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This session will explore the critical role of standardized terminology in engineering practice, project development, compliance, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will learn how IEEE 100 establishes a universal technical language, reduces ambiguity in design and documentation, and supports system interoperability and safety across modern electrical and electronic engineering fields. Real-world examples will demonstrate how mastering IEEE 100 terminology ensures precision in technical communication and professional excellence. PDH certificates will be provided. Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Marathon Program. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/558800

For our June meeting, we are happy to welcome Karthik Bojja from Wolters Kluwer to come speak on AI Automation Presentation: In today world DevOps is no longer just about automating pipelines or speeding up deployments. It is evolving into something much smarter. With AI integration, we are moving toward systems that can learn, adapt, and respond autonomously. In traditional DevOps, when something breaks, teams rely on alerts, logs, and manual intervention to fix issues. With AI-driven automation, failures can be predicted before they happen. By analyzing patterns in logs, metrics, and system behavior, AI can identify anomalies early and either alert the team or automatically trigger remediation steps. This leads to the concept of self-healing systems. In a modern cloud environment, if a service goes down, the system can automatically restart it, reroute traffic, or roll back a faulty deployment without human intervention. This reduces downtime and improves overall reliability. AI also enhances observability by turning raw data into meaningful insights. Instead of just monitoring systems, teams can enable intelligent decision-making within the pipeline. Combining DevOps with AI shifts organizations from reactive operations to proactive and predictive systems, allowing teams to focus more on innovation and less on troubleshooting. Speaker Bio: Karthik Bojja is an Enterprise Senior Software Engineer at Wolters Kluwer, based in Dallas, USA, with extensive experience building and scaling enterprise-grade technology solutions. He specializes in system architecture, cloud-native applications, API design, and DevOps automation, focusing strongly on delivering secure, reliable, and high-performing platforms. In his current role, Karthik collaborates with cross-functional global teams to develop solutions that meet complex business and regulatory requirements. Karthik is a Senior Member of IEEE, where he actively contributes to advancing technical excellence, innovation, and professional mentorship within the engineering community. He is passionate about fostering innovation and guiding emerging talent, regularly engaging in knowledge-sharing initiatives and community-driven programs. With a strong foundation in modern software engineering practices and a deep interest in emerging technologies, Karthik brings both technical expertise and practical insights to every initiative he undertakes. He is particularly interested in evaluating innovative ideas, assessing their real-world impact, and supporting continuous learning within the technology ecosystem. Karthik is committed to contributing to professional communities through roles such as judging, mentorship, and leadership, where he can help drive meaningful impact and support the growth of future technology leaders. 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 16th! Bldg: 777 Main, 777 Main St, Suite 2500, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/552856

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Join the IEEE Women in Engineering Central Texas Section for a relaxed and engaging social gathering at Lazarus Brewing Co. East 6th St 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. 1902 E 6th St, Austin, Texas, United States, 78702

Over the course of this workshop, we'll explore: - Superintelligence: What it means for an AI system to surpass human intelligence across domains, and how this differs from today's AI. - Power and Control: Why advanced AI could wield enormous economic, political, and strategic influence. - Misalignment risks: How systems pursuing the wrong objectives could cause harm even without malicious intent. - Societal Choices: How decisions made today may shape weather AI becomes a tool we controls or a force we struggle to contain. This workshop is for: - A clear, non-technical introduction to core ideas from AI safety and existential risks. - Live demonstrations of current AI capabilities, to ground abstract concerns in real systems. - Small-group discussions and thought experiments that connect AI risks to everyday life, institutions, and incentives. - A better mental model for evaluating headlines, hype, and claims about AI progress. Speaker(s): , Kilian Agenda: Topics Explored - What is AI / AGI / ASI - History & Progress - The Path to AGI - Risks & Benifits - Instrumental Convergance - Self Preservation & Goal Preservation - Resource Aquisition - AI Alignment - AI Control - Loss of Control Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/561283

In Person attendance at Original Brooklyn's, 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204. Parking is behind the Original Brooklyn restaurant. Please do not park at the Pepsi center or in other restaurant parking lots. Original Brooklyn parking has signs for their parking behind the restaurant. Remote attendance via WebEx call-in: Denver Excom Meeting Hosted by IEEE Denver Section https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/j.php?MTID=m4fa1461a887d1a94fd52de51e94aa369 3rd Tuesday 6:00 PM | 2 hours 30 minutes | (UTC-06:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) Occurs the third Tuesday of every month effective 6/15/2021 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, (UTC-06:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) Meeting number: 596 761 562 Password: huVJgx2N7b7 Join by video system Dial [email protected] You can also dial 173.243.2.68 and enter your meeting number. Join by phone +1-415-655-0002 United States Toll 1-855-282-6330 United States Toll Free Access code: 596 761 562 Agenda: - Meals and Socializing 6-6:30pm - Roll Call, Introductions, and Verification of a Quorum - Additions to the Agenda - Officer Reports - Student/ Affinity Group / Chapter Updates - Committee Reports - Old Business - Other Items & New Business - Adjourn Original Brooklyn's, 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, Colorado, United States, 80204, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/563049

The Science Behind Hurricane Formation and Lifecycle Around the world, hurricanes reshape coastlines, disrupt lives, and threaten communities. In this talk Quinton Lawton, ASP Postdoctoral Fellow II, will discuss the basic science behind the formation, growth, and lifecycle of these powerful storms. A major focus of the talk will be the groundbreaking research currently being done to better predict hurricane formation. Long before these storms make landfall, they often begin as smaller weather disturbances known as African easterly waves. Understanding how these atmospheric precursors form and grow is critical for predicting extreme weather and mitigating its impacts. We will also explore recent advances in meteorological prediction, including new advancements in Artificial Intelligence-driven forecast systems. The presentation will conclude with a look at the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. We will discuss how global patterns like El Niño influence the behavior of African easterly waves and hurricanes from year to year. Understanding this connection provides a clearer outlook for what the tropics might have in store over the coming months. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Speaker(s): Quinton Lawton, Ph.D. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/563476

Executive Committee meeting Chelos Modern Mexican , 5451 E Harmony Rd suite 111, Timnath), Colorado, United States

The Joint Northern Virginia/Washington PES Chapter is pleased to host Usama Ahmed and Jimmy Ianni of TS Conductor Corp., to speak on the topic of Aluminum Encapsulated Carbon Core (AECC) conductors, an advanced technology in high voltage transmission designed to enhance performance, efficiency, and reliability of overhead power lines. We invite you all to join us online on June 17, 2026, from 12:00pm to 1:30pm EST. Registration required. The event is free to attend. [] Speaker(s): Usama, Jimmy Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/561617

Turn an early idea into something real and fundable. In this session, Troy Vosseller from gener8tor, one of the most respected startup accelerators, breaks down how founders move from a concept to a reputable company. You’ll hear what helps inventors gain traction, build a business that can grow, and get in front of investors when it counts. Speaker(s): Troy Vosseller 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/547729

June 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/559785

This workshop introduces the principles and practices of systematically capturing, structuring, and verifying engineering system requirements. Participants will explore how IEEE 1233 ensures that designs meet technical, safety, compliance, and operational goals from the very beginning of the engineering process. Real-world case studies will illustrate how rigorous requirements development prevents costly design flaws, strengthens project outcomes, and improves system reliability. PDH certificates will be provided. Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard marathon Program. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/558809

Life members mark your calendars to attend a Life Member Meeting June 18, 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 June 18, 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 July 16, 2026, at the same location and time. New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood Restaurant, 4141 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70115

Life members mark your calendars to attend a Life Member Meeting June 18, 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 June 18, 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 ACM Dallas Chapter and IEEE Dallas PES/IAS/PELS Joint Chapter for an exciting evening of cutting-edge AI and engineering discussions, networking, and community collaboration. Hear from industry leaders as they share practical insights from real-world AI systems and scalable engineering platforms. Co-sponsored by: ACM Dallas Agenda: Lightning Sessions ​Vivek Kolasani - Solutions Architect - NVIDIA ​Orchestrating Scalable Inference Explore strategies and architectures for building scalable inference systems that support modern AI workloads efficiently and reliably. ​Abhishek Rai - Senior Data Scientist - Gigaforce. ​Agent Harness Engineering: Why the Harness Matters More Than the Model A deep dive into agent evaluation, orchestration, and testing frameworks — and why robust harness engineering is becoming foundational for production AI systems. Bldg: Haggard Library, 2501 Coit Rd, Plano, Texas, United States, 75075

Come join us at Rails End Beer Company and meet some of your fellow IEEE AESS-SPS members and officers. Food provided. Food truck: Charminar Express Menu: https://charminarexpressdenver.com/main-course Bldg: Rails End Beer Company, 11625 Reed Ct, Broomfield, Colorado, United States, 80020

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming software engineering, extending beyond code generation into code quality, security, governance, and engineering productivity. As organizations increasingly adopt AI-assisted development, traditional code review processes are struggling to keep pace with growing code volumes, accelerated release cycles, and the emergence of AI- generated code. This presentation explores how AI-powered code review solutions can augment human expertise by identifying defects, security vulnerabilities, architectural concerns, performance issues, and compliance risks earlier in the development lifecycle. The session presents a practical framework for integrating AI into enterprise code review workflows while maintaining human accountability and engineering governance. Attendees will learn how leading organizations are leveraging AI-assisted reviews to improve code quality, reduce review cycle times, enhance developer productivity, and strengthen security posture. The presentation also examines key challenges, including false positives, explainability, governance, intellectual property considerations, and responsible AI adoption. Speaker(s): Himanshu Pathek Agenda: 6:25 to 6:35 PM - Open for participants to enter and network. 6:35 to 6:40 PM - IEEE LM and CTCN Business meeting and to introduce speaker. 6:40 to 7:55PM - Formal Program and Q&A. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/562284

Forecasting is essential for ensuring grid stability given the unpredictable nature of renewables like solar power and wind energy. Deep learning methods that have been deployed to date can generate inaccurate forecasts in certain situations and fail to satisfy physical assumptions and constraints. In this paper, we propose a framework to enhance the accuracy and reliability of renewable energy forecast models. The RAG framework is augmented with safety guardrails to ensure that the forecasts are robust, accurate, and interpretable. Specifically, the framework retrieves historical weather-generation patterns relevant to the current state to increase the context-awareness of the time series models. We further deploy the guardrails to constrain predictions and avoid impossible values. Through experiments done on benchmark data from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Global Energy Forecasting Competition, we prove that our approach reduces prediction errors and constraint violations compared to the baselines. Speaker(s): Rakesh More, Agenda: Renewable Energy Forecasting, Retrieval-Augmented Generation, Explainable AI, Smart Grid, Guardrails, Time-Series Prediction, AI Safety Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/561841

This talk will focus on the interconnect issues brought about by large (GW scale) loads and in particular, large AI training loads. Within the past year, a great many power entities from NERC to local utilities have discovered the potential for such loads to create issues with new requirements arriving in a seemingly endless stream. Speaker(s): , Scot Agenda: 6:00 pm Doors Open 6:00-6:45 pm Networking time, meet your colleagues 6:45 pm Welcome 7:00 pm Main Presentation- Scot Heath 7:00 pm- Q & A 8:00 pm End Room: B101, Bldg: Engineering, 400 Isotope Drive, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, United States, 80521

Executive Committee (Officer) Meeting June 20 via Zoom. Zoom link https://umsystem.zoom.us/j/93519459044?pwd=h1HftMaI1giLa3aLbmbzkFS9iT8jSN.1 Agenda: - Review planned events - Discuss any issues - LMAG dissolving - YP start up - Roundtable Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/563340

As Generative AI rapidly moves from experimentation into everyday workflows, professionals across technical and business roles are discovering new ways to improve productivity, accelerate decision-making, and reduce repetitive work. From software engineering and product management to communication, research, and operations, AI assistants are increasingly becoming practical collaborators in day-to-day work. Following our May session on “Security in AI,” the IEEE Orange County Computer Society GET-AI Series continues with a practical and demo-driven June session focused on how AI is transforming productivity across the modern workplace. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🔒 June Focus: Practical AI for Everyday Productivity [] As AI becomes integrated into modern workflows, organizations and individuals are leveraging AI tools to automate repetitive tasks, generate content, analyze information, accelerate software development, and streamline collaboration. This session combines business and engineering perspectives to demonstrate how AI assistants and coding copilots are reshaping the way teams think, build, communicate, and operate. --------------------------------------------------------------- Session 1: AI Productivity in Everyday Workflows (45 mins) Most professionals spend a significant portion of their workweek on repetitive tasks such as drafting emails, writing documents, debugging code, summarizing meetings, analyzing feedback, or preparing presentations. This session demonstrates how AI assistants such as Claude can act as practical productivity partners across both technical and non-technical workflows. Through live demonstrations, attendees will explore real-world scenarios including: Engineering Productivity - Understanding legacy code - Debugging production issues faster - Generating features from natural language requirements - Writing unit tests and pull request summaries Business & Product Productivity - Converting rough notes into structured PRDs - Extracting insights from customer feedback - Drafting stakeholder communications - Preparing executive presentations and interview guides The session concludes with a live audience challenge where a real attendee workflow problem will be solved interactively using AI. 👉 Takeaway: Learn practical prompting techniques and AI workflows that can immediately improve day-to-day productivity. --------------------------------------------------------------- Session 2: AI-Assisted Engineering & Modern Software Development (45 mins) AI is rapidly reshaping how engineers design, build, review, deploy, and operate software systems. This session explores how AI is evolving from a coding assistant into a practical engineering copilot across the software delivery lifecycle. Topics include real-world usage of: - Codex - Cline - MCP-enabled development workflows - GitHub, Bitbucket, and Confluence integrations The session also explores how AI can accelerate: - Pull request reviews - Design documentation - Architecture visualization using Mermaid and draw.io - Test generation - Troubleshooting and debugging A key focus will be AI-assisted spec-driven development, where AI helps bridge business requirements, technical specifications, implementation, and deployment workflows. The discussion includes: - Productivity gains and engineering trade-offs - Reliability considerations - Human oversight and governance - Practical lessons from enterprise adoption Rather than focusing on theoretical AI concepts, this session emphasizes practical engineering workflows and actionable techniques that architects, developers, and technical leaders can immediately apply. 👉 Takeaway: Understand how AI-assisted engineering workflows are transforming modern software delivery and learn practical approaches for enterprise adoption. --------------------------------------------------------------- About the Organizer Pradyumna Kodgi Principal Product Manager | Oracle Health & AI IEEE Senior Member | Vice Chair, IEEE EMBS – Orange County Member, IEEE AI Agentic Systems & AI Policy Committees 📍 California, USA 📧 [email protected] 🔗 linkedin.com/in/pkodgi Co-sponsored by: Pradyumna Kodgi Speaker(s): Pranay, Venkatesh Agenda: AI-Powered Productivity: Practical AI for Everyday Productivity AI is rapidly transforming how we work—from writing emails and generating reports to building applications, analyzing data, and accelerating software delivery. As AI assistants evolve into intelligent copilots integrated into everyday workflows, the question is no longer just what AI can generate—but how we can use it effectively to improve productivity and decision-making. In this interactive session, we move beyond AI hype and explore how modern AI tools are being used in practical, real-world scenarios across both technical and business environments. 🔍 What You’ll Explore - How Generative AI is reshaping modern work and productivity - The role of LLMs, AI copilots, coding agents, and prompt-driven workflows - Practical applications of AI across engineering, product management, communication, and operations - How AI-assisted tools can accelerate development, documentation, research, collaboration, and decision-making 💡 What Makes This Session Different This is not just a theoretical overview—you’ll see AI productivity workflows demonstrated live through practical, real-world examples. Through interactive demos and walkthroughs, attendees will experience how AI can: - Generate applications from natural language prompts - Assist with coding, debugging, and documentation - Transform rough ideas into structured business artifacts - Accelerate repetitive tasks and operational workflows 🛠️ Practical Takeaways You’ll walk away with actionable techniques and frameworks you can immediately apply, including: - Writing more effective prompts - Using AI assistants in day-to-day workflows - Leveraging coding copilots and AI productivity tools - Combining human expertise with AI-assisted automation 🎯 Who Should Attend - Software engineers and developers - Architects and technical leaders - Product managers and business professionals - Students and AI enthusiasts - Anyone interested in improving productivity using AI ✨ What You’ll Walk Away With - A practical understanding of modern AI productivity workflows - Real-world examples of AI-assisted engineering and business operations - Hands-on insights into prompt-driven application development - Strategies to responsibly integrate AI into everyday work As AI becomes increasingly integrated into modern workflows, productivity is no longer just about working harder—it’s about learning how to effectively collaborate with intelligent systems. This session will help you understand how AI can become a practical copilot for modern work. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/561306

Project Sapphire - The Untold Store Preventing Brain Drain & Securing Nuclear Materials David Bondurant, Life Senior Member 60 Minutes Recently Told the story of Project Sapphire, a covert mission in 1994 to transport 600 Kg of Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) from Kazakhstan to prevent nuclear proliferation to countries such as Iran and North Korea following the end of the Soviet Union. This effort was part an even bigger effort to prevent brain drain of key scientists and secure nuclear materials in the newly independent states from terrorism. I will describe a visit to Russia in 1990 which led to the Global Initiative for Proliferation Protection (GIPP) and a program called the US Industry Coalition (USIC) which put weapons scientists in Russia and the Newly Independent States of the Soviet Union to work on peaceful programs and secured nuclear materials. This on-going effort by the National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) to secure HEU continues today at the center of the current Middle East conflict. Speaker(s): , David Bondurant Bldg: Downtown Panino's, 604 North Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States, 80906, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/562127

This session explores the methodologies and standards for achieving precision in waveform digitization, critical for accurate data acquisition and system analysis. Participants will learn how IEEE 1057 defines performance parameters, test methods, and validation techniques to ensure reliable, repeatable measurements in modern electrical and electronic systems. The workshop emphasizes how precision digitization forms the foundation of trustworthy simulations, controls, diagnostics, and signal processing. PDH certificates will be provided. Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Marathon Program 2026. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/558812

For our June meeting, we are happy to welcome Adam Hong from Roxtec to come speak on Roxtec for Data Centers Presentation: Speaker Bio: Adam Hong is a Key Account Manager at Roxtec Inc., specializing in cable and pipe sealing solutions for data center and mission-critical applications. He earned a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 2015. Adam brings a multidisciplinary background spanning aerospace and mechanical engineering, along with experience in product management, business development, and technical sales. In his current role, he partners with engineers, architects, contractors, and owners to support the design and implementation of certified sealing solutions that enable reliability and long-term performance of critical infrastructure. He is committed to bridging communication between technical and business stakeholders to drive practical, value-based outcomes. He has also contributed to the development of Young Professional initiatives, supporting engagement and leadership among early-career professionals. Outside of work, Adam enjoys traveling, racing motorsports, tennis, golf, cooking, and photography. For this meeting Roxtec is providing lunch. Excited to see everyone on the 23! Bldg: 777 Main, 777 Main St, Suite 2500, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/562631

This year's theme is Technology with Purpose: Innovate Responsibly, Inspire Globally, Lead with Integrity. Join distinguished panelists for a discussion in cybersecurity at Southwest Research Institute. Registration is open to the public. Our WIE Day luncheon will take place in the presentation room in B265 at Southwest Research Institute. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to account for security and navigating campus. Attendees must enter through the main entrance on Culebra road and approach the security gate with a valid form of government ID. Once through the gate, follow the signs down the main road and head straight at the four way stop. Then take a left into the B265 parking lot. If you have issues with the link or registration, please contact [email protected]. Speaker(s): Ms. Janice Grantz Agenda: 11:45 AM - Lunch Served 12:00 PM - Panel Begins 12:45 PM - Open Q&A Room: 1st Floor Presentation Room, Bldg: 265, 6220 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/556462

IEEE (PI)² Austin, June 23, 2026, Tech Meeting In-Person 5:30 pm PM Central / 7 PM Eastern Gather 5:30 pm; Order Dinner by 6 pm; Speaker at 6:30 pm 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): Sampath Mucheria, Agenda: Order by 6:00 PM - Speaker at 6:00 pm Room: Ask for room location at front desk, Bldg: Unit 100, Casa Chapala, 9041 Research Boulevard , Austin, Texas, United States, 78758

AI Governance for AI Safety Speaker(s): Syed, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/561332

Technology with a Purpose Join the IEEE MOVE Volunteer Team! Are you looking for a powerful way to leverage your technical expertise, management skills, or passion for public service to make a real-world impact? IEEE Mobile Outreach Using Volunteer Engagement (MOVE) is calling on YOU! This incredible emergency relief and community outreach initiative deploys advanced mobile technology units to support disaster operations and inspire the next generation through STEM. Funded entirely by donations and operated by dedicated volunteers, MOVE assists the American Red Cross and other entities during major crises by providing vital communications, power, and infrastructure support when it matters most. 💡 Come with an Open Mind! We want you to join our upcoming informational meeting to learn more. Whether you're interested in taking on a leadership role, signing up for just one small role, mixing and matching multiple responsibilities, or simply wanting to find out how this amazing program operates—everyone is welcome. No pressure, just possibilities. 🚨 URGENT REGIONAL NEED: DFW Area Local Support Team The Central Zone truck is being positioned right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Area! To ensure it remains 100% mission-ready, we are building a localized care and oversight team. Here is how it breaks down: - The Commitment: Bi-weekly (every other week) checks. - A Shared Load: This is a distributed team effort! By sharing tasks across multiple individuals, the time commitment per person is incredibly light. - The Role: Looking for members with an attention to detail and ability to manage. You will test and inspect onboard systems and provide critical on-the-ground information to the Zone and IEEE-USA leadership as necessary. - ❌ No Heavy Mechanics Required: All significant maintenance (such as oil changes or major repairs) is handled at the MOVE USA level in coordination with contracted commercial shops. Your focus is strictly testing and reporting! 🚚 Drivers Wanted (Nationwide & Regional Support) We need drivers to support our fleet across a variety of vital deployment tracks: - Active Red Cross Deployments: Safely navigating the trucks directly into disaster zones to establish emergency operations. - Transportation & Positioning Deployments: Moving vehicles between operational bases, zones, and strategic standby locations. - STEM / Outreach Deployments: Taking the vehicles out to community events, fairs, and local schools. 🌟 A Multitude of MOVE Roles Catering to Your Interests The MOVE organization has a place for every professional interest and specialty within IEEE. We are actively seeking leaders and team contributors nationwide across these teams: ⛈️ Weather Team: Track severe storms daily and provide routing to ensure truck and crew safety. 📻 Amateur Radio Team: Support onboard amateur radio systems and disaster radio communications. 💻 Network Team: Manage advanced digital communications, cellular arrays, switches, and satellite systems. 📚 Training Team: Coordinate driver, deployment, and operational training alongside monthly tech talks. 🎒 STEM Outreach: Facilitate engaging learning opportunities to inspire the next generation of engineers. 📊 Operations & Finance: Manage deployment strategies, logistics, and authorize zone-level budgets. 📢 Communications: Update social channels, web portals, and author regional newsletters. 💰 Fundraising: Secure critical external donations and corporate backing that keep the fleet funded. Ready to discover where you fit in? Please join our upcoming session with an open mind! Learn about micro-volunteering or building up your regional leadership profile right here on this page. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/562796

🚀 ACM Austin + IEEE: June Tech Meetup Join us for an evening of deep technical insights, meaningful conversations, and community connection! This joint event brings together engineers, researchers, students, and technology leaders from across Austin to explore the evolving landscape of modern infrastructure engineering. 📅 When: Wednesday, June 24, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CST 📍 Where: The Center for Government and Civic Service | 1218 West Ave, Building 3000, Austin, TX 78701 💡 What to Expect This meetup features community-driven talks focused on real-world applications and emerging trends across: - AI & GenAI Platforms - Cloud-Native & Scalable Infrastructure - DevOps & Platform Engineering - Security & Identity in Modern Systems 🎙️ Featured Speakers & Talks 1. Modern Big Data Applications on Microsoft Azure: Powering AI, GenAI, and Real-Time Intelligence - Ravi Kiran Pagidi – Senior AI Data Engineer, Navy Federal Credit Union - Krishna Tirupati – AI Engineer 2. The Future of Healthcare Analytics - Bindu Madhavi Mangalampalli – Data Engineering Architect/Team Lead, Cotiviti USA 3. The Agentic Battlefield: Open-Source AI Tools for Offense & Defense - John Van Lowe – Implementation Engineer, DeepTempo 🤝 Who Should Attend? Whether you’re an industry professional, researcher, student, founder, or technology enthusiast, this event offers a valuable opportunity to learn from experienced practitioners and expand your network within the ACM and IEEE communities. 📢 Call for Speakers We are actively accepting tech talk proposals for upcoming ACM Austin + IEEE meetups. 👉 (https://sessionize.com/austin-acm-meetup/) 🔗 Stay Connected Follow us on LinkedIn for more updates: (https://www.linkedin.com/company/acm-austin/) Looking forward to seeing you there! Akshay Mittal Chair & Organizer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshaymittal143/) Co-sponsored by: 🚀 ACM Austin + IEEE: June Tech Meetup Agenda: This meetup features community-driven talks focused on real-world applications and emerging trends across: - AI & GenAI Platforms - Cloud-Native & Scalable Infrastructure - DevOps & Platform Engineering - Security & Identity in Modern Systems Bldg: 3000, The Center for Government and Civic Service, 1218 West Ave Bldg 3000, Austin, TX 78701, Austin, Texas, United States, 78701

Technology with a Purpose Join the IEEE MOVE Volunteer Team! Are you looking for a powerful way to leverage your technical expertise, management skills, or passion for public service to make a real-world impact? IEEE Mobile Outreach Using Volunteer Engagement (MOVE) is calling on YOU! This incredible emergency relief and community outreach initiative deploys advanced mobile technology units to support disaster operations and inspire the next generation through STEM. Funded entirely by donations and operated by dedicated volunteers, MOVE assists the American Red Cross and other entities during major crises by providing vital communications, power, and infrastructure support when it matters most. 💡 Come with an Open Mind! We want you to join our upcoming informational meeting to learn more. Whether you're interested in taking on a leadership role, signing up for just one small role, mixing and matching multiple responsibilities, or simply wanting to find out how this amazing program operates—everyone is welcome. No pressure, just possibilities. 🚨 URGENT REGIONAL NEED: DFW Area Local Support Team The Central Zone truck is being positioned right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Area! To ensure it remains 100% mission-ready, we are building a localized care and oversight team. Here is how it breaks down: - The Commitment: Bi-weekly (every other week) checks. - A Shared Load: This is a distributed team effort! By sharing tasks across multiple individuals, the time commitment per person is incredibly light. - The Role: Looking for members with an attention to detail and ability to manage. You will test and inspect onboard systems and provide critical on-the-ground information to the Zone and IEEE-USA leadership as necessary. - ❌ No Heavy Mechanics Required: All significant maintenance (such as oil changes or major repairs) is handled at the MOVE USA level in coordination with contracted commercial shops. Your focus is strictly testing and reporting! 🚚 Drivers Wanted (Nationwide & Regional Support) We need drivers to support our fleet across a variety of vital deployment tracks: - Active Red Cross Deployments: Safely navigating the trucks directly into disaster zones to establish emergency operations. - Transportation & Positioning Deployments: Moving vehicles between operational bases, zones, and strategic standby locations. - STEM / Outreach Deployments: Taking the vehicles out to community events, fairs, and local schools. 🌟 A Multitude of MOVE Roles Catering to Your Interests The MOVE organization has a place for every professional interest and specialty within IEEE. We are actively seeking leaders and team contributors nationwide across these teams: ⛈️ Weather Team: Track severe storms daily and provide routing to ensure truck and crew safety. 📻 Amateur Radio Team: Support onboard amateur radio systems and disaster radio communications. 💻 Network Team: Manage advanced digital communications, cellular arrays, switches, and satellite systems. 📚 Training Team: Coordinate driver, deployment, and operational training alongside monthly tech talks. 🎒 STEM Outreach: Facilitate engaging learning opportunities to inspire the next generation of engineers. 📊 Operations & Finance: Manage deployment strategies, logistics, and authorize zone-level budgets. 📢 Communications: Update social channels, web portals, and author regional newsletters. 💰 Fundraising: Secure critical external donations and corporate backing that keep the fleet funded. Ready to discover where you fit in? Please join our upcoming session with an open mind! Learn about micro-volunteering or building up your regional leadership profile right here on this page. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/562799

This session examines the critical concepts and testing methodologies behind high-accuracy data conversion in modern electronic systems. Participants will explore how IEEE 1344 defines standardized terms, performance metrics, and evaluation procedures to ensure consistency and precision in analog-to-digital conversion. The workshop emphasizes the importance of reliable data conversion for embedded systems, communication networks, measurement instrumentation, and control systems. PDH certificates will be provided. Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Electrical and Electronic Engineering (SEEE) Workshop Series. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/558815

Social meeting mixed in with what is happening in the IEEE New Orleans Section and proposed future meetings Co-sponsored by: Richard Miller, Chair North Lake Life Member Affinity group Agenda: IEEE North Lake Life Member meeting June 25, 2026, starting at 12:00pm Noon Location: 702 Water St., Madisonville, LA 70447 USA. The restaurant has a limit of 25 (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 New business: Richard W. Miller If available Francis Gros Will update us on what is happening in IEEE HQ 2:00PM Motion to adjourn Next meeting will be July 23, 2026, at the same location and time. Tom Morton's Seafood Restaurant & Bar, 702 Water Street, Madisonville, Louisiana, United States, 70115

Social meeting mixed in with what is happening in the IEEE New Orleans Section and proposed future meetings, proposed technical meeting & officer nomination for 2027 & 2028. Co-sponsored by: Richard Miller, Chair North Lake Life Member Affinity group Agenda: IEEE North Lake Life Member meeting April 23, 2026, starting at 12:00pm Noon Location: 702 Water St., Madisonville, LA 70447 USA. The restaurant has a limit of 25 (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 New business: Richard W. Miller If available Francis Gros Will update us on what is happening in IEEE HQ 2:00PM Motion to adjourn Next meeting will be May 28, 2026, at the same location and time. Tom Morton's Seafood Restaurant & Bar, 702 Water Street, Madisonville, Louisiana, United States, 70115

You’re invited to a happy hour celebration for 2026 IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) Day! Join us for an easygoing evening of networking, conversation, and good company. Come mix, mingle, and chat with fellow IEEE members and meet Houston Section IEEE officers in a relaxed, social setting. Whether you’re looking to make new connections, catch up with friends, or just unwind after the workday, this is the perfect chance to do it. Grab a drink, bring a friend, and help us celebrate the amazing women—and allies—shaping engineering and technology. Let’s network, connect, and have some fun! TBD, Houston, Texas, United States

The IEEE Oklahoma City Section invites all officers, members, volunteers, student leaders, and industry professionals to join our Q2 Section Meeting. This meeting will provide updates on section activities, membership growth, student branch achievements, and plans for upcoming professional development, continuing education, and industry engagement initiatives. Please note that the registration is Due on June 21st. The venue address: Iron Star Urban BBQ Belle Starr room 3700 N Shartel Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Room: Belle Starr room, Bldg: Iron Star Urban, 3700 N Shartel Ave, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73118

The IEEE Pikes Peak Section STEAM-TEAMS Monthly Meeting for June will focus on a special two-session introduction to Snap Circuits and PhET Interactive Simulations designed to help prepare volunteers, students, parents, and future mentors for the 2026 Cool Science Carnival Day and Festival events scheduled from October 3 through October 18, 2026. This session is part of a larger effort to build a sustainable and scalable STEM outreach pipeline through hands-on learning, mentorship, and community engagement. Participants will experience how physical Snap Circuits activities can be combined with PhET simulations to help students visualize invisible engineering and science concepts such as current flow, switches, LEDs, motors, conductivity, logic, and photonics principles. Unlike previous STEAM-TEAMS meetings that focused primarily on general outreach coordination and introductory demonstrations, this June session will place greater emphasis on instructional preparation, guided demonstrations, and volunteer readiness for large-scale public STEM engagement during Cool Science events. Topics and Activities Include: • Hands-on Snap Circuits demonstrations • Guided PhET simulation activities • Connecting physical circuits with virtual simulations • STEM outreach strategies for families and K-12 students • Volunteer preparation for Cool Science Carnival Day • Building mentorship and leadership through STEM activities • AI-assisted multimedia concepts for future outreach support This June session is intended to serve as the first of multiple follow-up training and preparation sessions leading into the October Cool Science events. Additional sessions will continue to expand demonstrations, volunteer coordination, mentorship opportunities, and educational content development throughout the summer and early fall. The IEEE Pikes Peak Section continues to explore ways to make engineering education more visible, interactive, and family friendly while strengthening leadership development through mentorship and community service. [] Reference: Snap Circuits STEM Outreach Resource: https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak/snap-circuits Previous IEEE vTools Event Example: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/556262 Speaker(s): John, Agenda: SNAP Circuits: https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak/snap-circuits PhET Simulations: https://r5.ieee.org/pikespeak/phet-demos Session 1 - Introductory Lesson: Build, Sketch, Explain, Improve Instructional Loop Session 2 - On-Off Communication, Morse Code, Room: ENT Conference Room, Bldg: 21C Library, 1175 Chapel Hills Dr., ENT Conference Room, Colorado Springs Co, Colorado, United States, 80919

This session introduces the fundamental concepts and practical applications of boundary-scan testing, enabling engineers to efficiently validate, diagnose, and program complex electronic circuits. Participants will explore how IEEE 1149.1 revolutionizes PCB and IC testing by minimizing physical test points, supporting in-system programming, and enhancing system-level diagnostics. The workshop highlights how mastering boundary-scan methods ensures design for testability, improves production yields, and simplifies troubleshooting in embedded systems. PDH certificates will be provided. Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Marathon Program. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/558818