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Designing For Reliability With Reliasoft Software
This is a joint event of IEEE Reliability Chapters of Boston, Providence, New Hampshire. Semyon Mikheevskiy of Hottinger, Bruel, & Kjaer, will present how various stages of Design for Reliability (DfR) processes are implemented in ReliaSoft software. Semyon will demonstrate what the DfR framework looks like, where the methods and tools fit in that standard work process, and illustrate with a case study on FMEA, Telcordia, Accelerated life testing and System reliability.
This Webinar is free and open to all, but registration is required.
9 Feb 2022, 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT
Virtual Event
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IEEE Boston Section Video Archives Watch the growing library of interesting Video presentations by Boston Chapter. Notably watch the videos of our own Paul Carr on "Greener Power for More Electrioc Vehicles" and "Achieving a Net Zero Carbon Future"
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IEEE Boston
Boston Reflector Nov 2021 |
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IEEE Maine
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Miscellaneous Corner |
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Simple Delights We kick off this Life/Humor/Arts Corner for sharing lighter and joyful moments of life, contributed by our members. Look forward to seeing yours for the next issue(s) |
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Serve as a Judge for the Young Inventors Program
This is great volunteering opportunity and you can also encourage and recognize budding Young Inventors and Innovators of New Hamposhire high schools. We, IEEE NH, are proud sponsors of two awards for students in this program. Register yourself as IEEE-NH or companyname/IEEE-NH.
19-24 March 2022, 8:30-5:00 PM
UNH and Virtual
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Engaging with Student Chapter IEEE at UNH Our UNH Student Branch Chapter is seeking engage with alumni,
and other interested IEEE members to provide their perspectives on careers,
education and professional experiences. Jim Isaak Chair IEEE NH Section, welcomes this as a great idea and encourages members around UNH Durham area as
well as UNH Alumni to close the loop with them.
This is a great way to help our Student members, directly and through our contacts and provide them pathways
to internship and future employments.
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2022 Robotics and Automation Society Plans Read the note by Sri Raghavan RAS Chair, on the Webinar Plans for 2022. Sri would like to hear your thoughts and suggestion on these and or allied topics. |
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Broadband Note to NH Senators Read the note by Jim Isaak IEEE NH Section Chair to NH Senators regarding Broadband in NH and Policy Issues. Also read the IEEE USA Broadband Position Statement |
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Retaining Techies Through Great Resignations Read the note by Jim Isaak elaborating his insightful Op-Ed article published by Union Leader, Manchester on 13 January 2022. |
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IEEE New Hampshire You Tube Channel Visit,Browse,Subscribe to our You Tube channel for current and past Newsletters, the video recordings of Various Webinars/Events, Multi-Media Technology Digests, and Technical Presentations, Video Logs and Artistic Creations of our Members, New England Sections.
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Social Dilemma Documentary This Netflix documentary documents industry leaders/insiders concerns about addiction and the influence of free services that combine big data, artificial intelligence, psychological research and cute kittens to capture our attention, develop detailed profiles of every Internet user, and then sell access to influence these users to the highest bidders.
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IEEE NH Tech Policy Topics Discussion Group and Events Please read the full deatils in the above link.
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online group where we will be developing and announcing upcoming activities.
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Post-Pandemic Community Touch-Reach Events Planning Please join the discussions, follow, and contribute to shape the ideas. For questions Contact. |
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STEM Programs and Resources in New Hampshire This is a comprehensive compilation on pre-college STEM programs and resources available within New Hampshire. Please share these widely in your communities, especially with Parents and Teachers. Special Thanks to our Webmaster Alan Schechter. |
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Humanitarian Activities Newsletter Read the summary report by the Chair of IEEE Humanitarian Activities in 2021 |
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Governance |
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IEEE NH 2022 Officers |
Executive Committee Meeting Summaries
from Jim Isaak, IEEE NH Section Chair.
Excomm Summaries
If you are an IEEE member and would like to attend a future meeting, please contact Section Chair
Jim Isaak or Section Secretary
David Casper.
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Editor's Corner |
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This Newsletter is a great opportunity for members and students to contribute articles and/or share blogs from your vantage. I appreciate your Thoughts and Contributions.
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Feedback Request from Sri Raghavan, the NewsLetter Editor.
Hope these Newsletters are meeting your needs and expectations. Appreciate your Thoughts.
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