Program: From Grid to Green - Navigating the Energy Transition Three Objectives: 1 What the future of power supply will look like 2 Emerging technologies and how they are shaping the future of power supply 3 How data analytics are playing a pivotal role in planning for the future Speaker(s): Tim Jarrell Agenda: Technical Presentation from 10 am to 11 am on Monday, April 29. Program: From Grid to Green - Navigating the Energy Transition Three Objectives: 1 What the future of power supply will look like 2 Emerging technologies and how they are shaping the future of power supply 3 How data analytics are playing a pivotal role in planning for the future Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/415929

You are invited to join us for lunch and learning at the IEEE Industry Applications Society-Atlanta Chapter meeting. Virtual Meeting Cost: Free for IEEE members; $10 for non-members In-Person Cost: Free for IEEE members Co-sponsored by: Critical Components, Inc. Speaker(s): Jason Hong, Johnathon Agenda: Registration: 11:30 AM Meeting Starts: 12:00 Noon Meeting Ends: 1:00 PM Room: Training, Bldg: 300, 120 interstate north pkwy east southeast, Suite 305, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30339, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/415962

The webinar will explore recent Trends and Challenges in Transportation electrification and automotive industry and explore how industries are leveraging technologies and research in various capacities toward decarbonizing the transportation sector. The speaker will highlight the roles and expectation from tier-1 and 2s companies in the automotive industry, and the reflection of those expectations and roles on the approaches and decision on the traction systems and power electronics controls concepts and challenges for automotive suppliers in the electric transportation domain. The sequence of discussion shall include significant topics such as traction inverters, electric oil pumps, control, and diagnosis of electric motor drive systems. The speaker shall also address questionnaires and engage in healthy discussions with the potential audience regarding the transportation electrification in the automotive industry. Speaker(s): Hassan, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/412866

Quantum Computing is often presented as one of the most promising technologies of the 21st century, a total disruption, a revolution. Governments, technologists, marketers, investors, and analysts project that Quantum Computing will solve today's impossible problems with classical computers. However, the wonders of this emerging technology of computation also give rise to a new threat vector named Q-Day or Quantum Attacks, which means a threat to the current Communication Security due to the Quantum Computer’s future power to break asymmetric encryption and speed up brute force attacks for symmetric encryption. Therefore, communication security needs revolutionary and innovative solutions, a complete cryptographic system, and new technologies supporting various aspects of CIA triad and Privacy protection. The Question arises: Can we develop such a scheme of secure communication that cannot be broken? Quantum Communication technologies might provide that by harnessing the laws of nature and Post Quantum Cryptographic solutions might provide that by finding more complex mathematical problems, but is that the answer we look for in cybersecurity? In this talk, I will explain what a quantum computer is, what a quantum advantage or quantum supremacy is, and why the world is thrown into a quantum race. I also will tackle the application side of quantum computation as a threat vector to our communication security and the state of the art of this technology in relation to cybersecurity. The technological solutions proposed to mitigate the quantum threat will be explained, and the talk will conclude with further steps required for achieving communication and information security. Co-sponsored by: jonathan yam Speaker(s): Angie, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/417762

The Region 3 Senior Membership Team warmly invites IEEE members eligible for senior membership to participate in a special Senior Member Roundup on June 8th, 2024, at 12 PM EDT. Eligibility requires being an IEEE member in good standing with at least ten years of professional or academic achievements. For more information on the senior membership criteria, please visit the IEEE senior membership page: https://www.ieee.org/membership/senior/. This event is designed to support qualified IEEE members in their journey to Senior Member status, providing essential nominations and reference assistance. To begin, contact Hermann Amaya, the Region 3 Senior Member Coordinator, at hermann.amaya.us@ieee.org . Additionally, please CC r3zoompoc@lg2020.org on your email to ensure we can track your request accurately. You will need to provide your resume (using the Region 3 Senior Member Resume Template), member number, IEEE section, and email address. Participants will be matched with references for a live 30-minute introductory interview via Zoom, leading to the completion of the Senior Member nomination package. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow Senior Members across the region and globally, making the elevation process enjoyable and straightforward. Important Details: - Advance Registration Required: You must confirm your participation with Hermann.Amaya.us@ieee.org directly and CC r3zoompoc@lg2020.org. Send your name, section, email, member number, and a resume formatted for senior membership. - Resources: - Senior Member Resume Template: ((https://docs.google.com/document/d/12ElAWXSrAUat9YHk35Up-DgaweKjZKW1/edit)) - Senior Member Participant Guide: ((https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-yqUrwbrpjUJ9D3Sy_j5Ok5Q1gZ6rZB_/view)) We look forward to your participation and celebrating your elevation to Senior Member status together! JOIN THE EXCLUSIVE MEMBERSHIP FOR THE HIGHEST POSITION IN IEEE THAT YOU CAN APPLY FOR. REGISTER TODAY!! Speaker(s): Hermann, Anthony Agenda: 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm: We start with an opening session focusing on Zoom familiarization, technical assistance, and a Q&A to address any preliminary questions. 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm: Hermann will introduce the day, explaining what to expect in your breakout sessions. 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm: Groups 1 through 4 (and possibly 5) will participate in their respective breakout sessions, scheduled in half-hour intervals. 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm: The day concludes with closing remarks and an extended Q&A session, subject to adjustments based on the day's flow. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/416787