The IEEE EMC 2001 Symposium
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When we got home to
Israel, my Dad asked me if I liked the Symposium in Montréal. I liked
the Symposium because there were activities for kids that were a lot of fun.
There were three days of science. We built cool stuff of slime, electricity
and magnetism, and I finally understood a little of my Dad’s work. The
sessions lasted for an hour each day.
I liked it very much because finally somebody did something for children at
the Symposium. I have been with my Dad at several IEEE EMC symposia; he tells
me that I went even as a baby, and this was the first time that someone thought
of the kids.
I saw things that I never saw before and although at first I though that it
was stuff for little children, it WAS for all ages. This activity kept me busy
while my Dad was attending the EMC Society Board (bored?) of Directors meetings
and activities. I think that symposia organizers should stick to this idea of
a children's program and plan activities for kids at every symposium!
I also liked to walk around the exhibition area, receiving great stuff (and
winning a big Teddy Bear) and especially helping in our booth for the Symposium
that will be in Tel-Aviv, Israel, in 2003 at the David Intercontinental. Be
there (with your children) - I will help my Dad to have activities for children
there, too. EMC
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