** Conference participants should park their cars in Lots H and F (Visitors Free Park) and walk to the South Rotunda.
There will be signs announcing the events, see Venue tab for a parking map.
There will be signs announcing the events, see Venue tab for a parking map.
2011 IEEE Region 1 Central Area Industry Day
Theme: "Enhancing Collaboration between Industry-Academia-IEEE" to foster
technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
Date: Oct. 21, 2011
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Location:
College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering University at Albany (SUNY)
The 2011 Central Area Industry Day is ideal for executives, managers, engineers, designers, scientists, semiconductor SoC architects, academia, model and software tool developers.
About IEEE Region 1 Industry Day
IEEE Region 1 Industry Day was instituted in 2009 with the desire to increase interaction of our members with the
professionals and executives from the industry. The conference program of industry day offers members and nonmembers
an opportunity to engage with specialists in different fields from different industries that may lead to
understanding of the need and benefits of collaboration.
Industry Day provides a unique platform for exchange of information across multiple disciplines
and among thought leaders on trends and advances in reliable nanoscale circuit technology, system
hardware and software collaboration for globally integrated products, services and solutions.
Highlights of the event
Keynote presentations from:
- Michael Liehr, VP. Research, Business, Alliances and Consortia, Prof. CNSE
- Percy Gilbert, VP. Technology Development, IBM
- Bruce Fardanesh, PhD, Chief Technology Officer at New York Power Authority
- Mohamad Sawan, PhD, Prof. Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering, Polytechnique, Montreal
- Kannan Tinnium, GE Global Research
IEEE and CNSE is hosting a one day conference, in response to the global scale of the revolution in technology and standards enabling smart grid and cloud computing applications including more than 2 billion Internet users and more than 5 billion mobile devices in 2010 with projections reaching 50 billion connected devices in 2020.
Join the 2011 Industry Day professionals to discuss success stories, case studies, lessons learned, guidelines, requirements for next generation scientists/engineers, recommendations and latest advances in new and reliable technologies, semiconductor integrated circuits, products, services and innovative solutions with members of the Industry, Academia, NY State, Media and IEEE communities including decision and policy makers.
- Michael Liehr, VP. Research, Business, Alliances and Consortia, Prof. CNSE
- Percy Gilbert, VP. Technology Development, IBM
- Bruce Fardanesh, PhD, Chief Technology Officer at New York Power Authority
- Mohamad Sawan, PhD, Prof. Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering, Polytechnique, Montreal
- Kannan Tinnium, GE Global Research
IEEE and CNSE is hosting a one day conference, in response to the global scale of the revolution in technology and standards enabling smart grid and cloud computing applications including more than 2 billion Internet users and more than 5 billion mobile devices in 2010 with projections reaching 50 billion connected devices in 2020.
Join the 2011 Industry Day professionals to discuss success stories, case studies, lessons learned, guidelines, requirements for next generation scientists/engineers, recommendations and latest advances in new and reliable technologies, semiconductor integrated circuits, products, services and innovative solutions with members of the Industry, Academia, NY State, Media and IEEE communities including decision and policy makers.
