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Magnetic Tunnel Junctions For Non-Conventional Computing
IEEE Boston, Providence and New Hampshire Reliability Chapters jointly sponsor
IEEE NH MTT/AP Societies Sponsors Distinguished Microwave Lecture by Dr. Jeffrey Nanzer
on Magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) which represent the most useful devices coming out of spintronics research. Besides serving as the key components for magnetic field sensors and digital magnetic random access memories, magnetic tunnel junctions have recently been studied as building blocks for non-conventional computing, via utilizing their functions of non-linearity, stochasticity, etc.
14 Sep 2022, 11:00 - 12:00 Noon Boston Time Virtual Online Event. Registration
Registration required.
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Distributed Phased Arrays: Challenges And Recent Progress
IEEE NH MTT/AP Societies Sponsors Distinguished Microwave Lecture by Dr. Jeffrey Nanzer
on "Distributed Phased Arrays: Challenges And Recent Progress". This free talk is intended for both general IEEE audience and MTT/AP Society members. All are Welcome.
20 Sep 2022, 6:15 - 7:30 PM Boston Time 128B, College of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics (CETA), Manchester NH, SNHU
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Wicked Stem Expo
Attend Northern New England Wicked STEM Expo, to educate, inspire and connect the Youth of New England and vast STEM community in the region. IEEE Members appreciate your Volunteering at the booth.
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24 Sep 2022, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Boston Time The New Hampshire Dome
Registration required.
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National Grid's Clean Energy Vision
This is a technical presentation hosted by IEEE Baltimore Power and Energy Systems Chapters and sponsored by several IEEE Chapters including IEEE NH. It will discuss National Grid's Clean Energy Visions which rests on four pillars of action: energy efficiency in buildings; a 100% fossil-free gas network; hybrid electric-gas heating systems; and targeted electrification and networked geothermal
systems.
28 Sep 2022, 12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM Boston Time Virtual Online Event. Registration
Registration required.
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NHJES Annual Conference
This year NH Joint Engineering Societies Annual Conference returns in Person. Save the Date and await registration link soon. For details contact Michael Bogue.
19 October 2022, 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM Murphy’s Carriage House
393 Route 101 Bedford NH required.
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IEEE WIE Summer Picnic A Brief from Barbara Bancroft, Vice Chair IEEE NH Section, on
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Diversity Promotes Bias-Free Systems  In this special Newsletter article, IEEE Members Jim Isaak and James McKim
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Phishing Attacks In this special Newsletter article, IEEE Members Nathan Dinwoodie and
Wei Lu, University System of New Hampshire,
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Electric Viehicles: A Disruptive Game Changer? 
In this special Newsletter article, Dr. Walter Rawle, Chair, Committee for Transporation and Aerospace Policy, IEEE USA provides salient history of Electric Vehicles, various factors, including U.S. Government actions that has shaped its evolution, guidance for adoption by Consumers.
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