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What's New @ IEEE in Computing October 28, 2009
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Registration Open for International Test Conference
IEEE Presidents' Change the World Competition
Dynamic Sharing
Time to Renew Your Membership
New IEEE Expert Now Courses
IBM and IEEE Announce Publishing Partnership
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Registration Open for International Test Conference
International Test Conference, the highlight of the annual Test Week activities and the leading forum for electronics test technology, promises to engage and stimulate attendees from the test and design community with its technical program and exhibits when the doors open at the 40th annual ITC. Test Week 2009 runs from 1-6 November at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, USA.

Co-sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society, ITC is the cornerstone of Test Week and known worldwide for the strength of its technical program, which attracts many top researchers, and industry experts who choose ITC to present the results of their work. This year's comprehensive program includes formal paper sessions, tutorials, panel sessions, a lecture series, advanced industrial practices sessions, workshops, exhibits and a host of professional fringe meetings.

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IEEE Presidents' Change the World Competition
Do you have an idea that could benefit humanity and revolutionize the way we live? IEEE is hosting a global competition for students who develop unique solutions to real-world problems using engineering, science, computing and leadership skills. Winners could walk away with up to US$10,000. Learn more

 
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Dynamic Sharing
In today's Web 2.0 world, sharing is paramount. On Facebook and other social networking sites, you can post and check out others' photos, opinions, and music. But what if you want to share even more--and on the go? A technology called dynamic composable computing, being developed by IEEE Fellow Roy Want and his colleagues at Intel, can make sharing various devices wirelessly possible. Read more

 
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Time to Renew Your Membership
Your 2010 membership renewal package is scheduled to arrive in the mail this month, but you don't have to wait. You can renew your membership online now. If you do so before 15 November, you'll be entered in a drawing to win one of three computer notebooks.

In the year ahead, you can expect your membership to continue delivering the quality benefits, services and features you expect from IEEE. They include your monthly subscription to IEEE Spectrum magazine; IEEE memberNet, the online community where members who have submitted a profile can search for others who have similar technical interests; discounts on registration fees at more than 900 IEEE-sponsored conferences; the more than 2 million documents in the IEEE Xplore digital library; and 110 IEEE Expert Now e-learning tutorials

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New IEEE Expert Now Courses
A series of three IEEE Expert Now courses on clustering is being presented by IEEE Fellow James C. Bezdek, past president of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society. The courses are aimed at those interested in the research or application of clustering to real-world problems such as data mining, image analysis and bioinformatics. Learn more

 
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IBM and IEEE Announce Publishing Partnership
IEEE and IBM recently announced a publishing agreement to disseminate some of the leading technical articles and papers in computer hardware, software and information systems to a wider audience of researchers and interested readers around the world. The IBMJournal of Research and Development, which now includes the IBM Systems Journal, is one of the top-cited journals in the field and addresses the latest advancements in computer science. Beginning in the spring of 2010, all papers ever published in the IBM journals will be available exclusively in IEEE Xplore. Read the full press release

 
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