This is the weekly PELS meeting to discuss upcoming events. Co-sponsored by: Robert Saunders Room: 3008, Bldg: Bell Engineering Center, 800 W Dickson St, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
RazorHack is a cyber competition built on the idea that it is actually a networking event in disguise. RazorHack exists to raise cyber awareness, build up local talent, and connect companies with that talent. Thank you for your interest in being part of RazorHack. RazorHack operates from a non-profit chapter of IEEE, so all the hard work is done through volunteers. Monetary support allows us to do amazing things for our competitors. Gold Tier sponsorship allows companies to support the RazorHack competition in Northwest Arkansas. Gold Tier sponsors receive: - Logo on event website - Social media promotion - May walk the competition floor - Up to 10 opening banquet tickets - Access to resume bank - Host workshop/session - Prominent logo placement at event - Speaking opportunity at banquet Thank you to all the sponsors that make RazorHack possible! Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
Bronze Tier sponsorship allows companies to support the RazorHack competition in Northwest Arkansas. Bronze Tier sponsors receive: - An invitation to the opening banquet on Friday, November 7th - Invitation to walk the competition floor during the event and meet with competitors - Company Logos on promotional material Thank you to all the sponsors that make RazorHack possible! Bldg: The Verizon Ballroom at the University of Arkansas Union, 435 Garland Ave, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
Bronze Tier sponsorship allows companies to support the RazorHack competition in Northwest Arkansas. Bronze Tier sponsors receive: - An invitation to the opening banquet on Friday, November 7th - Invitation to walk the competition floor during the event and meet with competitors - Company Logos on promotional material Thank you to all the sponsors that make RazorHack possible! Bldg: The Verizon Ballroom at the University of Arkansas Union, 435 Garland Ave, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
Cyber competition hosted by the IEEE Computer Society in the Ozark section in a partnership with the University of Arkansas CyberHogs Cybersecurity club. TEAM INFORMATION: Teams can be up to 4 people. We recommend at least 3 people per team and strongly recommend 4. During registration you provide the name of the team you are a part of. Have at least 3 people before you register. You can all register at the same time or separately. Click "Add Another Guest" while you are completing registration to register multiple at once. Registration spots are limited to prevent the team count from going over. If slots run out and you are missing a teammate please reach out to (mailto:[email protected]) to get them registered manually. DO NOT REGISTER IF you are an individual without a team. Instead, email (mailto:[email protected]) and the RazorHack team will try to pair you with someone. Guarantees cannot be made that you will be able to be matched with a team. RazorHack can support up to 32 4-people teams this year, so register before slots fill up. PRICING: - $79.00 per participant for Non-IEEE Member Registration - $50.00 per participant for IEEE Member Registration or students (high school or college undergrads) The registration fee includes participation in the CTF game, access to the opening banquet event, and all food costs. Your spot is reserved once you submit your information AND pay the registration fee. Payment is completed through PayPal. REQUIRED ITEMS: This is a bring your own device event. Please make sure that each member of the team has a laptop and charger. Outlets and extension cables will be provided at the venue. It is recommended that your device is able to run a virtual machine like Kali Linux. Room: Verizon Ballroom, Bldg: University of Arkansas Union, 435 Garland Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72701, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
Team registration link reserved for UALR RSO office. Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
Register for the AI Design Challenge on the last day of the IEEE DMC 2025 Conference! Registration for the last day includes Breakfast, Lunch, and Access for the AI Presentation Track in the afternoon. The AI Design Challenge will be from 8am to 12pm on Wednesday, 19Nov2025. Lunch is from 12pm to 1pm, AI Track presentations are from 1pm to 3pm. One of the central challenges in applying AI to power electronics (PE) lies in developing models that can accurately perform regression and classification tasks on highly nonlinear tabular, time-series, or other data. Power converters generate high-frequency, non-linear signals influenced by switching dynamics, thermal variations, and control loop feedback—posing significant hurdles for conventional PE engineering pipelines. We are embracing the new fourth paradigm in scientific findings: Data-driven paradigm. Can your AI model forecast efficiency across load cycles? Classify converter failures from subtle waveform shifts? Regress aging patterns from operational stress profiles? We’re organizing an AI challenge to decode the hidden dynamics of real-world power converters. Not to worry if you don't have programming experience or any knowledge in AI: Large language models can help you with all the coding you need, and we will organize tutorials about how to leverage these tools prior to the AI challenge! This registration is for the AI Challenge only, if interested in attending the full 3-Day conference, please visit: https://attend.ieee.org/dmc-2025/ [] Bldg: Graduate Hotel (Fayetteville), 70 N East Ave, Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States, 72701
This event will be a tour of the Walmart David Glass Technology Center (DGTC) facility located in Bentonville Arkansas. Space is limited so registration will be set to 30 maximum attendees. We will plan to split into two groups once we arrive. One group will tour the SOC while the other group tours the Forensics Lab, then we will swap. The SOC and Forensics Lab are hidden gems that provide several services to protect the company through digital forensics and working with various teams to monitor, detect, prevent, contain and eradicate potential threat actors in the Walmart environment. 805 Moberly Lane , Bentonville, Arkansas, United States, 72712
This event will be a tour of the Walmart David Glass Technology Center (DGTC) facility located in Bentonville Arkansas. Space is limited so registration will be set to 30 maximum attendees. We will plan to split into two groups once we arrive. One group will tour the SOC while the other group tours the Forensics Lab, then we will swap. The SOC and Forensics Lab are hidden gems that provide several services to protect the company through digital forensics and working with various teams to monitor, detect, prevent, contain and eradicate potential threat actors in the Walmart environment. 805 Moberly Lane , Bentonville, Arkansas, United States, 72712
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
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
