Register for the IEEE Luncheon and Presentation at Online Information 2009
Reserve your seat for the IEEE Luncheon at the 2009 Online
Information Annual Conference! In addition to enjoying a nice hot lunch,
dessert and tea courtesy of IEEE, you will see IEEE highlight some memorable
moments from its illustrious 125 year history, demonstrate tips to show the
value of IEEE information to your organization and share upcoming enhancements
to the IEEE Xplore® digital library. Plus, you'll hear announcements
from IEEE regarding new collaborations with other publishers.
Date: Wednesday, 2
December 2009
Time: 13:00-14:30
Place: Hilton London Olympia, Tower
Room
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity! IEEE online
subscribers, as well as those interested in IEEE and its publications, are welcome
to attend this free luncheon. Space is
limited, so reserve your seat today.
Registration is required. Please RSVP to Phyllis Buchta at p.buchta@ieee.org.
Don’t Miss the IEEE 125th Anniversary Cake &
Champagne Celebration
Be sure to stop by the IEEE booth on Tuesday, 1 December
2009 to help IEEE celebrate its 125th Anniversary with cake,
champagne, hot tea and coffee! Enjoy a sweet treat while you meet new
colleagues, catch up with friends and chat with IEEE.
Date: Tuesday, 1
December 2009
Time: 15:00
Place: Online Information 2009,
Exhibit Stand #704
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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RSVP for a New IEEE Xplore Preview Session in Your Area
The new IEEE Xplore
will be launching soon! Join us for an in-depth look at the new IEEE Xplore interface, features and tools. Sessions
are currently scheduled for the following dates:
- 19 November - Philadelphia, PA
- 1 December - Minneapolis, Minnesota
- 3 December - Argonne, Illinois
- 3 December - San Jose, California
- 4 December - Needham, Massachusetts
- 8 December - Dallas, Texas
- 10 December - Berkeley, California
- 11 December - Washington, DC
To see further details and to RSVP, please visit the preview
session web page.
Online training sessions will
also be held for those who cannot make it to an onsite session. For more
information, please contact Angela Trilli at a.trilli@ieee.org
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New IET Journal Issues Highlight Latest Technology Advancements
Keep up to date with new developments in science,
engineering and technology by accessing IET content—available via the IEEE/IET
Electronic Library (IEL). News about IET
journals and the most recent issues includes:
IET Systems Biology – With newly
appointed Editor-in Chief Prof. Kwang-Hyun Cho of Korea Advanced Institute of
Science and Technology, the September 2009 issue focuses on cellular
information processing.
IET Software – Special Issue for
October 2009 highlights evaluation and assessment in software engineering.
IET Computer Vision – Special Issue
for September 2009 looks at 3D face processing.
IET Microwaves,
Antennas & Propagation – Building on the 2007
Special Issue on Metamaterials, IET continues cutting-edge research into
Metamaterials with a new Special Issue on Microwave Metamaterials coming in
2010.
Also, keep an eye out for the new look of Electronics
Letters—arriving in 2010.
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IEEE Celebrates 125th Anniversary with IEEE Xplore Customers
George Plosker, the Silicon Valley based IEEE Client
Services manager has been eating quite a bit of cake lately. Specifically, IEEE 125th Anniversary cake at
events held at IEEE Xplore client
sites. This month, George has been to UC
San Diego, USC, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
At the two schools, each event drew over 125 attendees
including faculty from the engineering schools, IEEE student members, and
librarians who administer IEEE Xplore
at their campuses. These events were
designed to increase networking among the IEEE communities and succeeded with
all having a good time and enjoying refreshments. Short presentations included
recognizing IEEE award winners and recently promoted Fellows, a history and
update on IEEE, and introductions to the Student Chapter activities.
At the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Barbara Amago,
Supervisor of the Library Group, was recognized for receiving the NASA
Exceptional Service Medal for her tireless efforts "to ensure NASA mission
success by providing JPL researchers the top-quality information required for
winning proposals, solving time-critical problems, designing experiments, and
developing technologies crucial to NASA." See
photos from the events
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IEEE Seeks Volunteers for Humanitarian Technology Challenge
The Humanitarian Technology Challenge (HTC) is a partnership
between IEEE and the United Nations Foundation designed to bring together
technical professionals and humanitarians to develop technological solutions
for pressing challenges facing humanity. The program is offering a unique opportunity
for those experienced in systems engineering to work directly with prominent
humanitarian volunteers to address these initial challenges:
- Reliable Electricity –
Availability of power for electronic devices
- Data Connectivity–
Capability of exchanging data among remote field offices and central
health facilities
- Individual ID – Maintain
consistent patient records, including when patients visit different
clinics and relocate.
Be part of the technology solutions of the future and help benefit
humanity. Learn more about the Humanitarian Technology Challenge by visiting
the HTC Web site.
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In Brief: Now Available in IEEE Xplore
More than 200 journal issues, conference proceedings and
standards have been added to the IEEE Xplore®
digital library in October. Some of the highlights include:
IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing,
December 2009
Focuses on 3D underwater sensor networks; threat-based mobile sensor coverage;
wireless location tracking algorithms; and wireless mesh networks under dynamic
traffic conditions.
IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology,
November 2009
Contains articles on dynamic modeling and feedback control;
tuning of multivariable decentralized controllers; multirate linear systems;
and active disturbance rejection control for MEMs gyroscopes.
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data
Engineering, December 2009
Highlights local and global regularization; efficient tree
structures for high utility pattern mining; multiple data streams in sensor
networks; and balancing performance and confidentiality.
International
Conference on Advances in Circuits, Electronics and Micro-electronics,
11-16
October 2009
Conference
proceedings
European Wireless
Technology Conference, 28-29 September 2009
Conference
proceedings
View the full
list of additions
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