Events

Family STEM Nights bring families together to explore the exciting world of STEM. Whether it's physical science, mathematics, engineering, or information technology, these events offer an opportunity for students and their families to engage in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions led by guest instructors. Ocee Elementary’s Family STEM Night is scheduled for February 26 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. Volunteers will lead three identical 25‑minute STEM activities for students and their families. You’re welcome to Bring Your Own Activity (BYOA), or we can provide a fun, ready‑to‑run activity with all supplies included. If you’re available and interested in helping out, please contact Richardson.Melody@gmail.com. We’d be thrilled to have your support in inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers. 4375 Kimball Bridge Rd, Johns Creek, Georgia, United States, 30022

Donation for Atlanta Cybersecurity Summit participation Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/540471

The tech landscape isn’t just changing; it’s being rewritten. To help you navigate what’s next, Atlanta YP is proud to host an evening featuring two powerhouse technology leaders. Our guest speakers bring a combined wealth of expertise in AI-driven platforms, cloud-native architecture, product management and enterprise engineering. More importantly, they know what it takes to lead during a period of rapid digital transformation. Why you should attend: - Architectural Insights: Learn how to build intelligent, scalable systems that survive the real world. - The Founder Mindset: Discover how to drive innovation and "intrapreneurship" within large-scale organizations. - Career Roadmap: Get direct advice on navigating leadership roles in the evolving AI era. Speaker(s): Amit Kumar Padhy, Rudra Roy Choudhary Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/540029

Family STEM Nights bring families together to explore the exciting world of STEM. Whether it's physical science, mathematics, engineering, or information technology, these events offer an opportunity for students and their families to engage in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions led by guest instructor Lake Windward Elementary’s Family STEM Night will be on March 10 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. The event will follow a “classroom format,” where families are scheduled into their activities. You’re welcome to Bring Your Own Activity (BYOA), or we can provide a fun, ready-to-run activity with all supplies included. If you’re available and interested in helping out, please contact Richardson.Melody@gmail.com. We’d be thrilled to have your support in inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers. 11770 E Fox Ct, Alpharetta, Georgia, United States, 30005

IEEE-Atlanta and Region 3 hosted the "The Engineer's Workshop" booth at the Exploration Expo. Attendees were able to participate in a robotic demonstration that included a robot spinning the "Wheel of Engineering" to receive a prize. Co-sponsored by: Atlanta Science Festival Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Kick off mentoring season with an exciting hybrid of networking, connection, and growth opportunities! This event unites Atlanta Women in Engineering (WIE) and Young Professionals (YP) for the official launch of the 2026 mentoring program. It’s a great chance to meet mentors and mentees, expand your professional network, and learn more about how the mentoring program can support your career development. Our mentoring kickoff session will at Georgia Power HQ, from 5:30pm to 7pm. Building and room details will be provided. Co-sponsored by: Atlanta YP 241 Ralph McGill Boulevard, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta's IEEE AP/MTT joint-chapter is hosting an MTT-S distinguished lecture event on April 10th (Fri.) from 11:00AM-12:00PM EST at the Georgia Institute of Technology main campus (Tech Square Research Building auditorium). We invited Dr. Michael Roberg to give a talk titled: "Power Without Pain: High Power MMIC PA Design, the Pitfalls and how to Avoid Them." Talk abstract and speaker bio can be read below. Anyone interested is welcome to attend! This lecture is sponsored by IEEE MTT Society Distinguished Lecturer Program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Guest parking passes will not be provided. There are on-campus guest parking lots/decks that charges by the hour. (Note, Visitor Area 8 is the closest to the Tech Square Research Building, while Visitor Area 7 is relatively close and has a lower charge per hour.) Visitor Area 8: Tech Square Deck (E81) - ~$6/hr ((https://goo.gl/maps/o5pMxMTwTYXvunZ48)) Visitor Area 7: Brittain Dr. Details - $2/hr ((https://goo.gl/maps/R2UVEK8VboZG36x88)) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is IEEE AP/MTT? In Atlanta, the local chapters for the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) and Microwave Theory and Technique Society (MTT-S) are merged to form the joint AP/MTT chapter. We are composed of members at various stages of their careers, who work and do research in various electromagnetics disciplines, like antenna design, microwave circuits, RF systems analysis, etc. We welcome any students, young professionals, researchers, and senior engineers in Atlanta to join our joint-chapter and participate in our technical and service activities. Speaker(s): Dr. Michael Roberg Agenda: 11:00-11:10 AM - Updates on IEEE Atlanta AP/MTT joint-chapter's activities 11:10-12:10 PM - DL with Dr. Michael Roberg presenting: Power Without Pain: High Power MMIC PA Design, the Pitfalls and how to Avoid Them 12:10-12:30PM - Q/A, interaction with attendees, and wrap-up. Room: Auditorium, Bldg: Tech Square Research Building, 85 5th St NW, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30332

As electric utilities accelerate digital transformation, interoperability and data standardization have become foundational to grid modernization and AI adoption. This session provides a practical overview of the IEC 61968 standards (better known as CIM) for distribution system integration, highlighting their role in enabling seamless communication between enterprise applications such as outage management, asset management, work management, and distributed energy resource systems. Participants will explore the latest developments and emerging trends within IEC 61968, including evolving information models, integration frameworks, and their alignment with modern utility architectures. The session also examines how standardized data models create the foundation for advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI-driven operational intelligence. Attendees will gain insight into how IEC 61968 supports more scalable, interoperable, and intelligent utility ecosystems—and why it is becoming a critical enabler of next-generation AI solutions across the electric power sector. Speaker(s): David Bishop, Agenda: 11:15am - 11:30am - Sign In 11:30am - 12:30pm - Lunch and Presentation 12:30pm - 1:00pm - Q & A and Networking Room: 634, 1979 Lakeside Parkway, Suite 900, Tucker, Georgia, United States, 30084