: IEEE Members $10.00 IEEE Life Members $5.00 Non-IEEE Members $15.00 UTD ECE students: $2.00 Pay in person and pre-registered but not yet paid: IEEE Members $15.00 IEEE Life Members $10.00 Non-IEEE Members $20.00 Anyone not pre-registered will be charged the ‘Guest’ rate. There is No charge for 'No Lunch, just attending the talk'. Thanks in advance, and all the best. Divya K. Anyone without a Pre-registration for lunch will be asked to wait until all pre-registered guests have had a chance to go through the buffet line. Dallas IEEE CVT Board members' emails: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Speaker(s): Rym Agenda: Food/Lunch: Lunch is available only to those who pre-register prior to the meeting. Sorry, we have to pre-order and consider the costs of meals. Cost for lunch: Level of Membership Prepaid Pay at Event UTD student with ID $2.00 $2.00 IEEE Member $10.00 $15.00 IEEE Senior Member $10.00 $15.00 IEEE Life Member $5.00 $10.00 Non-member $15.00 $20.00 Please look for your specific Member type in Payment portion of Registration process (Life, Senior, Regular Member, etc.). (First 5 Students who have registered in vTools as recorded within vTools date/time stamp on the registration will be given their $2 back at the event, provided they attend), also all students must show UT Dallas ID at the desk the day of the meetings. Room: 2.220, Bldg: SPN 1, 3000 Waterview Pkwy, Richardson, Texas, United States, 75080

Join the IEEE Women in Engineering Central Texas Section for a relaxed and engaging social gathering at Celis Brewery in Austin, TX. This informal event is a great opportunity to connect with fellow engineers, share experiences, and build your professional network in a welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy local craft beverages, meaningful conversations, and a chance to strengthen the WIE community across Central Texas. 10001 Metric Blvd, Austin, Texas, United States, 78758

May 2026 MOVE USA Operations Training Opportunities MOVE Operations Class – 3-part Virtual Series IEEE MOVE USA is offering a dynamic three-part Virtual Operations Class designed for volunteers preparing for MOVE truck deployment, as well as those interested in learning more about the program. Attendance is required for existing drivers and crew members and anyone seeking to advance to a MOVE Truck Driver or Crew Member role. Attendance is encouraged for All MOVE volunteers. The course covers key topics including deployment expectations, truck equipment, and essential safety procedures. Each of the three sessions is conducted virtually and lasts approximately 90 minutes to two hours. Participants will also gain an understanding of the differences among the three MOVE USA trucks, providing prospective drivers and crew members with a solid foundation in both the shared systems and the unique features of each vehicle. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Agenda: The Day 1 session will provide an overview of the MOVE truck operation for MOVE-1, MOVE-2 and MOVE-3 with a high-level understanding of truck operations, power systems, network systems and communications/radio systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 2 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on truck operations, maintenance and power generations systems. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. The Day 3 session will provide a detailed orientation and discussion on the networking and communications systems. An overview of the Cisco Meraki and radio systems operations and functionality will be provided. The differences between the three trucks will be discussed. Please use the following links to register for all three training sessions. This is a 3-part virtual class. Register to attend >> - Part 1: Tuesday, 5 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551951 - Part 2: Tuesday, 12 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551952 - Part 3: Tuesday, 19 May 2026 from 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET >> https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551953 There will be a test after the third session - material will be provided for the test. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/551953

Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) has become a widely adopted technique for reducing hallucinations and injecting domain knowledge into large language models. Most implementations rely on vector similarity search. This is effective for semantic matching but limited when accurate responses require understanding relationships between entities, not just proximity in embedding space. This session introduces knowledge graphs as a complementary grounding architecture for LLM pipelines. We'll examine where vector RAG breaks down in scenarios like: ● Multi-hop reasoning ● Entity disambiguation ● Relational context The session will demonstrate how a property graph model captures what embeddings obscure. Attendees will see how GraphRAG pipelines combine the recall strengths of vector search with the precision of graph traversal, producing responses that are more accurate and inherently more explainable. No prior graph database experience is required, as we’ll be introducing the fundamental building blocks of the labeled property graph paradigm. Engineers familiar with RAG pipelines and transformer-based models will find the concepts immediately applicable. Speaker(s): Rob Martin, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/557613

<This event has been rescheduled from March 31 to May 20> The IEEE Computer Society Seattle Section and the IEEE UW Bothell Student Chapter invite you to an evening of engaging session featuring two expert speakers sharing insights on cutting-edge advancements in Artificial Intelligence and large-scale data systems. As part of the program, Madhvi Sharma, Senior Engineering Manager at Oracle Health Data Intelligence, will present “Transforming Healthcare with AI”. Isaac Dasari, Data Engineer specializing in large-scale data and analytics systems, will present “Designing Petabyte-Scale Data Systems for Modern Analytics and AI”. Why Attend? - - Gain insights from industry experts - Discover real-world applications of AI and data engineering - Network with peers and professionals - Stay ahead in the rapidly evolving tech landscape Hosted by: IEEE Computer Society Seattle Section & IEEE UW Bothell Student Chapter Audience: Software engineers, system architects, cloud engineers, IoT developers, and students interested in scalable system design We look forward to seeing you there! Speaker(s): Madhvi Sharma, Isaac Dasari Agenda: 05:30 PM Welcome and refreshments 05:45 PM Transforming Healthcare with AI 06:30 PM 15-min break 06:45 PM Designing Petabyte-Scale Data Systems for Modern Analytics and AI 07:30 PM Networking + Wrap up Room: UW1-261, Bldg: UW1, 18115 Campus Way NE, Bothell, Washington, United States, 98011, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/550555

Life members mark your calendars to attend a Life Member Meeting May 21, 2026, starting at 12 noon. Co-sponsored by: Thomas E. Slack, Jr., Chair North Lake Life Member Affinity Group Agenda: Life members mark your calendars to attend a Life Member Meeting May 21, 2026, starting at 12 noon. Location: 4141 St. Charles Ave New Orleans, LA 70115 USA. New Orleans Hamburger & Sea Food Restaurant The restaurant has a limit of 20 (twenty-five) people guests per group. 12:00PM Social meeting and lunch ordering 12:30PM Luncheon social 1:00PM Meeting opens with introduction of attendees. 1:10PM Old Business: Proposed Technical Meeting Richard Miller …. New business: 1. If available Francis Gros will update us on what is happening in IEEE HQ 2:00PM Motion to adjourn. Next meeting will be February 19, 2026, at the same location and time. New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood Restaurant, 4141 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70115

Join the IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) for an informal technical discussion with Dr. Bowen Yang on emerging power architectures for AI data centers. Dinner will be provided, along with time for networking with local engineers and professionals. As demand for AI computing continues to grow, data centers are exploring new approaches to power distribution—particularly the transition from medium-voltage (MV) systems to low-voltage DC (LVDC) buses such as 800V DC. Solid-state transformers (SSTs) are one of the technologies being considered to enable this shift. This session will be an open, high-level conversation rather than a formal presentation. Topics may include: - The role of SSTs in future data center power architectures - Considerations when moving from MV systems to 800V DC distribution - Reliability and controllability in power-electronics-based systems - Practical challenges, tradeoffs, and industry perspectives Attendees are encouraged to ask questions, share experiences, and engage in the discussion. Schedule 5:30 PM – Check-in, Chapter Business, and Networking 6:00 PM – Dinner Served 6:00–7:00 PM – Technical Discussion 7:00 PM – Adjourn Speaker(s): , Bowen Yang 1211 Avery St, Unit 101, Golden, Colorado, United States, 80403

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This workshop is especially valuable for organizations seeking to strengthen their cybersecurity posture in response to rapidly evolving threats. Why This Workshop Matters Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, impacting organizations of all sizes. This workshop provides practical, hands-on training and expert insights to help participants better understand, prevent, and respond to real-world cybersecurity challenges. What You Will Gain - Hands-on training with real-world cyber attack and defense scenarios - Understanding of emerging threats, including ransomware, phishing, and critical infrastructure vulnerabilities - Practical strategies for risk management, compliance, and incident response - Exposure to AI-driven cybersecurity, including how AI is used in both attacks and defense systems - Introduction to quantum-era cybersecurity concepts, including future risks to encryption and secure communication - Insights into modern security tools, standards, and frameworks used in practice - Direct interaction with expert speakers from academia, industry, and government Workshop Highlights - ✅ FREE registration (limited seats available) - ✅ Certificate of completion awarded - ✅ No prerequisites required – open to all relevant sectors - ✅ Working lunch provided daily - ✅ Interactive labs and discussions - ✅ Networking with professionals across sectors Strong Institutional Support This workshop is proudly supported by: - FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) - Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security These partnerships ensure alignment with national and regional cybersecurity priorities. Co-sponsored by: INQUIRE Lab, University of Oklahoma Room: 205/206, Bldg: Carson Engineering Center, 202 W Boyd St,, 407G, Norman, Oklahoma, United States, 73019

IEEE (PI)² Austin, April 28, 2026, Tech Meeting In-Person 6 PM Central / 7 PM Eastern at LOCATION: Casa Chapala 9041 Research Boulevard Unit 100, Austin TX 78758 Attendees select and purhase their own meals and drinks (a meal order is required). IEEE Student Members' meals are free! For PDH hours, please email the (PI)² Secretary, [email protected]. Speaker(s): Adrian, Agenda: Order by 6:00 PM - Speaker at 6:45 pm Room: Ask for room location at front desk, Bldg: Unit 100, Casa Chapala, 9041 Research Boulevard , Austin, Texas, United States, 78758