🎉 Join the IEEE Young Professionals (YP) Networking Session at UVic!IEEE YP members and recent graduates are invited to a dedicated networking meetup during the IEEE Victoria Section event on December 3, featuring 15+ industry professionals across engineering and technology <a href="http://fields.📅" target="_blank" title="fields.📅">fields.📅 Date: December 3, 2025🕒 Time: 5:00 PM – 5:45 PM (Main YP Networking Window)📍 Location: ECS 660 & ECS Lobby, UVic🍕 Food: Free pizza & refreshments🌟 What’s Planned for YP Members?🔹 Dedicated YP networking spaceECS 660 will serve as the central area for YP members to connect with industry guests, discuss career paths, and meet peers in a relaxed <a href="http://setting.🔹" target="_blank" title="setting.🔹">setting.🔹 Industry presenceOver 15 professionals from local engineering and tech sectors will be <a href="http://attending.🔹" target="_blank" title="attending.🔹">attending.🔹 Casual and friendly atmosphereA great chance to exchange ideas, discover opportunities, and grow your <a href="http://network.🔍" target="_blank" title="network.🔍">network.🔍 About the Poster Competition (Optional for YP)While the main focus for YP attendees is networking, the broader event also includes an Undergraduate Poster Competition showcasing innovative student projects in engineering and computer <a href="http://science.YP" target="_blank" title="science.YP">science.YP members are welcome—but not required—to explore the posters after 5:45 <a href="http://PM.✔️" target="_blank" title="PM.✔️">PM.✔️ Suggested YP Schedule-4:30 PM – Optional: Opening keynote (ECS 123)-5:00–5:45 PM – YP Networking Session (main YP activity)-5:45 PM onward – Optional: Browse student posters in the ECS & ELW lobbies🎯 Come connect with fellow YP members, meet industry professionals, and build your professional network!📣 Follow IEEE YP Victoria Online!Stay connected with upcoming events, photos, opportunities, and community updates:🔗 LinkedIn:<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/ieee-young-professionals-victoria/🔵" target="_blank" title="https://www.linkedin.com/company/ieee-young-professionals-victoria/🔵">https://www.linkedin.com/company/ieee-young-professionals-victoria/🔵 Facebook:<a href="https://www.facebook.com/people/IEEE-Young-Professionals-Victoria/61583833655918/Follow" target="_blank" title="https://www.facebook.com/people/IEEE-Young-Professionals-Victoria/61583833655918/Follow">https://www.facebook.com/people/IEEE-Young-Professionals-Victoria/61583833655918/Follow us and be part of the growing IEEE YP Victoria community!Room: 660, Bldg: ECS Building, 3800 Finnerty Rd, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, V8P 5C2

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“Brick by Brick”, a hands-on LEGO creativity workshop and year-end social event. Participants will engage in simple, fun LEGO-building challenges designed to promote creativity, problem-solving, and light interaction in a relaxed environment. This workshop provides a welcoming space for students to unwind, explore creative thinking, and connect with peers and WIE members before the winter <a href="http://break.Speaker(s):" target="_blank" title="break.Speaker(s):">break.Speaker(s): Nethmi HettiarachchiAgenda: -Welcome and introductions-Warm-up LEGO creativity activity-Group LEGO building challenge-Showcase, fun awards, and photos-Year-end social, networking, and closing remarksRoom:H105 , Bldg: Head Hall , Smart Grid Research Centre, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Monthly ExCom meeting - <a href="http://Hybrid.Agenda:" target="_blank" title="Hybrid.Agenda:">Hybrid.Agenda: 6:00 PM - ExCom MeetingRoom: 3188, Bldg: SW01, White Ave, Burnaby, BC , BCIT, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, V5G 3H2, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/508527

The IEEE WIE UNB Student Affinity Group will host a panel of 2 guest speakers from industry and academia to share their career journeys, challenges, and advice. A short networking session will follow, giving students the opportunity to ask questions and connect with the speakers with a follow up Resume Writing Guidance from the career and development services at <a href="http://UNB.Agenda:" target="_blank" title="UNB.Agenda:">UNB.Agenda: -Inspire and motivate students, particularly women, to pursue STEM <a href="http://careers.-Provide" target="_blank" title="careers.-Provide">careers.-Provide resume writing guidance and professional <a href="http://insights.-Foster" target="_blank" title="insights.-Foster">insights.-Foster networking and engagement within the campus <a href="http://community.Room:" target="_blank" title="community.Room:">community.Room: (Room H105), Bldg: UNB Gillin Hall , Science and Forestry Library, , 4 Bailey Dr, , Fredericton, NB, New Brunswick, Canada,E3B 5A3

The IEEE APS Student Branch Chapter is back for one last event in this executive year! It has truly been our honor to serve you over the past year. We’re proud to have wrapped up this term with multiple invited talks, including an APS Distinguished Lecturer and an industry speaker, along with social events and, of course, our annual Go tournament! Now it’s time for a new executive team to take the lead and continue growing this chapter. With that, we will be holding the UofT IEEE APS Student Branch Chapter Election on Thursday, December 4th, at 11:30 AM in BA 7180. Since this is our first event of the semester, we’re also excited to welcome the new members of the EM group. It’ll be a great chance for everyone, new and returning, to meet, reconnect, and enjoy lunch <a href="http://together.Call" target="_blank" title="together.Call">together.Call for Executive Members:Elections mean you can become part of the next executive team. The available positions are:ChairVice-ChairTreasurer and Web-masterSecretaryThis is a fantastic opportunity to gain leadership experience, organize technical and social events, network with experts in the field, strengthen your CV, and help grow the chapter. Executives are also eligible to apply for a travel grant to attend the Chapter Chairs’ Meeting held during the MAPCON conference. If you’re interested in running for any of these positions (one or more), please email <a href="http://[email protected]" target="_blank" title="[email protected]">[email protected] you’re running, supporting a friend, or simply joining us for lunch and good company, you’re warmly welcome to attend. If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance. We look forward to seeing you all there!<a href="https://edu.ieee.org/ca-uotaps/home/Room:" target="_blank" title="https://edu.ieee.org/ca-uotaps/home/Room:">https://edu.ieee.org/ca-uotaps/home/Room: BA7180, Bldg: Bahen Centre for Information Technology, 40 St. George Street Toronto, ON, M5S 2E4, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5S 2E4

Dear IEEE Windsor Section Members,On behalf of the IEEE Windsor Section, we are pleased to invite you to the 2025 IEEE Windsor Section Annual General Meeting (AGM). This year's AGM will bring together our members, volunteers, and partners to reflect on the Section’s achievements over the past year and to discuss plans for the year <a href="http://ahead.The" target="_blank" title="ahead.The">ahead.The event will feature a keynote address by Dr. Narayan Kar, Distinguished University Professor, Tier 1 Canada Research Chair, and Founder and Director of CHARGE Lab, and a Guest of Honour address by Dr. Mehrdad Saif, IEEE Fellow and former Dean of Engineering at the University of Windsor, followed by a networking lunch. It is a great opportunity to connect with fellow IEEE members, learn about ongoing initiatives, and celebrate the contributions that make our Section <a href="http://thrive.Date:" target="_blank" title="thrive.Date:">thrive.Date: Thursday, December 4, 2024Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PMLocation: Freed Orman Hall, University of WindsorWe look forward to your participation in this special event as we continue strengthening our IEEE community in <a href="http://Windsor.Please" target="_blank" title="Windsor.Please">Windsor.Please register as soon as possible, as seating is <a href="http://limited.Speaker(s):" target="_blank" title="limited.Speaker(s):">limited.Speaker(s): Dr. Narayan Kar, Agenda: 12:00 PM - 12:10 PM - Reception and Networking12:10 PM - 12:20 PM - Welcome, Opening Remarks, and Brief Section Progress Report12:20 PM - 12:30 PM - Guest of Honour Address, Dr. Dr. Mehrdad Saif12:30 PM - 1:00 PM - Keynote Address, Dr. Narayan Kar1:00 PM - 1:45 PM - Networking Lunch1:45 PM - 2:00 PM - Closing Remarks and AnnouncementsFreed Orman Hall, University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4

Join us for a Lunch & Learn at INRS with Rohde & Schwarz!Discover key techniques for testing RF and microwave components using state-of-the-art Rohde & Schwarz measurement equipment. This session will cover fundamental and advanced concepts useful for students, researchers, and engineers working in wireless systems, electronics, and signal <a href="http://processing.Program10:00" target="_blank" title="processing.Program10:00">processing.Program10:00 – 12:00 — Core RF Measurement Topics-VNA architectures and measurements-Calibration methods-De-embedding techniques12:00 – 13:30 — Lunch Break13:30 – 15:30 — Advanced Applications-Nonlinear amplifier measurements-Noise figure measurements with a VNA-Signal integrity applicationsDon't miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts and explore cutting-edge test solutions!Event Highlights:- Attendees will get access to a free course material- Technical presentations by Rohde & Schwarz- Open discussions on future wireless communication trendsWho should attend:- Graduate and undergraduate students in Electrical, Computer, Software <a href="http://Engineering.-" target="_blank" title="Engineering.-">Engineering.- Faculty and researchers working in electronics, wireless communication, RF, and signal processing- Anyone interested in cutting-edge communication technologies and measurement solutionsCo-sponsored by: Staracom, INRSSpeaker(s): Anis Ben Arfi , Edmond Zauner Room: 18, Bldg: Bureau 6900, INRS, 800, De La Gauchetière Ouest , Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H5A 1K6

Abstract:This talk will provide an overview on the recent research onmulti-agent systems operating in hostile <a href="http://environments.In" target="_blank" title="environments.In">environments.In the context of consensus problems, we will focus on theinfluence of misbehaving agents capable to inject false data intheir transmissions and how to mitigate such cyberattacks by the approach of the so-called mean subsequence reducedalgorithms and their variants. Agents equipped with such algorithmswill ignore their neighbors taking outlying state <a href="http://values.We" target="_blank" title="values.We">values.We will see that characterizations on the properties necessaryfor network topologies can be established, and moreover thatnetwork resiliency can be enhanced when more communication andcomputational resources are available. This approach originatesin the area of distributed algorithms in computer science, butrecent studies in systems control have brought notable <a href="http://advances.We" target="_blank" title="advances.We">advances.We will further discuss extensions of such algorithms to problemsof averaging, parameter estimation, and clock synchronization inwireless sensor <a href="http://networks.Speaker(s):" target="_blank" title="networks.Speaker(s):">networks.Speaker(s): Hideaki, Agenda: Abstract:This talk will provide an overview on the recent research onmulti-agent systems operating in hostile <a href="http://environments.In" target="_blank" title="environments.In">environments.In the context of consensus problems, we will focus on theinfluence of misbehaving agents capable to inject false data intheir transmissions and how to mitigate such cyberattacks by the approach of the so-called mean subsequence reducedalgorithms and their variants. Agents equipped with such algorithmswill ignore their neighbors taking outlying state <a href="http://values.We" target="_blank" title="values.We">values.We will see that characterizations on the properties necessaryfor network topologies can be established, and moreover thatnetwork resiliency can be enhanced when more communication andcomputational resources are available. This approach originatesin the area of distributed algorithms in computer science, butrecent studies in systems control have brought notable <a href="http://advances.We" target="_blank" title="advances.We">advances.We will further discuss extensions of such algorithms to problemsof averaging, parameter estimation, and clock synchronization inwireless sensor <a href="http://networks.Room:" target="_blank" title="networks.Room:">networks.Room: SF B560 , 172 St. George St.,, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 0A3

Séminaire: "Conception et principes des circuits imprimés à haute vitesse"Co-sponsored by: Marc Perron, Président, IEEE Section de QuébecSpeaker(s): Karim Bouzid, Room: PLT-2105, Bldg: Adrien-Pouliot , 1065 avenue de la Médecine, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, G1V 0A6

Join the IEEE Southern Alberta Section Young Professionals for the 2025 Year End Holiday Gala on December 5th 2025. Your ticket includes a four-course seated dinner with a drink ticket. Dress code: Formal Attire. Only 16 spots, register by Monday Dec 1st. Sponsored by IEEE YP and IEEE <a href="http://Foundation.Levilla" target="_blank" title="Foundation.Levilla">Foundation.Levilla Restaurant - 404-1851 Sirocco Dr SW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, T3H 4R5

Join us for a virtual event organized by the IEEE Computer Society Chapter!Title: MetaSwarmX: Decentralized Swarms of Swarms of Heterogeneous AgentsSummary: As robotics technology continues to innovate large collections of robotic agents have become more sophisticated and accessible leading to their use in both civilian and military applications. Many of these applications treat the collection as a multi-robot system that is controlled in a centralized fashion, which can be useful and have many applications but this isn't swarm robotics. The MetaSwarmX project aims to develop algorithms that can be used for swarms of swarms (a MetaSwarm) of heterogeneous robots solving problems without human intervention in a decentralized and scalable fashion. These algorithms will be built with civilian applications in mind as a means to develop novel applications with this emergent technology. The subject of swarm intelligence, the emergent technology, the potential of the robots, and the goals and status of the MetaSwarmX project will be <a href="http://discussed.---------------------------------------------------------------Bibliography:" target="_blank" title="discussed.---------------------------------------------------------------Bibliography:">discussed.---------------------------------------------------------------Bibliography: Dr. Michael Dubé studied novel representations for evolutionary algorithms with applications to epidemic modelling and biological sequence discovery completing his PhD in Bioinformatics and MSc in Computer Science in Canada. Now, he studies decentralized swarm intelligence with swarms of robots while completing his post-doc at Otto von Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany. He aims to be a teaching-focused professor in Computer Science, where he will bring the energy and passion to everything he does; which may mean starting class with a cheer about being excited to learn!Speaker(s): Michael DubéVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/517697