UW Bothell IEEE

Discover How AI Impacts Your Industry on October 26th at UW Bothell!

✨ Experience the Magic of AI at the IEEE New Era AI Workshops! ✨

For everyone at the University of Washington Bothell, this is your chance to see how AI will shape your future careers. Whether you’re into STEM, health, or business, there’s something valuable for you!

Event Schedule:
7:00 – 8:00 AM: Registration & Check-in
8:00 – 9:20 AM: Plenary Session
9:20 – 9:45 AM: Networking Break
9:45 AM– 5:00 PM: Workshops (various topics)

Why Attend?
Healthcare: Revolutionize diagnostics and personalized medicine.
Business: Enhance decision-making and operational efficiency.
STEM: Drive innovation in research and development.
Don’t miss this chance to stay ahead in your field! Register now to secure your spot and gain valuable insights into the future of AI.

For UW Bothell students, please register on GatherUWB: https://cglink.me/2zX/r375210
Also, don't forget to register here if you plan on attending: https://attend.ieee.org/newera/register/

"This weekend, the UW Bothell IEEE student branch had the incredible opportunity to tour one of Puget Sound Energy’s key renewable energy projects, the Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility in Ellensburg.

We visited the Renewable Energy Center and toured around the facility, learning so much about the inner workings of wind turbines and even stepping inside a few! This experience has truly deepened our understanding of renewable energy technologies.

Special thanks to Dr. Mahmoud Ghofrani for making this possible and to the amazing team at the facility for their insightful tour. Lastly, thanks to Joe Decuir for being our faculty chaperone!

Earlier this month, Dr. Ghofrani proposed our student branch to do this tour, so I organized it and we took advantage of that opportunity."

- John Vertner, President of UW Bothell IEEE

Have you ever wondered how the information gets sent from your computer to other devices? How exactly does information from your mouse get sent to your computer? On Tuesday the 18th, Professor Joe Decuir will be hosting a talk on the standard such as USB and Ethernet and how they work. In Joe's long career in industry, he's played a role in creating many of the USB standards as well as many of the Bluetooth standards. This will be the first of a 2 part series in the talks Joe will give us for Talking Time Tuesday. Next week on the 25th, he will be presenting again on wireless networking standards such as Bluetooth and WIFI. So if you're ever curious about how these mysterious communication technologies work, come join us!
Date: 5/18/21
Time: 7:30-8:30pm
Zoom link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/98343489340