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IMS2010 photos are posted at MTT-S Zenfolio site
IMS2010 Videos are posted at IEEE.tv!
Transactions Editor-in-chief Delivers Talk at 2009 APMC
Recently Added Speakers Bureau Lecturers and Topics
IMS2010 photos are posted at MTT-S Zenfolio site
Thousands of IMS2010 event photos are now posted at MTT-S Zenfolio photo sharing website.
IMS2010 Videos are posted at IEEE.tv!
Congratulations, IMS2010 team on a job well done! IMS2010 ended with great success. Please check out the IMS2010 videos posted at IEEE.tv. The IMS2010 Plenary Session featured presentation by keynote speaker, The Honorary Zachary J. Lemnios, Director of Defense Research and Engineering (DDR&E) for the United States Department of Defense and the presentation of the Thomas Alva Edison Medal to Dr. Kiyo Tomiyasu, and his induction into the IEEE Heritage Circle.
1. IMS2010 Sight and Sound IEEE.tv video http://www.ieee.org/portal/ieeetv/viewer.html?progId=123593
2. IMS2010 Plenary Session IEEE.tv video http://www.ieee.org/portal/ieeetv/viewer.html?progId=123596
Additional videos of Special Session for Dr. Kiyo Tomiyasu, Luncheon for Chuck Swift, MicroApps and interviews are now available at the IEEE.tv IMS2010 event showcase.
Transactions Editor-in-Chief Delivers Talk at 2009 APMC
APMC was held in Singapore this past December. The conference dates back to 1986 when it was held in New Delhi, and it is now recognized as one of the premier international conferences for the microwave community. This year's event offered a rich scientific program of the highest quality with invited speakers from all over the world, and it provided a broad forum of exchange for both academia and industry alike.
Recently Added Speakers Bureau Lecturers and Topics
Five new speakers have been added to the Speakers Bureau this year.
Dr. Almudena Suarez and Dr. David Root. (See Speakers Bureau MTT-1 listings for detalis)
Dr. Rich Ruby, Dr. Robert Aigner, and Takeo Oita (See Speakers Bureau MTT-2 listings for details)
IEEE Establishes Haiti Fund
Valiant efforts continue in Haiti to alleviate suffering and provide basic human needs, yet other challenges lay ahead. One of these is re-establishing engineering and technology education and professional activities in Haiti. To help meet this challenge, IEEE has established the IEEE Haiti Engineering Educational and Professional Development Rebuilding Fund. It will match donations up to the first US$50,000 contributed. IEEE continues to encourage donations to relief organizations. But we are hopeful that the generosity of members and others will add to the long-term revitalization of Haiti through this IEEE fund. Donate now.