IEEE members check out the exciting science lectures you can attend right here in Portland’s own Schnitzer Theater.
Second lecture is Gabe Zicherman talking on ” The tremendous appeal that games have over the younger generation. Learn why games have such power and how you can use these same highly effective techniques when motivating particularly young people” Lecture is 7:00pm Thursday November 17th, 2011

LAST DAY TO ORDER TICKETS FOR THIS LECTURE IS NOVEMBER 3RD.

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Engineers who recently graduated will soon be assuming leadership positions within IEEE. Here is what is happening with these graduates over the last 10 years and how they will be affecting your IEEE.

by Dr. Susan Federici
On Tuesday, October 4th, the Oregon IEEE Section hosted the first ever public outreach event held in years. It was a lecture and panel discussion titled: “The Green Electricity Challenge: Delivering Power with the Smart Grid”. This lecture and panel discussion was held at the Winningstad Theater in the Portland Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Portland, at 7:30PM.

This year’s show provides resellers, service providers and manufacturers knowledge of the most current industry developments, the opportunity to network with key partners, and participate in social activities. Please visit www.octoberbest.com for additional details.

Companies right here in our BEEEP region are making extremely exciting inovating advances to technology. Take a moment to check here what’s going on right next door: jobs opening, projects of interest, technical advancements

11th Annual IEEE Nano Conference
August 15- 19, 2011
Marriott Portland Downtown Waterfront, Portland, Oregon
By
Susan Federici Staff Editor
Monday, August 15, 2011, the 11th Annual IEEE Nano Conference opened in downtown Portland. For 4 days there were at least 5 sessions of prepared paper presentations going, along with posters, all day, every day, except Monday which [...]

The monthly IEEE Oregon Section executive committee (ExComm) meetings, which are generally held the second Tuesday of each month, are designed to provide important information to and receive feedback from Section members, particularly chapters.  During recent years, however, chapter representation at ExComm meetings has diminished.  In an effort to increase chapter representation, the ExComm decided [...]