IEEE Chair Banquet
Wednesday 29th of February 6:30pm-8:00pm.
All Welcome!
Join us on the 29th of February (Wednesday),
we will host the IEEE Dayton Chair Banquet at Affiliate Societies
Council’s Building. This is a social event for IEEE members,
spouses and families. Where: The Affiliate Societies Council
of Dayton in the Montgomery County Education Service Center
4801 Springfield St., Dayton, OH 45431
Cost: $5 per person
RSVP Required: Send RSVP to IEEEDaytonSectionEvents@gmail.com
so we can purchase the correct amount of food.
10th Annual Dayton / Miami Valley TechFest™
Saturday February 18, 10 AM - 6 PM, Sunday
February 19, 11 AM - 5 PM
Joe Natarian has been amping up our in-volvement
with local student chapters and we hope you will see an even
greater IEEE presence at the 2012 TechFest. Please con-tact
Joe Natarian if your interested in volun-teering – (includes
free IEEE Dayton Sec-tion Shirt!) Sinclair Comm. College,
David Ponitz Ctr, 301 West Fourth Street, Dayton, Ohio Science,
Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) Hands-on Exhibits, Demos,
and Family Fun for K-12 Free Admission! Free Parking in Bldg
12
IEEE Dayton Section Awards
Banquet - Saturday April 28 at the Sinclair Community College,
David Ponitz Center, Social / science fair displays / Chapter
Speakers start at 5:30. Dinner is at 6:30, followed by the
keynote and awards program.
Call for Science Fair Judges (March 3, March
17)
March is the month of science fairs and the
IEEE Dayton section will again be sending a special delegation
to two events from which we select student projects that best
advance the electrical engineering profession and honor them
with a savings bond and dinner at our awards banquet. We are
looking for a few good engineers to judge at each event:
| Event: |
Montgomery County Science Day |
Western District Science Day |
| Date |
Sat, March 3 |
Sat, March 17 |
| Breakfast: |
7:30 am |
7:30 am |
| Orientation: |
8:30 am |
8:30 am |
| Judging: |
9:00-12:30 |
9:00-12:30 |
| Awards: |
1:15 pm |
2:00 pm |
| Location: |
NCR Building Beacom/Lewis Gym UD Campus
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Central State Campus |
Contact Gary Lynch 252-4779 or gary.lynch@ieee.org
if you are interested. Preference will be given to people
we couldn't work into the schedule last year.
IEEE-Dayton Section
Computer Society Meeting
Tuesday, February 21 11:30-12:30 PM
State Sponsored Malware: The Advanced Persistent Threats
TOPIC: Internet/Security
SPEAKER: Bill Kilgallon, LexisNexis
PLACE: InfoSciTex 4027 Colonel Glenn Hwy, Suite 210, Dayton,
OH 45431-1672 Just West of intersection with National Rd/Grange
Hall Rd, in Signal Hill TechneCenter (building 4027 is the
left-most of the 3 buildings)
RSVP: Dave Perez, david.c.perez@computer.org or (937) 904-5486.
Pizza and soft drinks provided for $3/person - RSVP (Name,
e-mail, phone, citizenship, IEEE member?, Computer Society
member?, pizza?) required. Meeting open to all.
ABSTRACT: Bill Kilgallon will speak about
"APTs" (Advanced Persistent Threats) through an overview of
Stuxnet, an attack that disrupted the Iranian nuclear program
in 2009. APTs represent a new class of carefully coordinated
and targeted attacks using established vulnerabilities. The
talk will cover an overview of the individual elements that
could be part of an APT, a case study to illustrate how combining
these elements creates a new class of threat, and a discussion
of how APTs may impact the future of security.
BIO: Bill Kilgallon is an Application
Security Architect for LexisNexis, a provider of online tools
for legal and business clients. His previous roles included
web development, ethical hacking for a medical device manufacturer,
data acquisition systems for a large aerospace company and
Adjunct Lecturer for the University of Cincinnati. He has
a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology
from the University Of Cincinnati College Of Applied Science,
and two additional years of graduate coursework in Computer
Science (also at U.C.). He lives in Lebanon, Ohio, with his
wife and four children. His hobbies in-clude playing with
PIC micro-controllers, breaking and fixing motorcycles, and
trying not to set his garage on fire.
Meeting open to all.
IEEE-USA Meeting
Cincinnati on May 4th, 2012
http://ieeeusa.org/calendar/conferences/annualmeeting/2012/
 One
of the important highlights this year for the IEEE Dayton
Section is the IEEE-USA Meeting that is being held in Cincinnati
on May 4th, 2012. The IEEE Dayton Section is working closely
with the IEEE Cincinnati Section to organize this event. The
IEEE -USA Student Conference is a major new forum for students,
(undergraduate and graduate), researchers and practioners
interested in collaborative exploration of theory, design
and applications targeting innovative design. The 2012 theme
is "Innovation taking Flight". IEEE-USA meeting Location:
Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, 35 W. Fifth Street.
Our local students from Miami University, Wright State University
and University of Dayton will be attending and presenting
papers.
Preliminary Agenda – IEEE-USA Meeting 2012
8:00-8:30: Welcoming Remarks - AESS
8:30-9:00: Columbus/Cincinnati/Dayton Section
9:00-9:30: Tec^Edge Experiences/ NASA Collaboration: Dr.
Rob Williams
9:30-10:00: Way Forward: Dr. Mike Wicks
10:00-10:30: True Innovation-BioInspired : Dr. Chris Baker
10:30-11:00: "Cincinnati IEEE Section Speaker (TBD)"
11:00-11:30: "Columbus IEEE Section Speaker (TBD)"
11:30-13:00: Luncheon- Keynote Debbie Anderson Deborah (Desch)
Anderson, "The Dayton NCR WWII Codebreakers".
Deborah's father, Joseph Desch was the focus of a documentary
2006 film, Dayton Codebreakers. Deborah will highlight the
story of her father, who worked as an NCR engineer, and
was in charge of the top secret codebreaking operations
in Dayton during WWII. The story of the Dayton code breakers
survived 50 years of secrecy in part because it woven with
so many threads of world history -- military, diplomatic,
technological, scientific. http://www.daytoncodebreakers.org/
13:00-13:30: Invited "NASA astronaut"- Space/NASA Grand
Challenges
13:30-15:30 (POCs: Dr Williams/ Ron Ogan)
Session 1: Undergrad Papers/Posters/Videos
Session 2: Academic Collaboration & Website Workshop/Speakers
15:30-17:30 (POCs: Dr. Ewing/ Ken Simone )
Session 3: Graduate Papers/Posters/Videos
Session 4: Industry IEEE "Performance" Standards Workshop/Speakers
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