Event will be limited to 25 <a href="http://participants.Join" target="_blank" title="participants.Join">participants.Join the IEEE London Chapter for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Fraunhofer Innovation Platform for Composites Research at Western University (FIP-Composites@Western) in London, Ontario. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore the innovation behind composite materials formulation, process and product development at this industrial-scale applied research facility that is part of Western <a href="http://University.About" target="_blank" title="University.About">University.About the Facility:The Fraunhofer Innovation Platform for Composites Research is a joint venture between Western University and the Fraunhofer Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) in Pfinztal, Germany. The FIP-Composites at Western develop, test, validate, and characterize new lightweight materials and advanced manufacturing processes on an industrial scale. By combining Fraunhofer’s latest global technologies with Western’s strengths in materials engineering, the FIP-Composites at Western proactively addresses the needs of its industry <a href="http://partners.https://www.eng.uwo.ca/fraunhofer/Agenda:" target="_blank" title="partners.https://www.eng.uwo.ca/fraunhofer/Agenda:">partners.https://www.eng.uwo.ca/fraunhofer/Agenda: What to Expect:- Experience a close-up view of the industrial-scale applied research centre, part of Western <a href="http://University.-" target="_blank" title="University.-">University.- Discover Western’s state-of-the-art composites processing <a href="http://equipment.-" target="_blank" title="equipment.-">equipment.- Capabilities:- 2500 Tonne Compression Molding Press- 1600 Tonne and 500 Tonne Injection Molding Presses- Sheet Molding Compound Line- Long Fiber Thermoplastic Directline- High-Pressure Resin Transfer Molding Line- Pultrusion Line2520 Advanced Avenue, London, Ontario, Canada, N6M 0E1

(https://seattlein2025.org/)IEEE" target="_blank" title="https://seattlein2025.org](https://seattlein2025.org/)IEEE">https://seattlein2025.org](https://seattlein2025.org/)IEEE will be there, and you have an opportunity to attend and contribute as an IEEE member or student member alongside your peers from Seattle Section for a day, for a few days, or for the entire event. We’re hoping for a good turnout from Vancouver on the weekend: Fri, 15 August, Sat, 16 August and Sun, 17 <a href="http://August.Instructions" target="_blank" title="August.Instructions">August.Instructions for registering for the conference can be found athttps://seattlein2025.org/memberships/memberships/ .You have multiple options including day passes, full conference registration, <a href="http://etc.IEEE" target="_blank" title="etc.IEEE">etc.IEEE will have a booth at Worldcon. If you would like to volunteer to join a shift or two, please let us know!IEEE members like myself, Alon Newton, John Vertner, and Tom Coughlin (2024 President) will be at Worldcon. We hope that you can join us!In the meantime, please help us plan ahead by registering through this vTools page so that we can gauge interest and keep you informed. At this point, you’re simply expressing interest. Final confirmation won’t be required for a week or <a href="http://two.David" target="_blank" title="two.David">two.David MichelsonCounsellor, IEEE Student Branch @ UBCBldg: Summit Expansion, Seattle Convention Center, 900 Pine Street, Seattle, Washington, United States, 98101

Welcome to WindEEE! Please meet us in the lobby at the WindEEE Research Institute, located at 2535 Advanced Avenue, London, Ontario. Parking is located to the right of the building, follow the sidewalk to the main entrance on the left. You will need to ring the doorbell to be let <a href="http://in.How" target="_blank" title="in.How">in.How to Prepare for your Tour:You will be sitting, standing, walking, and briefly experiencing simulated tornado winds. An optional climb up and down a stepped ladder may be included depending on time/accessibility. Tours typically last between 60-90 <a href="http://minutes.Please" target="_blank" title="minutes.Please">minutes.Please wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes and clothing that won't get blown around (pants and fitted shirts are best). Avoid loose accessories or anything lightweight that might take flight. That said, get ready to let your hair down for some great photo opportunities!We look forward to seeing you!Agenda: You will be sitting, standing, walking, and briefly experiencing simulated tornado winds. An optional climb up and down a stepped ladder may be included depending on time/accessibility. Tours typically last between 60-90 <a href="http://minutes.2535" target="_blank" title="minutes.2535">minutes.2535 Advanced Avenue, London, Ontario, Canada, N6M 0E2