Hi everyone,
We will be posting all kinds of messages and stories here in the coming months.
To start with, we asked George Hayhoe to write about his experiences of travel in Ireland. Hope you enjoy it.
By the way, if you attended the previous conference …
Final Plenary on Heuristics
Just as quickly as it started, it was over–we wrapped IPCC for 2013, and what a way to end it. Dr. Carol Barnum gave the final plenary talk about heuristic evaluation, as she reflected on her own travels in the wild world …
Yesterday I posted on the keynote address by Dr. Bernard Amadei, a rousing start to the first day of IPCC 2013. I am happy to report that the remainder of Day 1 was similarly energizing. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to make it to every session …
Amadei and friends!
We need to educate a new kind of engineer, one who can solve technical problems while learning and accommodating the needs and desires of people who will use the technology. This was the core message this morning from Dr. Bernard Amadei, founding president …
IPCC 2013 kicked off Sunday evening on the beautiful campus of the University of British Columbia Vancouver. Registration opened at 3:00 PM, and we had the chance to greet old friends and meet new ones.
Carolyn Labun and Darlene Webb, IPCC 2013 Program Co-chairs, greet Ron Blicq …
Beautiful scenery and memorable speakers–who could ask for more?
One week from today, we will kick off IPCC 2013 on the campus of the University of British Columbia Vancouver! With a beautiful setting, a fantastic program of presenters, and an all star lineup of keynoters, IPCC …
This is one way to get a job, but perhaps not the most effective.
In a recent article in the New York Times, Alina Tugend posed the eternal question that often crops up at this time of year–what are the skills college graduates should possess to make them employable? …
Three times a year, the presidents of technical societies in IEEE meet to conduct the business of the Technical Activities Board. The business ranges from getting updates on IEEE initiatives such as Smart Grid and IEEE in Africa to reviewing the financial state of the …
Congratulations to the six winners of the 2013 IEEE PCS student poster competition! Click on the thumbnails for full size images.
Graduate Winners:
1st Place – Tzu Wen Wu* (Univ. of Washington)
2nd Place – Victoria Mayhall (Auburn Univ.)
3rd Place – Robin Fowler (Univ. of Michigan)
Undergraduate Winners:
1st Place …
So, what do EM and IR have to do with Kyoto, Japan, one of the most iconic and historic of all Japanese cities? At first glance, not much, but Kyoto is the site this weekend (February 22-23, 2013) for the 3rd Study Session on EM …
